lol@Ngonge. Always a fencer, aye? Welcome back @ Oodweyne. Warba adu kugu dhan yahay, sheekadan Jabouti waa i kow.

^No, it's the other Haawa. Dr. Haawa Abdi but I think the Nairobi clinic is run by her daughter..

"I see" said the blind man@ Taleexi and Somalia. Malika, ma ila yaabtey. Even making up injustices on behalf of the rapist. Allah Kareem!

Che -Guevara;909136 wrote: My tuulo has best beaches. P.s, my tuulo has no sea shore or lake:-) Naga leexo. Mine is way better!!

Well deserved hooyo Xaawa, aakhirana janada Inshallah.

So what if they belong to minority clans? You do the crime, you should be punished. It should be throughly investigated, I agree.

NGONGE;908856 wrote: Alpha, it’s a comprehensive research on the attempts to outlaw slavery in Saudi Arabia from 1855 to 1962 (when it was finally abolished). Slavery was abolished in KSA? Bah!

Qofka waxan soo faygaray ayaa af Soomaliga ka gaajaysan, afka meel ha uga dhicin.

The Purification of the Soul is by far my favourite book on matters of the soul, I keep going back to it. I didn't relies that there was a part two, just discovered Heavens Door, Jizaakaallah khayr, Abu Salman. http://www.kalamullah.com/Books/Heavens%20Door.pdf Al Ghazalis Inner Dimensions of Faith is also amazing.

lol. Not usually, Chubacka but I'll make an exception this time. Must be organic though.

Haa. and yaanyuur waa bisad. Dahabshiil feeska soo dhig!

Wadani, They (soldiers and police) do that where this *diot man holds the Mayoral position. You'd think he'd have more pertinent issues to deal with. http://www.voanews.com/content/rights-group-demands-release-of-somali-journalist/1583358.html

***** man -- anshax xumo, magaalo joog xumo, iyo dadnimo xumo is arresting rape victims for speaking out.

rudy-Diiriye;908293 wrote: get married....whachya got to lose!! its live so live it. i cant remember how many women that i dated so far!! Hopefully, wife #4 will show up soon. I recommend Bless for u homie...........she kol when shes in time-out mode!! lol Allah maxuu dhakh walba Blessed ku af bartay. *sigh*

Waxaa la yidhi, happy bachelors become happy partners, so be content and enjoy the freedoms single life brings you for now...

Jacaylbaro;907829 wrote: Waar you don't know ,,, just sell Khat and you will be a Billionaire ,,,, Saw dhkatarka ilkahuba kamuu taajirin. haye, shares ma iibinaysaa? loool

Reeyo;906864 wrote: Lol @ Paronama. Guilty, I was fool enough to enter that deviant and nasty place one foolish summer. (Guilty and ashamed to admit it!) looool. do't beat yourself up about it, honey. It's a rite of passage for most dhalinyaro lol

Walaahi runtii waayaha aduun ayaan la wareeray. Wareerana waxaan keenay kolay ruuxa oo sabatii loo abuuray ka mashquulay. Illahay ha inoo sahlo. Jizaakallah for the reminder. Coincidentally, have been reading the work of Yasmin Mogahed on tazkiyah and returning to our purpose and here is a profound piece on death... We buried a man today. And here I am now on my way home in the caravan of the living. For now. For now, you and I are in the caravan of the living. But not because we’re headed for a separate land. Not because they’re going and we are not. Only because our caravan lagged behind. Right now we’re driving back to our homes, our beds, our TVs, our stereos, our jobs, our exams, our friends, our Facebook, and Gchat. Right now we’re driving back to our distractions, our idols, our deceptive illusions. But that’s just it. I’m not driving back to my home, my bed, my TV and my stereo. I’m not returning to my job, my exams, my friends, my Facebook and Gchat. I’m not on my way back to my distractions, illusions and idols. I’m driving back to where I began. I’m driving now to the very same place he went to. I’m on my way to the same place. I just don’t know how long my drive will take. I’m driving back to where I began: with God. Because God is Al-Awal (the Beginning) and God is Al-Akhir (the End). My body is taking me there, but it’s only a vehicle. When I get there, it will stay behind. As he did today. My body came from the ground and it will go back to the ground, as it came. It was only a shell, a container for my soul. A companion for a while. But I’ll leave it here when I arrive. Arrive—not depart. Because that’s my home. Not this. That’s why when Allah (swt) is calling the back the righteous soul, He says, ‘irjiee’: return (Qur’an, 89:28). The beautiful, noble soul that we buried didn’t depart from life today. He just entered a higher—and God willing—better level of it. He only arrived home. But the body is made of the material world and so he had to leave it here. The body is of the lower world. The world where we need to eat and sleep and bleed and cry. And die. But the soul is of the higher world. The soul has only one need: to be with God. And so while the body cries and bleeds and feels pain from the material world, the soul is untouched by these things. There is only one thing that can cut or stab or hurt the soul. There is only one thing that can kill it: depriving it of its only need: to be close to its Originator. To be near God. And so we should not weep for the arriving soul—It isn’t dead. We should weep instead for the one whose body is alive, but whose soul is dead because of its alienation from that which gives it life: God. And so the believing soul races home, even while in this life. O Lord, make my soul a sanctuary, a fortress within. That no one and nothing can disturb. A place of calm, silence, serenity, untouched by the outside world. The soul that Allah (swt) calls al-nafs al mutmaina (the reassured soul) (Qur’an 89:27). The soul that Allah (swt) calls back saying: “(To the righteous soul will be said:) ‘O (thou) soul, in (complete) rest and satisfaction! Come back thou to thy Lord – well pleased (thyself), and well-pleasing unto Him! Enter thou, then, among My devotees! Yea, enter thou My Heaven!’” (Qur’an, 89:27-30) http://www.yasminmogahed.com/2011/04/12/we-buried-a-man-today-a-reflection-on-death/

Most of the worlds population and societies are bi/multilingual, they out number the monolingual. These studies are only useful in influencing language education policy of backward monoligual states like GB!

I've severed my ties with MSN and their crappy services ages ago. I'm a google baby through and through.. even their chat is less temperamental than skype and they do everything on their servers, so your not forced to download-upgrade.

It all depends on where your ambitions lie; If you want to be an entrepeneur, to sell products or go into the service sector, then you may be better off not going to uni. However, if you want a professional career; i.e engineer, teacher, researcher, doctor, lawyer etc.. you will need to follow a university programme (preferably from a reputable institute). That said; learning doesn't always have to be about getting jobs or recognised qualifications, it's about growing as a person, improving on your personal skills. Learning does not only occure in an institute but everywhere and all the time.

Riwaayado iyo kaban songs waa laga ilbaxay dee.. Films on HCTV iyo tacky riwayaads (read parties) at Paronama are the order of the day lol. If you go in the summer, you get Somali culture at it's richest, Hargaisa book / literature festival as well as Qurbo joog parties with tradtional dances (though slightly political).

Seriously, how does one get to 30 and not know how to address relatives in their native tongue? Naga daa riwaayada, Oba.

Hmmmm at the response from the boys of this forum, the athiest, the bad and the ugly singing from the same song sheet; deny, deny, deny, attack the messenger. Rape must go on...