SOL dad qooqan baa ka buuxa i suggest sol should have matromonial section. first order of business - safa should be given to baluug. shabeel should be given cholocate & honey - let see if he likes the mix. che'na ha loo raadiyo mid guduudan. and they shall all name their first babies - nuune whether they be boys or girls. end of discussion. p.s. haatu ha la siiyo mid kikuye ah.

My Ignore List: 1. All people (whom i deem original to have been of somali ancestry) who are now gaalo or gaalo raacs'(by my judgement, hence have lost their religion & somalinimo) 2. The rest - people who show the following tendencies: -Agitators -Attention seekers -Imbeciles -unrepentant qabiilistayaal -people who lack moral fortitude

"did and replied. i agree khasaaro.com and even .gov as for whether they will do well - why they are requesting system reform.

update... i did not go to the funeral. it was cremation. i gave his elderly mother my condolences, flower and some home cooked food as suggested. apparently only seven people attended the cremation service. his brother did not bother to attend any of it as they fell out long time ago. so as my neighbour told me who attended. only the mother was the only family member who attended. thanks to those who advised sincerely.

Originally posted by Norfsky: Sayid, did you go to that funeral? yes and no - it was not a funeral per say - it was cremation. - maybe i should update people.

Abdi Duale Respect-Unity Coalition 230 0.5 +0.5 maskiin - well done to him though.

juxa - where are SOL gaalo raacs - they could perhaps explain at least what hangover feels like? deleted - 30p is too much for that fake $$%££$$%. ibti - notice i said gaalo raacs before you get budh out

salaams trollers, long time no type. what is the difference between hangover and over hunged???

Originally posted by Karl_Polanyi: sayid, i know you are probably out activating for lib dems, but your pm is full and your email keeps bouncing back. shuush don't be outing me like that man - especially after our dismal performance - all blame on that amnesty for immigrants - i told them to keep that on low low but they wouldn't listen and now look at them - the biggest losers of tonight. nevertheless still the kingmakers and we intend to punish the english by returning brown to downing street. anyways contact me on the hotmail. i am so disappointed Anyways - any solers who live brent central i hope you voted for Abdi Duale

vote for the liberal democrats.

i have decided to have mercy on you for being bloody clueless sujui - hence here is a map that you can zoom in and out at your leisure so try to educate your self and don't ever listen to Juxa about anything to do with qardho - she wishes that she came from qardho

^are you serious? you should be shot for the two reasons 1- for not knowing where Qardho is 2- for uttering xabashi and somali in the same sentence when talking about an issue of land. repent before i arrange for the firing squad - being sujui is no excuse for your complete failure.

@the thread topic - waali.com

Originally posted by STOIC: ^ We are all receptive, but just don't go B-style style on us(or of late Rudy ) ok - instead i'll give you a thread on qardho then. juxa - alxamdullilaah - i do not suffer Hereditary sensory and autonomic neuropathy.

scenes from somalia??????????

scenes from bosaaso

i am just kidding - it is Boosaaso - Pavilion Preview Theme: Boosaaso: A City with Unlimited Potential National Pavilion Day: Jun. 26th Pavilion Features Boosaaso – a northeastern city bordering the Indian Ocean – is exhibited in Somalia Pavilion as an example to demonstrate the important geographical location and cultural significance enjoyed by Somali cities, and the impact of various cultures on Somalia, particularly on the urban space and lifestyle in Boosaaso. This exhibition aims to promote the communication between Somalia and other countries. Overview The layout of Somalia Pavilion features large areas that are independent from, yet interconnected to, each another. The blue–and-white color tone and smooth curves add mysterious and modern touch to the pavilion. Walking clockwise around the pavilion, you will get some ideas of Somalia’s unique civilization and geographical scene, its political standpoints and religious belief, its communication with other countries, its sustainable development practices in recent years and its achievements in improving the quality of citizens' life. As the last leg of the tour, the mysterious desert dotted with camel models is presented in front of you. Such scene is in stark contrast with the terse curves and modern touch of the pavilion.

Salaamu Calaykum Soomaali oo dhan'ey. Alxamdullilaah - I am absolutely ecstatic today – i can’t believe my eyes at what i found last night whilst i was looking over previous school records/certificates when i found three letters from my mum, brother and sister 17 years ago. I could not stop laughing until my laughter gave way into tears of joy as i re-read these letters. I think i should dedicate a whole thread to this. p.s. welcome back ibtisaam and salaam to one and all

Here is the fatwa Istakhfuranllaah!.

Soomaaliya Ingiriis kuma hadasho, mana akhrido;- marka - haddaad rabto in ay Soomaaliya fahanto warqaddaada - lacag isii anaa kuu turjumayee. qiimuhu waa hal milyan oo soomaali shillin ah - halkii eri'ba. ma haggaagba?

Originally posted by xiinfaniin: ^^Only if you have a little deeper knowledge on these raw nusuuss you are throwing around to imply half of Somalis are non Muslims. i am not going to claim that i do have deeper knowledge - i stated them as i understood them with implication being that somali qabiilastayaasha do not general love each other as they should nor do they love for each other what they love for themselves; peace, prosperity, development etc nor are they united in the rope of Allah and i know you can say the same thing about the general ummah, but even if the somalis who are supposedly 100% muslims are not holding on the rope - then what higher hope do you have for the ummah. then again perhaps i should have answer the question pragmatically and have said - judging by the amount of self confessed gaalos that we have in SOL and the fact that we have witnessed threads dedicated to the ones living in the Somali peninsular and not to forgetting the famous ones as well as the political finger pointings of apostate that and Takhfiiri this - we can savely conclude that there are certainly some gaalos in Somalia. is that more to your liking?? Istakhfuranllaah! everything that i have said above - if wrong comes from me as a fallible being and if i have said something that is right then is from Allah. i certainly know that i am not equiped to be a judge on who is and is not a muslim and ultimate judgement is for Allah alone and none can dispute it.

Originally posted by Khaliif Shiikh.: Allaahu Akbar, Islaam at its best. This is the sunnah of the rasuulullaah sallaallahu calayhi wassallam. Somalia is not a country where battles and wars of opposing religious ideologies are held as Somalis are 100% muslims and athere to the way of the sunnah and Islaam. Are there any gaalo in Somalia? This question is of an up-important significance and needs to be answered. if you go by the following hadiths - then yeah - at least half of the somali population do not truely believe or have complete faith. - The Prophet (peace be upon him) said: "You do not truly believe until you love for your brother what you love for yourself". as i understood the prophet said this three times to hammer home the point - which - in effect is tantamount declaring one who does not love for his brother what he loves for himself - is no longer a muslim (btw that is my interpertation - if i am wrong my Allah forgive). - "You will not enter paradise until you have faith; and you will not complete your faith till you love one another." (saxiix Muslim) and in case you thing brother only means your clan men or your immediate brother - then read this: "And hold fast, all of you together, to the Rope of Allâh (i.e. this Qur'ân), and be not divided among yourselves, and remember Allâh's Favour on you, for you were enemies one to another but He joined your hearts together, so that, by His Grace, you became brethren (in Islâmic Faith), and you were on the brink of a pit of Fire, and He saved you from it. Thus Allâh makes His Ayât (proofs, evidences, verses, lessons, signs, revelations, etc.,) clear to you, that you may be guided. ...And be not as those who divided and differed among themselves after the clear proofs had come to them. It is they for whom there is an awful torment". (The Noble Qur'an 3:103-105)

and juxa has the audacity to tell me off when i call - claiming i only call her when i want something. caawa saqda dhexe baan ku soo wici anoo aan waxba rabbin. lets see how you like that. KK adigu waad salaamantahay - iyo intii qardho jecel. :cool:

we were talking about the problems somalis have prounouncing the P properly - when one of the girls related the following story. she went into a local indian corner shop looking for can of "beans" and when she couldn't find it - she approached the indian shop keeper and asked: "do you have biines"? (read as penis) the kaleb indian smiled and said yeah whilst grabing and groping his crotch. becuase of her innocence she still doesn't get it so she says "show me"