^Actually, it's not ‘a sad attempt at a niqaab', at least not on the part of those who wear it. That's the Emarati Burqa which mimics the falcon (UAEs National symbol) symbolising the strength and dignity of (beduin) Emarati culture. It's worn by older ladies and as Nehanda said, after marriage. You're welcome.

^ . Insha Allah, Khayr.

^ . So, do we have a facebook addict here?

^Aw guuryo. As for Aweys, his wive is just as the song says. He's pretty short laftiisuba, markaas wuu isu fakaray. LOL@ Nuune, Gabnaan iyo dheeraan maxaad u taqaan?

Originally posted by Cadaan: quote:Originally posted by Zenobia:I get anything sports/ fb related for my sports mad husband. Facebook? LOL. No, football. I'm not much of a giver in face book. :rolleyes:

^LOL! Salaams, dear. All the rubbish about doing better with an English manager has come back on them. They've got served and I'm so glad.

Yet another ****** post, are you going for the ‘Moron of the Year’ award? You have my vote.

I'm sorry but the cloths are ugly, nothing worth the show there.

Umm Zakaria, What would I give? Hmmm. Being his wife is the best gift thus far, maxaa ka dhiman? I kid! Have you heard him say that he wanted something in particular lately? If not, what is he into? Take that as a lead... I get anything sports/ fb related for my sports mad husband. Also, fragrances, books, DVDs and CDs of his favourit show, artist, match ( :rolleyes: ), somethingsexyforyou or just spoil him for the whole weekend.

OMG. LOL. *coughs*

Val. You’ve always been fantastically fabulous! :cool: Congrats.

'the Transitional Federal Government (which is neither transitional nor federal, nor a government)' Indeed, thank you! As long as Ethiopia and her boys in the TFG (not, not, not) are preventing the rule of 'Militant Islamists', America, England and the UN don't give a hoot about the human suffering, no matter how large. Kudos to Guardian and C4 for highlighting it, though.

^Nur, Jizaak Allah fro this post. Masha Allah, I like the way you broke down the concept. Please continue. You're analogy of being on saytans pricey network reminds me the tafseer of Surat al Nas, which I was reading earlier and how the whisperings of shaytaan can be blocked by the dhikr of Allah.

Salaams, brilliant idea. If I know Somalis, it will not materialise.

Salaams, Nur I think it's both feasible and needed by some. I was watching a very good show in Raage Omars Witness the other day, about a group that went around Indian villages addressing domestic violence, and some men spoke of their changes. It’s pretty inspiring, there’s hope for the Faarahs! I think they are more likely to listen when the message comes from Sheikh Nur, rather than the ‘confused westernised’ Xaliimos of this board.

I was reading it on 7Days. The link says the story is from the BBC. Waxaan ka yaabey, how they say; we made the wrong charge and need to verify her age. It's incest, damn it! And he's admitting to it, with his 'it's from God' talk. What do they need to verify? It's sick!

Bob, Inaa Lilaah! Samir iyo Imaan, walaal. I'm sorry to hear of your loss. I pray for forgiveness and the highest station in Paradise for your dad. Ameen.

^Interesting... There are many similarities between [traditional] Buddhism and Islamic teachings, but the main difference is that whilst Islam places a great emphasis in the believe in the One God, Budhism makes no mention of a or any god. The Quraan teaches that call of all the Prophets (as) was the believe and worship (tawheed) of the One God. That was the central feature in their teachings. It could be that some of the teachings of Buddah were lost, or not recorded but I believe the absence of a god (s) in Buddhas teachings has lead to the deitification of him in the end. What do you think?

Nuune, That's interesting. Somalis (and Arabs) love their camels, thanks for the list. Sheekha, I wasn't comparing.

Ghanima, LOL! True. I don't know how sheesha became a symbol of coolness, I've always associated it with Cadmaawi (Yemeni) habro.

Ufff! Someone sort this board out!

Read up, or down. Or don't!

^ It was supposed to annoy the silly poster of the silly topic and all the silly people who are taking it seriously, silly. And, I happen to think that camels, dignified, beautiful creatures. J P.S Only NGONGE can call me Ayeeyo. You can choose between 'eedo' or 'eedo'.

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LOL [at SOLers reaction] JB, Where's the photo from?