^lol I don't think the original included "qof meyd ah la ma amaano", I think it was qof mid lama amaano...

^am gonna go look for the original because this is one of my fav songs but this comes close

loooool @ jacaylbaro, in that case sheekh waa waya arag, he knows what his talking about

Some one should ask the good shaikh if he considers the Americans Muslim and that they provide Muslim burials to all their enemies.

^Everyone is interested in their own interest Malika, does that make it an administrative capital?

how influential is he with the rest of the somaliland culima and people?

loool, was just kidding about the picture but seriously, that should be your quote on SOL. As for the Sultan's name, either am really slow to wake up this morning or its not in what you pasted up there.

a tentative Nile distribution agreement with Ethiopia, a peace deal between Xamaas and fatax, can hardly wait to see what new miracles these post mubarak Egyptians perform. On another note, the capital of Uganda is is Kampala not Entebbe...

^Wow, surely you know nothing about the Pirate clan, lol. You must be one of those konfurians xaji speaks of. Xaji, where are the pictures lol. seriously, this article didn't even bother to name the Sultan and I highly doubt any Saltun would call himself sultan of bariga sanaag, just those two words make clear the source of this none sense...

^for nearly an hour, I wondered why this song was so dame familiar, here is why:

there is a saying that goes "you live by the sword, you die by the sword". am a pacifist by nature but I cant help but rejoicing in the death of Osama and all his comrades in that compound like the rest of all patriotic central Ohioans who jumped into mirror lake (only done once a year for beat Michigan week for you none Ohioans lol )

lol @ Bob, there is a story from a marriage between one of the daughters of a Garaad or sultan of maakhiir named kaaha and the son of a Garaad to the south from SSC. It is said that the SSC guests at the wedding reception sang "naaheey kaaheey, kurus Geel iyo Kaluun wala kala sooca" just to prevent any fish from intermixing with their hilib, should tell you were Malika and Aaliyya stad as for as any sea creatures are concerned.

war nimanyow afaraha rerka mat iskaga dhex bax than

lol @ Zack, did you really not understand what I meant or were you just pointing out my poor grasp of Somali spilling

The Zack;716662 wrote: ^^Kids? Waar xishoo dee geel beele! Anyways, now you have been to Africa, did you see what they call "Suqaar" over there? It is basically kalaankal. The Suqaar you would find in the Somali-owned restaurants in the west is what we used to call muqmad AKA Collab. I've learned yet another word Muqmad=Oodkac=collob (never heard this one) Aaliyya, FYI I've always liked xeedha fur, I think you guys are taking what the maqmad meant to older generation to a new level lol, am sure more innocent intentions were behind it such as a playful way to ascertain if the groom and his family could take care of the bride. this all woman xeedho fur is new to me though.

showqi, I think gambo and malgabad waa isku mid but I could be wrong. Lol @ Bilan, I think he was serious and che am not sure but i think it was merca area or somthing

^ lol, am told its different Aaliyya. another question is whats the difference between malqabad-shaash-masar, my sisters tells me one of them is for old ladies only

A friend of mine told that in certain parts of the south, they have a tradition called sariir saar, lol, is this true and what do they do?

whoa

just got the news, The conservatives won and won big. Hope conservative has a different meaning up there then it does down here Aaliyya

its clear those who killed her had a motive, for most people, the assumption is that they were extremist who saw a problem with a qunyar socod let alone a female one. You insinuate that there are other motives but fail to tell us who or why, what kinda post is this

africa you Erigavo admin is sl. is this not circular logic. SL appoints people for their neighborhood hardly should be unexpected that what they appoint is also sl.

Pakistanis crack me up with their full Urdu sentences with few perfect english idioms. Blah blah blah soft target. blah blah blah charity begins at home.