Sxb, it was 1991 when the Somali State crumbled and Somaliland went its own way. And in 2012 Somaliland and the TFG Will lay the foundations for the future Somali State. Old Chapters are closed, new chapters of History is being created.

Irrelevent what the outcome from the talks will be, for sure they are historic and created a new percedent, a new way of thinking, a new approach and a new road to achieve that what we wish for the Somali people. Somalis tend to achknowledge someones contribution only after their death while critizing and judging when the person is a live. Let us break with this and let us acknowledge that President Siilanyo has earned his place in the pages of history and show our gratitude. Thank you President Siilanyo.

Xaaji, dont you think these are historical times. And that we will look back on it one day?

I always thought my generation would not experience any exciting and historical times nor that we can contribute to any significant historical developments. So that we can look back one day, on historic events and tell our grandchildren about it. Like our parents and other older Somalis talk about the historical 1960s, the Independence, the unfication, the renaissance of pan African and pan Somalism. When I hear these storis, sometimes I wish i could have witnessed it. But if we look at all the recent developments, the change of attitude, the resilliance Somalis have showed, the returning hope. I only can say, thank Allah. waa mahad Ilaahay

Somalia;845742 wrote: The reason I find it funny is because it's just the place for you, no doubt about that. hehe

Sxb, dadka ka yimaada Galkacyo aad ayaan isku fahanaa. waa dad daacad ah, oo kaftan badan yihiin sxb, marna kama qanaqiyaan. And I heard many stories about its hospitality sxb. So i really want to check it out. Garowe and Bosasso waan so arkay.

wyre waa funny.

Caano Geel, is this your first time back?

Oba, all those places you mentioned plus: Marka Jigjiga Galkacyo

war waxan cid walba wee fahmisaa.

*Blessed;845385 wrote: Oh dear, waa runtaa... I shall slap my wrists for that silly mistake. Please, continue. In a new thread. What happened to the dariiqa community? Dariiqo is alive and kicking. But we try to keep our community out of the spot ligth. We don't want outsiders minding our business. So no thread about Dariiqo.

Soomaaliland Aliyah, baryahan maad isku so dhawateen. you are only 2 letters away. mise anaa mooday:D

it's female appropiate. you have separate womens sections. check it out. its quite an experience.

Coofle;845239 wrote: Are you suggesting it is like the Israeli occupation....I don't agree with you on that.. A-khadar, Beelaha darifyada, Have agreed to Join Somaliland in 1991, both in Burco and Borama Conference they signed to be part of the nation. .... Arrintu halkan danbe ayuun bay ka dhabaqday.... ... Ignorant politicians and people with agendas are mainly to blame, Beesha dhexe should first blame themselves, for the deteriorating nation, and Beelaha Darifyada should also realize that Tribalism is not only directed at them but anyone even the most laandheere of beelaha dhexe in Somaliland is subject to Tribalism and nepotism...no one is safe from it, it all depends on where are you....Beelaha dhexe should also (although now late) shown trust in their neighbors instead of assuming somaliland is a clan project and they should protect it , ,,, couldn't agree more. well said sxb.

Abwaan;845253 wrote: You are right Carafaat, Turkish Hamaam is great! Indeed. there is a Turkish Xamaam here in holland. Thinking I should go there one of these days. Maybe I should bring adeero Xaaji Xunjuf. what do you say Xaaji?

" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen> Even an Italian are singing in Maay Maay. nice song.

Oba, I understand that the man inu dhareeray. MMA inta kale no micnee, muxu ka dhareeray?

Abu-Salman;845296 wrote: As Somalis, a nice car, villa or visible wealth is what matters to most. They do not understand that all that waste and extravagance is against every principle and long-term prospects. Abu Salman, you dont seem superficial. Are you sure you from Djibouti?

Why is this political?

*Blessed;845187 wrote: Sheikh is famous primarily for the mountain range, the mild climate and the secondary school. The Amir ruined it with his dodegy looking 'house'. Don't triviliaze Sheick like this! you clearly forget the historic religious community in the outskirts of Sheick, the Dariiqo community. Second you forgat the historic burried city of Fardooz, the ruins of the British houses, the Veterinary College, the new boarding school for girls. Shall I continue. :mad:

loool@music khafiif ah. hortay waa run. Somali music is quite innocent, you can always interpret in diffrent ways.

Raula, thanks for the song. It's amazing. Qalinle is quite good. I am big fan of Mooge as well. If you have any songs with lyrics,please feel free to post it. I am new in to the Somali music, can only grab a little of it, but what I do understand is of the highest level of poetry!

Exactely the issues those in Hargeysa need to avoid instead of holding Djibouti as an example by doubling internal taxes against elites, keeping the fight against corruption, trusting no foreign entity and above all holding equality as the key goal just like those communists did to get top rankings in all that matters (equality, education & health) with so much less. . Unfortuantly many folks see Djibouti as example. I find the idea of Djibouti been an example quite depressing and demoralizing, indeed!

OdaySomali;845190 wrote: Carafaat either you are far more sly and intelligent than I had taken you for or the complete opposite is true. Which is it? I am a modest person. so you be the judge, OdaySomali. :cool:

wyre;845157 wrote: Ninkaan Weyn Bal Ila Eega Xaraaradda Aqoon, Kaaga Darane Wuxuu Ku Fasirtay, Belo Kusoo Qaadi Weyday Wyre, I heard that there are certain Somali spices that have an afrodiasc effect. that is why I associated Showqi's mentioning xaraarad with the effect of these spices. Bluelicious;845147 wrote: Carafaat answer the question have you done the cinnamon challenge or not? Blue, I dont know what a cinnamon challenge is. But it sounds dangerous. Care to explain?