This program started airing last night while I was doing somework related crab. I had a friend of mine whom I tried to explain about the our religion for many times. He happened to be there with us, so I had him sit and watch the whole serious..and to be honest with ya..he was moved by how our Prophet (PBH) struggled and convinced to many people to choose our religion.. At least now this guy understands about a bit specially how peaceful it can be when one practices the right way. He told me he'll watch it again tonight..so good luck to him and those of you who haven't seen it. Salaam

Hey all, I just wanted if anyone of ya ever heard of this tight new company..?? I was reading this article and thought I would share wit ya na'mean. So let us know if you know someone who tried..or know someone..?? Comapny Link is Vonage A new service called Vonage makes using your telephone over the Internet as easy as picking up the phone and dialing. You simply plug the same phone you have now into a little adapter box that connects to your DSL or cable modem (OK, through a router and then to your modem), and you get a dial tone. That's it. There are no special phones to use, no talking through a PC using a microphone, no weird lag time or decrease in call quality. Technically, you don't even need a computer to use Vonage—all you need is a broadband connection. And you can even keep your phone number. All of which adds up to something important: Vonage is the first Internet telephone service that could credibly replace your regular phone line. It turns your telephone into just another Internet application, like e-mail or instant messenger. For $40 a month, Vonage gives you unlimited local and long-distance calls, along with free voice mail, caller ID, call forwarding, and call waiting. A cheaper version of the service costs $25.99 a month and includes just 500 minutes of long distance. (It's 3.9 cents a minute after the 500 minutes are used up.) With the average American household paying about $36 just for local phone service, Vonage looks like a pretty good deal. Of course, you have to make all your calls over the Internet, something that doesn't yet appeal to most people, assuming they're even aware that such a thing is possible. But that's partly because every previous Internet telephone service, from Net2Phone to Dialpad to PhoneFree, has had some catch: You couldn't receive calls, or you had to use a special kind of phone, or you could call only other people who were online at the same time. But with Vonage, Internet users with a high-speed connection (28 percent of the country and growing) really don't need their local phone company anymore. Granted, people have been discovering this for some time. Last year, the total number of land lines in the United States declined 4.9 percent. A small but growing number of households—3 million, according to the Federal Communications Commission—have opted to go with just cellular phones, and there are four new cellular subscribers for every new land line installed. But cell phones are not as cost effective as Vonage for people who need to make a lot of phone calls during the day. If you need to make, say, a half-hour of long-distance calls each weekday, doing that on a cell phone can be expensive. Plus, the quality of cell-phone connections is still pretty low. Vonage calls, however, sound just like calls made over a land line. But like a cell phone, Vonage is portable: The service routes all your calls to an IP address in the adapter rather than to a physical phone jack, so you can make (and receive) an unlimited number of calls anywhere you can find an Ethernet port, as long as you take your Vonage adaptor and a telephone with you. If you move, there's no need to change your number. Even if you move overseas, you can keep your U.S. phone number. And if that's not enough to convince you, how about this: Because Vonage is classified by the FCC as a data service rather than a phone service, there is only one annoying tax or surcharge to pay, a 3 percent federal excise tax. There are other reasons why people would prefer Vonage to a cellular phone. For instance, TiVo users can use Vonage to allow their TiVo to make its daily call. In addition, all calls to other Vonage customers are free, so if you have family in, say, Germany, you can give them a Vonage adapter (as long as they have the required high-speed Internet connection), and you can talk to them to your heart's content without paying an extra nickel. And if you'd rather not talk to them quite that much, Vonage's international rates are competitive: 5 cents a minute to the U.K. and Canada, 7 cents a minute to Japan, 34 cents a minute to India, to cite only a few examples. Right now, Vonage has about 6,000 customers, but the company hopes that number will grow to 100,000 by the end of 2003. In fact, Forrester Research estimates that by 2006 more than 4 million homes will have abandoned their local phone companies for services like Vonage—more than the 3 million who are expected to abandon the Baby Bells for cell phones by that date. Consequently, expect the phone companies to use some of their lobbying muscle in Washington to push for some sort of regulation and taxation of Voice Over Internet Protocol services like Vonage. Let's hope they don't succeed. Vonage means that you can finally call up Verizon or Pacific Bell or Ameritech and tell them you don't need them or their poor customer service, inflated prices, and bloated bureaucracies. So, pick up the phone.

Hey all, I just wanted if anyone of ya ever heard of this tight new company..?? I was reading this article and thought I would share wit ya na'mean. So let us know if you know someone who tried..or know someone..?? Comapny Link is Vonage A new service called Vonage makes using your telephone over the Internet as easy as picking up the phone and dialing. You simply plug the same phone you have now into a little adapter box that connects to your DSL or cable modem (OK, through a router and then to your modem), and you get a dial tone. That's it. There are no special phones to use, no talking through a PC using a microphone, no weird lag time or decrease in call quality. Technically, you don't even need a computer to use Vonage—all you need is a broadband connection. And you can even keep your phone number. All of which adds up to something important: Vonage is the first Internet telephone service that could credibly replace your regular phone line. It turns your telephone into just another Internet application, like e-mail or instant messenger. For $40 a month, Vonage gives you unlimited local and long-distance calls, along with free voice mail, caller ID, call forwarding, and call waiting. A cheaper version of the service costs $25.99 a month and includes just 500 minutes of long distance. (It's 3.9 cents a minute after the 500 minutes are used up.) With the average American household paying about $36 just for local phone service, Vonage looks like a pretty good deal. Of course, you have to make all your calls over the Internet, something that doesn't yet appeal to most people, assuming they're even aware that such a thing is possible. But that's partly because every previous Internet telephone service, from Net2Phone to Dialpad to PhoneFree, has had some catch: You couldn't receive calls, or you had to use a special kind of phone, or you could call only other people who were online at the same time. But with Vonage, Internet users with a high-speed connection (28 percent of the country and growing) really don't need their local phone company anymore. Granted, people have been discovering this for some time. Last year, the total number of land lines in the United States declined 4.9 percent. A small but growing number of households—3 million, according to the Federal Communications Commission—have opted to go with just cellular phones, and there are four new cellular subscribers for every new land line installed. But cell phones are not as cost effective as Vonage for people who need to make a lot of phone calls during the day. If you need to make, say, a half-hour of long-distance calls each weekday, doing that on a cell phone can be expensive. Plus, the quality of cell-phone connections is still pretty low. Vonage calls, however, sound just like calls made over a land line. But like a cell phone, Vonage is portable: The service routes all your calls to an IP address in the adapter rather than to a physical phone jack, so you can make (and receive) an unlimited number of calls anywhere you can find an Ethernet port, as long as you take your Vonage adaptor and a telephone with you. If you move, there's no need to change your number. Even if you move overseas, you can keep your U.S. phone number. And if that's not enough to convince you, how about this: Because Vonage is classified by the FCC as a data service rather than a phone service, there is only one annoying tax or surcharge to pay, a 3 percent federal excise tax. There are other reasons why people would prefer Vonage to a cellular phone. For instance, TiVo users can use Vonage to allow their TiVo to make its daily call. In addition, all calls to other Vonage customers are free, so if you have family in, say, Germany, you can give them a Vonage adapter (as long as they have the required high-speed Internet connection), and you can talk to them to your heart's content without paying an extra nickel. And if you'd rather not talk to them quite that much, Vonage's international rates are competitive: 5 cents a minute to the U.K. and Canada, 7 cents a minute to Japan, 34 cents a minute to India, to cite only a few examples. Right now, Vonage has about 6,000 customers, but the company hopes that number will grow to 100,000 by the end of 2003. In fact, Forrester Research estimates that by 2006 more than 4 million homes will have abandoned their local phone companies for services like Vonage—more than the 3 million who are expected to abandon the Baby Bells for cell phones by that date. Consequently, expect the phone companies to use some of their lobbying muscle in Washington to push for some sort of regulation and taxation of Voice Over Internet Protocol services like Vonage. Let's hope they don't succeed. Vonage means that you can finally call up Verizon or Pacific Bell or Ameritech and tell them you don't need them or their poor customer service, inflated prices, and bloated bureaucracies. So, pick up the phone.

Welcome Aboard sis...much appreciated that little info you gave us... Feel home.. and let us know..Caano, shaah, hilib adhi, or geel or? Soo dhowow hee minanka minakaaga waaye.

Dang...Ina Lilahi Wa inaa ilayhi raajicuun...That's true KK, whether she's 100% somali or Half..and half..dont' matter anymore na'mean. All we could say is that she did what she had to do to get where she was..but was meant for her to leave this earth like that..by killing herslef na'mean...... I wish she could've avoided..this cuz by killing herslef..is more..more.. Allaha U Naxariisto...

Dang...Ina Lilahi Wa inaa ilayhi raajicuun...That's true KK, whether she's 100% somali or Half..and half..dont' matter anymore na'mean. All we could say is that she did what she had to do to get where she was..but was meant for her to leave this earth like that..by killing herslef na'mean...... I wish she could've avoided..this cuz by killing herslef..is more..more.. Allaha U Naxariisto...

I'm not sure..but foshow there many reasons why...ohh one just poped out of my head...Distuctions...or???

Click Here to listen Truth A Click Here to listen Truth B After seeing what's happening in this world...and reading..analysing and on, I really have to share this info with you my fellow Muslim Nomads. It's nothing but the truth, which most of us have no chance of hearing it. What do you all think of this????

Seems to me S.U.N.S.E.T is nowhere to be found.

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HIS NAME IS "JIN" ...... acuudu bilaah. Nomads, there is a new buzz in the hip-hop community as of late. Not so unusual that it concerns the label Ruff Ryders. With names like DMX, Jada Kiss, and EVE all being backed by Swiss Beats party sound and catchy hooks, they are constantly in the news. However this buzz is over a young kid from Miami who is a shade or two off from the chocolate tone normally associated with the Double R. If you have seen the latest Styles video, I Get High, you may have already seen him, he is the little yellow kid in the red outfit walking through a sea of predominately blacks. That was Jin Au Young, the craziest thing to happen to rap since Eminem made it cool to be a white boy. Jin makes it clear however, the only thing him and Em have in common is they are outsiders doing black music. He will get his opportunity to make his own place within the rap circle when his album drops later this winter. His trip to Ruff Ryder status starts in early January on the set of 106th & Park, BET’s live countdown show not so unlike that of TRL. The 19-year-old Chinese kid from Miami stood out in a mass of African- American contenders. Jin kept his cool however and made onto the final cut and earned himself a spot on Freestyle Fridays. Once on the show Jin ripped through emcee after emcee for seven weeks straight. His seven weeks stay on BET’s 106 & Park gave him nation wide exposure and his deal with Ruff Ryders gave him a chance. His witty comebacks like, “Yea I’m Chinese now you understand it. I’m the reason that your little sister’s eyes are slanted,” won unanimous decision after unanimous decision and landed him into the Freestyle Friday Hall of Fame. After his seventh and final battle Jin pulled out a platinum chain and gave everyone what they were waiting for, an answer. Was he ever gonna get signed? Where was his deal? He announced that he had signed with the Ruff Ryder record label and Jin’s future could begin. While on 106 & Park every rapper he battled joked at his color or lack there of. Jin however, does not mind that the first thing that comes from his opponent’s mouths is a racial slur. In fact he hopes that it is. Jin has become so used to the race card being played that he struggles with comeback material if it isn’t. Jin is wise enough however, not to try to throw back racial punch lines. He shows his due respects while practicing a black art form. Although there is a rumor he drops an “N Bomb” on his newest album. We will have to wait to see how it is received in the hip-hop community. Personally as a nomad fan, it's all love. Go to Kazaa and download each video clip of his 7 week battles. Here are some text clips of his first couple of weeks Jin tha MC: The New Asian Hero By Ravenloft Jin's Webpage The Asian hip hop community and Asian people in general can rejoice because we have a new hero! His name is JIN. As of now, he's kicking some black, hispanic or whatever comes his way's *** on BET's 106 and Park: Freestyle Friday. Just like Jet Li, before him in Romeo Must Die, a lone Asian male is totally dropkicking suckas like they were last months garbage. And from the sounds of it...they are. COL'mon get the chants going people! JIN!!! JIN!!! JIN!!! JIN!!! JIN!!! JIN!!! He's Asian and he's rocking the joint. He sounds like Eminem minus the odd ball family theme. Plus he's a righteous brother. His little sister is ill and he gives out his well wishes. Much respect there. Now the rules of Freestyle Friday: 1. No cursing. Auto Disqualification 2. You have 30 secs to do your thing 3. After the beat stops, please stop rhyming. 4. Touch mics and battle. WEEK 1: Champ: Hason vs Challenger: Jin Lowdown: DJ for the day is Scoop and Freeway is a judge for the day. The reigning champion is Hason, and as usual the challenger goes first. Let's remember folks, the challenger for this week is our hero. Jin kills him and makes a statement. Hason tries but Hason can't even battle back. Mr Taliban tallied that bananna and right now it's Jin 1, Taliban 0. JIN: "With a name like Hasan u should join the Taliban Because thats the only way you'll get flexed to drop a bomb when they retire me and i land in the room you'll be outside trying to shake hands with Scoop you got six victories i wonder if this will hurt the closest u'll get to 7 is the number on ur shirt. yeah i'm chinese now you'll understand it, I'm the reason that his lil sisters eyes are slanted if u make one joke about rice or karate, NYPD be in Chinatown searchin for ur body. Ask free he'll tell u to drop down, he thought the harlem shake was a drink from uptown. Whatcha wanna do son, i'm ill when i spit, i'm tellin u right now you aint legit...[trails off, and time ends] WEEK 2: Jin vs. Sterling Lowdown: Sterling from Jersey, and the DJ of the day was Fat Man Scoop. Judges of the day were from The Source Magazine, so you know they know their stuff. The new Asian hero, Jin totally decimates this sucka named Sterling from Jersey. DJ Scoops can't believe it either, claiming Jin is 'Crazy!' Sterling had some ill rhymes, but in the end Jin was left standing on the podium where only gold shines. JIN: yo, u wanna say i'm Chinese, sonny heres a reminder, check ur timbs they probably say made in china dont make me get on this tip and straight kill ya his name is sterling because all he rocks is silver do u stop following tres, ur girl must love alcohol b/c she be swallowing jin yo i'm about to flip the script whn he's coming to it, ay yo, u see me spitting on the block u running to it, this is 106 and park, i'm a hard act to follow, u an amateur u go to the appolo cuz i'm freestyling, know whn i'm done, u aint a baller,son, tell the audience the truth, i saw him breakdancing for spare change on 42. WEEK 3: Jin vs. Skitzo Lowdown: Skitzo is SHITzo my niggaz. He brought his own props to a freestyle, therefore not a freestyle since it was already predetermined. Geez, during his rhymes he kept taking out props from his jacket...he had a picture of a girl and the worst...when he says, "whatcha wanna do? battle me or sell me dollar store batteries?" and he actually pulls out the dollar store batteries...WTF? He was dead in the water. Jin hit him and he just didn't get up. JIN: yo, u a sucka and i mean it kid, my girl would never go with you b/c she dont like guys w/small penises dont make me come at u, b/c as a rapper u dont have a chance better off asking nelson to teach u how to dance, my freestyle's about to tear u up i'm really something that ur not used to, he's the first one to open a fortune cookie that says 'ur a loser' 4 more weeks and i'm in the hall of fame w/poster boy, thn u can join my street team and put up posters boy u aint close to me my manger is about to get me a deal; his manager is bagging groceries u clap guns? super soakers make noise, he the type to play strip poker with his boys. Crowd: Oooooooooooooooooooo. WEEK 4: Jin vs. Logan Lowdown: Freestyle Fridays are vary serious these days. Or so Jin says. For him? No. His challengers? Yes. The days Judges included the Vice President of A&R Entertainment, and Ty Larr of the Super Bowl Champions: New England Patriots. Now I gotta give credit where credit is due. Logan had a really good style. Sounds like Masta Killa meets Beanie Sigel. However, he really got his *** handed to him by the almighty Jin. My man, Jin, was kickin it. JIN: Yo, if the rap game is whack, then everybody's blaming u, if ur from brooklyn then biggie must be ashamed of u cuz, i'm a freestyle, show u how it is, matta fact, ur from BK, heard they murder things, only time he see beef is whn he goes to burger king i'm a player of the game, u just sitting in the stands, matter of fact during the super bowl he was cheering for the rams u dont even like football, its a myth like unicorns he just like seeing men in tight uniforms i'm freestyling whn i'm kickin it, so riddiculous, put yourself in a bad predicament matta of fact my lil sister has something to say, 'theres no way u beat my brother on freestyle friday.' [end fade] WEEK 5: Jin vs. Noose Lowdown: Now Hollafront people! Week 5 is here! This guy sounds like a dollar store version of M.O.P., he had a good verse saying, "God created Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve...". At first it sounded as if this week's challenger would knock off our hero...but then Jin talks about an Egg Roll and Dumplings in Noose's girl's mouth...It was his Trump Card. Booya. Brooklyn Hollafront. JIN: yo, come on see, i really dont know what ur doing, he got a kobe bryant jersey on, but he look more like a white skinned patrick ewing, i'm nice with it whn i'm spitting, come on in a week or so, i'll be spitting on a swiss beats, while u'll be at the bodega asking for swiss chesse, i'm nice with it freestyle, come on, u wanna take about guns, thats why u get ur stutter on, only toast u see in the one u put butter on, i'm nice with it whn i free, yo yo chk it out, ask ur girl i was doing something in her house, matter of fact she had my egg roll and my dumplings in her mouth, next time u see her pre check your protection, next time you see her, ITS A WRAP! Yeah, I know, it wasn't as strong as his other raps, but hey he still rocked the mic. WEEK 6: Jin vs. Skazoo Lowdown: Skazoo is another brother with a sick style, lyrics are quick and sharp. Ska's rhymes of "My girl look like Free, you're looks like Freeway..." or the great, "You're nasty? What happened? I'm nastier then what's between Lil Kim's legs before she started rapping." What his mistake was dissing AJ, the co-host of 106 and Park...and for that he was murdered. JIN: yo, i get girls who u tryin to diss man? he masterbate so much he rocks a wristband u got guns pointed my way, he's so played out i thought he was the old skool joint of the day I got fans all over the country jin is who they feelin, last time he had a fan it was spinning on the ceiling. i go online to check my hotmail, he go on the internet and check some hot males u aint a hustler ur mans coping the work he be at the club like tweet droppin the skirt Oops! I didnt know, my freestyle tear it up, u up on stage but its a pity though, dont make me spit in ur mouth like missy's old video, I'll spit in it...[*fades*]

Originally posted by Loyan: Nice topic Observer! Mataan ... poeple from Nugaal have their own dialect. It goes some what like this: "Maxaad sheegaysaaNIIN" "HALAKani waa ReeeyDDiyow Nugaal" Loyan, that is Gaalkacyo dialect namean?. Reer mudug talk like that bro. Reer nugaal would say something like this Maxaad Sheegaysaa Halkani waa raadiyo Nugaal I know this because my father is from Nugaal. I Never heard him talk like that.

Girl-from-your-dreams and nasra, Ya'all so innocent yo. Samygirl is most likely MohamedJ or Xplaya with a female username namean? Somaliland Sheikhah kulahaa. Don't even bother or even answer HIS hateful crap yo. Ignore. Ignore. Ignore. Start replying to them fellas who ain't QABYAALADIISTE. Don't bother giving the QABYAALADIISTE one second of your attention. Somaliland Sheikhah? Who do ya think ya fooling son?

I like this one in Hargeysa

I like this one in Hargeysa

The page is gone yo namean?

Hey ya all, just wanted to share this wit ya nam'ean I got it from another somali website. By ®Ahmed Hamud I am a Hustler I am a Holy Man I am a Marine I am a Moryaan I am a Dottore I am a Driver I am: what I wannabe I am a Warlord I prey on the weak Steal from the poor Rob from the dead Kill and rape Pillage and burn I am a Warlord! I inject pain Administer sorrow I Relish the agony of grieving mothers The lament of defeated fathers The vanishing glimpse of a wasted child I am a Warlord! I am a locust I chew on cables and concrete Munch on signatures of history Wreck havoc on monuments and museums Harvest gold and silver from the dead I am a Warlord! I am a bulldozer I destroy and devastate Steal the gifts of God Harvest the birds and the bees Poison the seas Cut the trees I Cultivate hunger and hate I am a Warlord! I Sow and sell substance that kill Peddle doomed aspirin to cousins and kin Trade dead-trees carcasses to Shaytaans and Sheikhs I am a Warlord When implored to stop Told not to kill and steal Not to destroy and rape Told not to reap the wrath of God I shrug and laugh Roar and roll Peek at my crystal ball See an enemy bleep I flash my clan card Dawn my Reer 1 jacket Peek at my crystal ball And yell Tola=eey! Tola=eey! 2 Cousins and kin! Sons of mighty men of yore! In Mogadishu and Minnesota Resist and fight! The enemy is near! The end is here! I am a Warlord When the dust settles And the dough is down The bullet scarce I flash the peace sign Recite the Quraan Don my three-piece suit Jump on a plane And call upon the Man I am a Warlord! When I return to my den I return to what I do best Prey on the weak Steal from the poor Rob from the dead Kill and rape Pillage and burn I am a Warlord!

Lemme be da 2nd to welcomt ya here IskramSweetie, Make sure u feel home aight and let us know if u want Shaah, Caano Geel or Adhi aight Holla

Lemme be da 2nd to welcomt ya here IskramSweetie, Make sure u feel home aight and let us know if u want Shaah, Caano Geel or Adhi aight Holla

Lemme be da 2nd to welcomt ya here IskramSweetie, Make sure u feel home aight and let us know if u want Shaah, Caano Geel or Adhi aight Holla

Lemme be da 2nd to welcomt ya here IskramSweetie, Make sure u feel home aight and let us know if u want Shaah, Caano Geel or Adhi aight Holla

WEll.. I think they wouldn't mind the erruption of frustration than what has/is going on there now cuz it's matter of life and death there right now. One...

Politically speaking ummm How bout Siyaad Barre.. Now I know some of ya are like whata %@#$#, but hey hold on to your horses aight and tell me this. Ever since he was overthrown, have you seen anything better..??? your answer will be like..ohh yeah...well..ummmm aaahhhh maybe not. I thought so I know he was a dictator and wasn't one of the nicest guy na'mean when it comes doing favorism over clans and on but c'mon let's be realistic, the guy did whatever it took him to keep things in order and there was something call Rules and regulations, well maybe it was corrupted but to compare it what's going now, Siyad's would be Heaven. I bet those who are born post Siyad Barre, would wish he was still in power so they could have the same kinda life we had back then na'mean. That's my 1 1/2 cent

Wow there, dang she looks so serious. Hope she's only serious in bizwise nam'ean only. Goodluck to her.