Sad and degrading, if these people want to find spouse's theirs much better way to do it then advertise your self on some lousy website.

I have seen him with my own eyes, I don't need a video to proof anything. He was so embarrassing he couldn't speak proper Somali, every two Somali words, he throw in an English word. I don't know what clan hate you are talking about, but I don't want no incompetent politicians like him and Sharifka leading Somalia.

I have seen this four eyes, and he can't even put two Somali words together, Wallahi it was a shame.

LANDER;857086 wrote: You guys do yourselves and future generations a great disservice by spreading and continuing to spread falsehoods about Somalis and their supposed history. When was the word 'Somali' or 'Soo-mal' mentioned in any ancient egyptian writing reffering to the land of Punt? that is news to me it would be great to know the source. Far as I know the first refference to an ethnic people known as somalis is found in Ethiopian writing dating back hundreds of years not 'thousands'. We need more real historians, less people who spread non-sense. If it hurts you so much why are you on this forum?

Naxar Nugaaleed;852270 wrote: ^ am sure mma can u references if he his so inclined but if u ruled out two of the highest authorities on all things Somali, who the heck are you looking for? Who's the highest authority you speak off

Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar;852210 wrote: Nothing to do with Nayruus. Nayruus is celebrated in Maarso, Dabshid in Luulyo. Two complete traditions, which share the fire celebration. And the fire is our 'fireworks.' It doesn't mean Soomaalida weren't aware Nayruus, because they did since our forefathers traded with Persians and even a few of our cities and towns have Persian influence and names, like Muqdisho, Banaadir iyo Gendershe. Tell me where you the idea that muqidhso, banadir or gendershe have persian origins and I mean proper references not Samatar or IM Lewis, but proper references.

ToughGong.;852196 wrote: It's called Neyrus and it derives from the Persian /Zorastian festival of light called NOWRUZ It's celebrated all over the Muslim world http://www.iranicaonline.org/articles/nowruz-ii So its not really even a Somali celebration.

Calling a reer badiyo dugisa teacher , the president of Somalia. Priceless

Celebrate Some pagan ritual, which no one knows the true meaning? Maybe its a ritual for calling the devil?

Theirs no place for them, they can do themselves a favor and stay away from Somalia, unless they want their heads on a pike.

Is a chemical reaction in your brain.

You should not be worried about death, because every soul will test death, rather you should be asking yourself have I done enough preparation if it comes or when it comes.

Not a lady but my opinion is that you should at least be attracted to them.

ilaahay ha u naxariisto. seems like the community over their is not doing enough for these youth.

No one knows the true meaning of the word ""Mogadishu", theirs no histroical documentation of the meaning of the word. The term "Seat of the Shah" as Mogadishu was one created by colonial powers because they believed that Africans couldn't build cities rather it was outsiders, and many so called acadamics both Somali and Non somali ran away with the word.

Just as I thought, next its " give homos freedom", I see where this is going.

Maybe thats his way of trying to apporach you, you gota have an open mind sometimes

Wrong question to ask a women. they will confuse even themselves...

Its good, considering the mortality rate, migration and other factors affecting the Somali population

Rose;838015 wrote: Rampage, depends where you are. If you're in London - hand them over to me Damn I missed out marka, I am not from london.... Genius, I think my resume is not bad....by what does DR stand for...lol

My cousin whos a medical doctor was telling the corelation between autism and diana use within somali community..

Interesting thread, so where do the resumes go

Good luck sxb, hope everything goes well for you.

So you don't know your ancestry? pretty sad I must say