 The origins of the name Mogadishu ( Muqdisho ) has many theories but it is most likely derived from a morphology of the Persian words Maq 'ad @-@ i @-@ Shah For a long time , it was thought to be derived from the Persian Maq 'ad @-@ i @-@ Shah ( مقعد شاه ) , which means " the seat of the Shah " ( a reflection of the city 's early Persian influence ) . It is known locally as Xamar ( English : Hamar ) . 
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Da origins of the name Mogadishu ( Muqdisho ) got many theories but it is most likely derived from a morphology of tdaPersian words Maq  d @-@ i @-@ Shah fa a long time , it was thought to be derived from thdaersian Maq  d @-@ i @-@ Shah ( مقعد شاه ) , which mean " the seat of the Shah " ( a reflection of the city  early Persian influence ) . It is known locally as Xamar ( English : Hamar ) .