A positive step indeed!

Somali babies are okay looking. They get better looking as they grow up.

http://www.oodweynenews.com/display_page.php?articleid=13975

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^^ Well actually CL, you still havent answered the question. Would you define yourself as a Somali or sujuwi?

Originally posted by cynical lady: LOOOOOOOOOL@Ibti..Glad to see you understand. Sijui's are not somali's Originally posted by cynical lady: You just had to didnt you@Ibti. Couldnt help yourself. Max- Incl what? CL, You said Sijuwis are not Somali. I asked if that includes you, since your not Somali but from Tanzania.

^^^ does that include you?

Originally posted by Cara.: Great work but Pedo is perhaps not the best choice of acronyms while working with children :confused: This term is place specific. I would be surprised if people outside of the USA understood what it mean.

shikfi inka wa siba muju

hosenu sabki nifuk salwandi luqmika wa cica

Nadifa discusses the inspiration behind her debut novel and the importance of telling her father's story. Black Mamba Boy out 7th January 2010. Also - ------------------------------------- Kayd Somali Arts and Culture is pleased to invite you to the presentation of new book; 'Black Mamba Boy' by Nadifa Mohamed. Join us to discuss this new novel with the author. Nadifa was born in Hargeysa, Somaliland in 1981 and was educated in the UK, studying history and politics at St Hilda's College, Oxford. She lives in London and is working on her second novel. Please join us for this exciting discussion with a new author. For more information go to kayd.org or ayan_mahamoud@kayd.org Date: Friday, 12 February 2010 Time: 18:30 - 21:00 Location: Oxford House, Derbyshire Street, London E2 6GH

Isn't yaabka Yaabkiis the guy with poor English grammar from Malaysia. Money is no substitute for poor grammar. So according to the zack and my dear friend Cawaale, there are two millionaires at SOL. This is indeed an interesting development.

Problems arise when a conservative old man walks into the same lift as a 15-year-old girl who likes to play loud music from her mobile phone. The usually stereotype of a black person is dispelled in this clip. I was most interested in the way, the people reacted to the black guy.

A soldier, a young woman, a colonel, and an old woman board a train. Nobody, save one of them, can explain what happens next. I am still wondering what happened.

Indeed a positive towards empowering local people and alleviating poverty in Puntland, State of Somalia.

Eedo IBZ, lets not get personal and throw around falsified allegations. I have deep and profound respect for you, you are older than me and you are a woman of high moral fibre. Having said that, you have yet to produce any evidence of me of having more than one account on SOL. You have been too busy twisting phrases and listening to hearsays started by my enemies, detractors and those who harbour hatred towards the great leaps made in recent years by me. I am more than happy to co-operate with the MODs and Admin and would be happy to divulge any information they require if they have any concerns or doubts about me. But for the time being, Eedo IBZ, I would advise you to refrain from defaming my good name and honour.

I think women should have the opportunity to study and be educated but women need a define their own standard and create a bench-mark with which to judge themselves against men. women have a different purpose to men and for this reason should fulfil their natural and biological role as mothers and wives.

eedo IBZ, Mash'Allah I want to learn from your never ending knowledge on Islam, especially on islamic dress code. I understand you want to talk to layzie and for this reason created this thread but surely its better to engage with all those who wish to participate in the discussion than to expel them and tell them to go away. That's not very Islamic is it? I just want to learn some Islamic knowledge eedo IBZ, don't deny me this wonderful opportunity to learn from you. I am not bored, just chilling at home on a Sunday evening. I mean your the one with 12547 posts, actually make that 12548 after you response to this.

Originally posted by *Ibtisam: I can defend the hijab without even wearing one. You see the above quote is quite similar to: 1. being a catholic priest and groping little children. 2. being a HIV/AIDS campaigner and not using contraceptives. Its pure hypocrisy!

shabeel, thats very impressive!

I wonder who has the most money in SOL. I hear some SOLers are rolling deep, while others barely live above the poverty line.

Layzie, IBZ is an amateur and ciyaal! she claims to be protecting the hijab and yet designs new innovative and modern hijabs for Muslims (some of which are quite revealing and would be considered un-Islamic. baal let me find some of Ibtis designs.....