There is no need for Somalis or Muslims to apologize for Al-Shabaab's fitna

Ahmad ibn Ibrahim Al-Ghazi (Gurey) RA Osman Yusuf Kenadiid Sayyid Muhammad Abdullah Hassan Abdulle Osman Daar Muhammed Haji Ibrahim Egal

Coofle;974001 wrote: Kumbuskiyo Ardaagii miyaa laygu kali yeelay ~Raage ugaas.. Thread-kan iyo qaraamidii miyaa lagugu kaliyeeyay. When it comes to Qaraami kaban songs, nothing beats Tubeec's symphonies or Qalinle's qalam jalam Song #1 ....Listen to this... http://heesta.com/hees.php?id=120 Beautiful song

Al-Zain Mohammad Ahmad. Taraweeh at Grand Mosque in Khartoum, Sudan. http://youtu.be/o1hP0542qwo" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen>

I actually like Macawis and it is close to our traditional Labo go'le more so than the Khamiis. I also like the Khamiis, and i believe there should be a variation clothes to wear.

Hargeisa would be less of a shanty looking, well Infrastructure and organised if the city was controlled by National government.

Post your favorite qaraami songs. Even if they are non-Somali :cool: Ila baashaala akhyaareey

kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk Astaghfurullah ul cathiim

AUN, his sister has a hero she can't thank

That's nothing compared to me hearing Somali teens bragging about Asap Rocky being Somali LMAO

I would like if Somalis adopted dances like this in the cultures, ii fahama nooh " frameborder="0" allowfullscreen>

Xaaji Xunjuf;953556 wrote: Somaliland ethnicity afro hashimite origin and their country is called ardSomaal, or the republic of Somaliland. Nationality Somalilandish Ethnicity Somalilandish /Afro Hashmitian Language Somalilandish.

Safferz;952009 wrote: The minority languages should be recognized as well -- Chimwiini, Kibajuni, Mushunguli, along with the Somali languages (Northern, Benaadir, Maay). I'm confused wallahi; i thought that Af Maay was a brother language of Af Somali. I hear people saying it's a Somali dialect, ii fasir nooh. There is no need of recognizing or in la kala saaro Waqooyi iyo Banaadiri, ku daa uun Standard Somali. You know better than me about these other Swahili minority languages, laakin aren't these languages dying?

Mario B;951963 wrote: I said our 'government', yes me and you can communicate in Somali but I want my government to be to deal with a large diaspora and expatriate from the Arab and English speaking world with ease. it makes business sense. Could be a good buisness language or reaching out to more like Somalia has always been doing. but it still should'nt be an official language though... official languages of Somalia: Somali and Af-Maay

Xaaji Xunjuf;951405 wrote: Wadani many Somalis speak Arabic its taught in schools in quranic schools in universities, Arabic is even understood by all Somalis. but only 3 quarters are fluently in Arabic.Thats why Arabic is introduced also as the language of Somalia. Lol why are you so zealous over anything Arabic. We all know that the average Somali can't speak Arabic markaas aad ka hadli 3/4 fluent. Arabic for Somali people is wax la barto maaha wax la yaqaan.

Che -Guevara;950638 wrote: Then logic would dictate these 'Middle Eastern' Somalilanders are not ethnic Somalis. Brianblaster. Ar we assume nomadic Somalis descend from a common ancestor? Haa saaxiib, apart from small paternal communities such as R0a2(parts of Somaliland), T(Guban), K2(Haud)ect. who reach 10% each but are still native east africans. The vast majority of nomadic Somalis share common ancestor paternally E3b1*(E1b1b1a). Now that is ethnic Somali :cool: http://www.nature.com/ejhg/journal/v13/n7/images/5201390f1.gif Ethnic Somalis are at least one of the most homogenous ethnicities in Africa...

Saalax;950633 wrote: Not really but if we follow the popular history, historical texts dating back to 600 years ago and DNA results of some Somalilanders whose DNA originated from the Middle East then one can't argue against it. Saalax, the only non Somali gene precentage in ethnic Somalis is T haplogroup and it is not only restricted to Somalilanders it is prominent in Djibouti down to Dire Dawa area and according to genetics T haplogroup migrated into modern day Somali peninsula 2000+ yrs from Mesopotamia and the Fertile crescent and that is way before Islam and Sh ***** isaac.

Che -Guevara;950613 wrote: Saalax..They speak Somali, eat Somali and live Somali, they are Somali. And what proof do you have to say they came from Mozambique. If anything, you are less Somali since you claimed to be a descendant of some phantom Arab Sheikh. Walaalkiis. Faraha xanuuna when Saalax types Somaliaonline to access the site. They are Somali Bantu but they are not Ethnic Somali like the nomadic tribes, kala saar Soomaalida. Ayaga laftooda ayaa kuu sheegaya in ay yihiin Somali Bantu. Markaa they are something other than ethnic Somali, saaxib and there is nothing wrong with that. Bantus are ethnically, physically, and culturally distinct from Somalis, and they have remained marginalized ever since their arrival in Somalia through slavery. http://www.unhcr.org/publ/PUBL/3d9ac1502.pdf I guess this thread has derailed into another topic...

SomaliPhilosopher;947540 wrote: ^^my freakin twin. I thought you died in the fetus:mad:

:D The stereotypical Somali skinnies iyo ilkaha cas ayaa i dilay lol.

Tallaabo;947058 wrote: ^ That is plagiarism and will not be accepted. I never claimed it as my own... :confused:

Speaking of national personifications. Adeer Shire Want's you to rebuild Somalia :cool: :cool: :cool: https://fbcdn-sphotos-d-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/150119_405623999536637_99584026_n.jpg

Well, if the first theory was true that Islam came to Somalia through 13th century Persian trading then we would have all been Shia. but there is not an exact date of when this trading occured, and it could have well been Pre-Islamic. Personally, i am convinced that the 2nd theory is closest to the truth.

Such a beautiful vision for Somalias future, more Somalis should see this.

nuune;945570 wrote: I am sorry to dissapoint you all, but every word you mentioned there has its own Somali original word, including the days of the week, numbers, and everything else you are writing all down there, some people just prefer to use imported words, others don't and preserve the language. Very intresting, could you motivate yourself more? examples?