Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar

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  1. Salaan... Do not blame Xamar itself. Blame those who came to it from God-knows where. And they brought their nastiest nomadic actions to Xamar. Them should go whence they came from originally and leave Muqdisho as it was prior to 1990--Xamar belongs to ciyaal xamar--all of them. ps. do u have any pictures/stories to share about ur visit? Please tell me how the ppl are doing. thanks. Yeah, I do have a lot of pictures, especially me standing in the midst of Bermuuda—near to Isgooyska Bakaaraha. It is worst xaafad in Xamar now, which was where I grew up. Congratulate me how geesi I was standing just there. That xaafad si xunaa loo galay. Balaaya basaa heshay. The only former government-owned public places that looks exactly the same is Tarbuunka. That place is really the same. I think shubkii lagu dhisay aa adkaa. Now, at the nearby of Tarbuunka, like Isbitaalka Xooga and Sarihii Ruushka, it became xarunta jaadka lagu gado. The best road is also located in Tarbuunka area. It is the avenue from KM-4 which goes all the way to Tarbuunka to Jidka Sodonka. I think it is called Jidka Banaadir. This road and the adjoining one, Taleex Avenue, are the best roads in Xamar. And the best xaafad is Taleex, which I was staying. Newly built houses were booming in Taleex and Carwadda area. However, you can’t recognize Isgooyska Kaasa Balbalaare. I was looking, kept saying, "Where is the isgooys? Where?" When I was finally shown, I had travelled on that route before and hadn't had any idea it was the isgooys I had seen because much of it had changed. In the middle of the isgooys itself, there are some baraako-built stores. Almost all other isgooyses I had seen had been converted like that. The worst is located in right middle of Jidka Sodonka, now called Black Sea—where they sell jaad, shidaal and car equipments, all side by side on the road. I must say that if you can drive a car in Xamar, you are a masterful driver, much more like a NASCAR-driver. It is not really that simple. Where chaos and anarchy prevails, they still try their best to drive like there are laws to obey. The funniest is some drive on the wrong side of the road because the other way is badly damaged, thus avoiding. By then driving on the wrong, illegal side, they fight with the other upcoming traffic. And honking of cars is thus on all the time, with: "War ka leexo meesha...War intee u socotaa adiga...War jidkaaga ku soco kan dhanka kale waaye..." Masaajidka C/rashiid still stands too. I prayed there one Friday with a lot of gazing and staring from the standbys. I must admit I was enjoying the celebrity status at that moment. And the stunning moment was when one evening I tried to have a conversation with some kids in that Taleex xaafad. They immediately stopped their conversation, and start questioning me, like, "In lagu afduubo maa rabtaa maxaa banaanka u joogtaa?" I was really astounded with a question like that. I told them, "Heey, I am as Soomaali as you." I simply asked why would anyone kidnap me; they reasoned because I am from 'qurba.' It was rather shocking because I never expected 10-year-olds asking a question like that. _________________ Macsalaama!
  2. Salaan... Quite-Storm, duqa, what happened to your vacation in Toronto? Is this how you enjoy it? Naga daa. Kamoon, soco soo neerso. Banaanka aad. CN Tower soo arag. If you already did, then give a visit to Toronto Zoo. Not tired yet, then our large cute-built referential library at Bloor and Yonge would do. Soco a lot of faranj faniila soo cab while sitting the park between the Dixon buildings. You will see a lot of ..., I promise. Kamoon, duqa, enjoy while you are in Koronto. Iska dhaaf waxaan kale. _________________ Macsalaama.
  3. Salaan... As I can see a lot folks are changing their kastuumooyin, why not my cali falaax then. Might change to two of my very favourite nick-names: Jinoole-aw-Jacburis {JaJ} Xariif-Xaaji-Xuux {XXX} So, what do you think, any suggestions? _________________ Macsalaama.
  4. Salaan... Did you not see my VA boys.Heard they were the bomb especially among the uuhmmmm girls.Year after year they suck on the field but bombs else where There was a Virginian team in this year? I didn't know. I only went there twice and I had only seeing some xiito-xiito guys from Columbus and others. _______________ Macsalaama.
  5. Salaan... Meeshaan waaba la igu camiranoyaa bo. Wah. Ha i kashifina idinka. Well, indhanuursi maxaa loogu baahnaan waaye from SARS to Mad Cow Disease--mugdiyaaba galnee. But honestly those friends aaba kajoogi waaye, balaayo waday. _______________ Macsalaama.
  6. Salaan... Originally posted by Quite -Storm: LooooL I know what you mean but as a somalilander i don't eat cake, i eat Meat and drink Canoo Gaaal....and Shukansi Alot when i am not Eating or drinking..... Hoo canbuuladaana ku darso. Don't tell me Soomaalilanders don't eat canbuulo either. It is only banooni. Is daji. I was with Northern Stars because I thought in laga ciyaar fiicnaa, and me always supporting the underdogs, I did support them until they scored. Well, then I turned to other underdogs. And you guys have won--what would have happened if you had lost??? Calanka baluuga waala jeex jeexi lahaa ma'ahoo? ________________ Macsalaama.
  7. Salaan... The usc ethnically cleaned xamar of all other clans I can assure you that today Xamar--since I was there in this past April--is lived by all walks of Soomaali qabiils without any fear--unless you are rich or from qurba, that is. Yes, still, it is unsafe, but tell me where there lives multi-qabiil that is safe? Name it? As you had chosen Gaalkacyo, the two clans that dominate in that area still can't agree with which ceel biyaha laga dhaansado markaas aa capital leedahay. I once said that do not open unneccesary cracks. We already have tons of troubles to deal with. Majority of folks do still support Xamar as a capital, not because of qabiil but because of location and history. And final reason: I went to Xamar, and noo I am not a card-carrying USC qabiil member. I might have afraid for my life because coming from qurba than qabiil. Go and see Xamar for yourself. It will change a lot of your perception--either negatively or positively. _______________ Macsalaama!!
  8. Salaan... Too many Naasocaanood topics in this section, don't you think? _________________ Macsalaama.
  9. Salaan... MAAMIIIIIIIIIIIIII!!!! ^^that would have been the very first thought. Maamii is always with you--whether alone with yourself or not. __________________ Macsalaama!!
  10. Salaan... As a person who plays this game very tactically, I am very aware of its rules. Aw right, I once posted this sheeko, and I will repeat now since it fits this topic. ________________ Wiil kirishbooy iyo odeygoo Xamar ku cusbaa oo baska sugaayo oona alaab wato aa baskii u imaadey. Sheekadaan aa dhex martey wiilkii kirishbooyga {yacni kan lacagta qaado} iyo odeyga. Wiilka: Adeer kiishka makuuku caawiyaa? Odeyga: Maandhoow, oo adigu kumaad ahayd? Wiilka: Adeer, aniga dabakafuul lee ahay nooh. Odeygii indhahaa soo baxay toogtaan. "War aafadan iyo ibtiladaan la'arag. War balaaya daba-kafuulshaye. War ma'anigaaan ciroobay baad naf iga raadsaneysaa??!! Wallee Xamar waxanoo kale waan kafilanaayey!!!!!!" Odeygii asagoo yaaban oona sanifsan baskii xataa maraacin. _________________ Barwaaqo, sure, why not. You can post anything walaashiis. A little request, though: can you spare the person's name since I had addes his real name on that story. ________________ Macsalaama.
  11. Salaan... Had anyone been there yesterday? I was with Atlanta. The two teams in the final game were Atlanta and Northern Stars {Toronto}. I think that was the most exciting game I had ever watched Soomaali play--whether a street-soccer or a tournament. This was the only game I had seen everyone was watching the game real hard. Some Atlanta fans {including me} were breathing hard wanting to tie the game. Anyway Atlanta lost by two goals. Cabdi Bille was there from Washington. So was Mukhtaar Cuti--the best soccer player Soomaaliya had ever seen. _______________ Aamina, this year you guys had sent some pretty-playing lads. UK players were fine this year. Keep sending the finest stars. And a final message to those flag-waving teens: to be a patriot doesn't mean you have to come in the field and wave the flag and make some qash-qashaad, but don't want to speak in Soomaali. Soomaaliya's flag doesn't need you if you don't want to speak its Soomaali language. La socda saas. _________________ Macsalaama!!
  12. Salaan... Originally posted by DeadlyVision: I know you said Toronto, but what neighborhood? It happened at Jane and Finch. One thing should be clear, though: She was a Kenyan, not a Soomaali as it was pressumed. ________________ Anyways, here I am, tired from a ruwaayad, and swore off to never go to ruwaayad again {unless Faadumo Qaasin or Shimaali are in town}. This was my very second time, and it is getting worse--torobo ciyaal kuni kuni iyo wiidnimadooda iyo maariwaanadooda iyo akhlaaqnimo xumadooda iyo maraxnimadooda iyo uff-uffnimadooda. Just wasted a lot of time, a lot of money {$60 for the three of us} and seeing a lot of very, very, very bad behaviour. Our ciyaal XXL-wearing t-shirts and koofiyad gees gees do indeed need to see a counsellor. ASAP. :mad: :mad: _________________ Macsalaama!!
  13. Salaan... If you put it that way, then was he a Somali hero? We are truely misinformed generation!! Some sees him as hero, while other percieved him as invader. Matkeey, widaay, is daji. Sayidka is a hero to ALL Soomaali. He had done some terrible things, but still his good vision of united Soomaaliya weights more. And I believe it is a pure myth that he came to Maay-speaking regions and persecuted them. Again, one of the infamous more myths is the idea of sab and samaale. This is a pure conjured myth. Matkey, brother, most of what you had written is true, among them being that Maay-speaking people who reside the inter-riverine areas of the country has had always been underrepresented because anywhere at any time did a person who hails from those regions had been granted the highest office, i.e. president or prime minister. The three other major clans had tasted this position, but not the fourth. And still they, simply being an honourable people, don't complain; Maay-speaking people don't fancy to declare independence or lament how mistreated they had been under a regime that no longer exists. Or blame a whole tribe or a whole geographical area and its residents. Not them. I solute them to that cause. Maay-speaking people endured a genocidal acts. The record is clear those people are the MOST major clan-belonging mistreated people in Soomaaliya. From the regime of Siyaad to Caydiid. They trashed those regions. Some committed unspokable genocide acts, reason among is why was once dubbed Baydhabo as the 'death city,' and this happened because a lack of aid that Caydiid did not allow the destined aid travel to their respective regions, and those regions did not have access to an ocean. Matkeey, I agree with what Maay-speaking {as I am one of them, a Maay-speaker} people had been done to, and that is another topic, and I can continue that, but one thing is af Maay-maay is a dialect. It is a sister-language to af-Maxaa. Af-Maxaa is a dialect too, just like af-Maay. Remember, the constitution doesn't say the official languages are 'Soomaali AND Maay.' But it did declare the official language being Soomaali, defined Soomaali as Maay and Maxaa. Marka it is not that Maay should stand firmly against Soomaali. No. Both Maay and Maxaa are within Soomaali language. I am saying all of those because I am a passionate Soomaali nationalist. My true allegiance rests with Soomaali and Soomaaliya, not my tribe or my sub-clan. If my tribe does wrong, I firmly stand against the aggression, just as if it was done to my tribe that I would against. I love being an honest Soomaali, who treats all Soomaalis as equal. MMA since Islam as the state religion is sacrosanct, why not Arabic as the second language? Horn, duqa I didn't know they relegated Carabi language into the third official language. That is sad. One more reason to disagree with this new constitution. A constitution promoted by warlords. What do you expect then than a lot of pitfalls and negative consequences. Sophist, duqa you keep saying why then isn't Garre dialect recognized. Well, Garre dialect is a part of Maay. Maay itself encompasses a lot of dialects, among them Garre and Tuni {I hope the Admin. doesn't mind the supposedly qabiilistic terms we are all using }. And this idea of recognizing dialect-dialect is supported and endorsed by Itoobiya. One final reason not to agree anything Itoobiya endorses. _________________ Macsalaama!
  14. Salaan... Kikikikiki. That story reminds me to what this Jabuutiyaan dude had been done to. Ilaahey aa og. He now never trusts any maryooleey--be he or she. which restaurant is that might I asked? aan zoonaheeda dhan ka wareegsadee. Jamaal, duqa, it is Badda Restaurant. I am telling you. I know you call it Ocean, but it is Badda Restaurant, oo kii mise tii tagto loogu baxaa. Bad waaye, ha isku galin. _______________ Macsalaama!!
  15. Salaan... This news is just in: Vince Carter, the star of Toronto Raptors basketball team, built a basketball court for the youths--all Soomaalis--in Dixon. And its inauguration was today. Vince Carter was personally there, so was Toronto Police Chief Julian Fantino. Some youths booed to Vince Carter when he was there trying to play. So was done to the Chief too. And after they left, the faaraxis already had a major fight. And later that day, some xaliimooyin yar yar had another fight in there. This is the first day. Me wonders what may come ahead. The foundation of Vince Carter paid almost $130,000 for this project, and what did Vince get in return? Boo iyo kac iyo kud. Soomaaliyeey, baliis, baliis, isla yaaba. Saan cadaalad ma'aha. ________________ And to that sister sarta kasoo booday, Ilaahey ha u danbi dhaafo: Aamiin. ________________ Macsalaama!!
  16. Salaan... Language has never been an issue for Somalis (including our brothers from Bay and Bakool) Frankly, as a person whose heritage hails from Bay and Bakool regions, I was saddened by those faction leaders {especially self-nominated RRA leaders} who are keen to fight with minor issues, especially that they want af Maay-maay to be a part of the official language. Af Maay-maay is Soomaali, period. And being Soomaali means af Maay-maay is already official, only being another dialect. And I have a whole issues with the new constitution. First because of this 'federal' idea. Federal regions within Soomaaliya will not solve anything, only furthering the disunity we already have. Secondly, how do we define federal regions, since it is going to supposedly based on qabiil lands. Now, say, this tuulo in one federal region doesn't want to be part of that region because the majority of people in this tuulo doesn't share the region's majority tribe; and they opt to go where their tribe has a federal region. With many tuulo like this, I am fearing what is ahead of us. Confusion, among them. I wrote before, and I will write again that some things should be better left alone, which to me are sacrosanct: Soomaaliya being a Muslim country Unity of Soomaaliya Soomaali language being the official Xamar being the capital--no one should or could claim that their group owns Xamar And the blue flag with the STAR Every other issue, you can put on the table. But those above, for God's sake, leave them alone, baliis. ________________ Macsalaama!!
  17. Salaan... I like Muuse Suudi. In fact, he is my favourite comedian at the moment. Mr. Yalaxoow speaks what is in his mind. He never camouflages that. Unlike other faction leaders who share what he believes, but don't dare to say. But most of his gaffes are politically incorrect, like saying only his qabiil has the right to be the bearer of Soomaali president. One of the famous Muuse Suudi Yalaxoow gaffes is, among others: BBC: Muuse, waxaan maqalnay inaad dadka ku dhahdid Al-Xaaji ha la iigu yeero, ma runbaa? Muuse Suudi Yalaxoow: Aree xaa ugu wici lahayd nin Maka iyo Madiino xukumo? Ii sheeg, xaa ugu wici lahayd ka aheen Al-Xaaji? The BBC dude was laughing so hard. And Yalaxoow of course was referring to Madiino district in Xamar, which he sub-divided into Madiino and Maka. He doesn't rule that area anymore, though. Another famous blunder in 90s: BBC: Muuse, ma waxaa hada leedahay waxaa la dagaalameysaa dad marti ku ah Xamar? Muuse Suudi Yalaxoow: Haa. Dadka Xamar noogu imaaday waa marti daahday. Waa u sheegnay oo marti haddii tihiin meeshii ka imaateen ku noqda aa dhahnay. Waa naga diideen. Ee marka marti daahday see guriga loogu bixinaa ka aheen xoog? He, of course, was referring to dad Mudug ka imaaday, but are part of his own major clan. _______________ Macsalaama!
  18. Salaan... Originally posted by A.J. Timacaddeh: does this include flights to the dictatorship of majeertenia Why does I sense that every pin that drops need to be politicized? Cajiib iyo nus. ________________ It is great news to hear, and my mother would be the happiest person to hear this because she can't wait to go to Nairobi to see my sister who just arrived from Denmark. ________________ Macsalaama!!
  19. Salaan... Originally posted by AalTo: 1)REYSAR WASAARAHA RAGA IYO HABLAHA SOMLIAONLINE: MMA Dankis, but noo, I am already resigning from that post. It ain't no easy to lead maryooleey, especially those two ministerial positions. But I would love to be Wasiirka Jacburiska iyo Jinoolenimada. ______________________ Macsalaama!!
  20. Salaan... Da'iga xawaa qamlay inaa fa niji ku dahleysid, ee ramka nur yimaa? Na'iga fa nijigeey cajbursi yaawe. I ain't no reer Kismaayo, you know. Dadkaas aa gacan loogu tagee afkaas. ___________________ Macsalaama!!
  21. Salaan... Kool-Kat, Xafsa iyo Asra: Reer London waa naga hor mareen. No doubt. Lakiin Reer Koronto aaku xigo. Having a second place isn't that bad. :cool: Baby Lotion ma iikeentay?lol This baby lotion thing is really getting out of hand nooh. I mean, I was in Nairobi, and there was this lady telling to tell a person in London to sent her the baaba-looshin she always used to send. By that pronunciation, I thought it was another kind of skin-based cream. So then I came to London, and everyone was asking me if we have this baaba-looshin in Toronto. Finally, I said I am tired of hearing this mysterious baaba-looshin thing, so show me. And when they did, I was kinda like maan. I mean I never thought they would even think to ask me a Johnson-Johnson company's products to be found in Canada. Where do they think we live? In a jungle? Anyway, kool-kat, here it is for you: Si fiican iskugu cadeey yaah. _________________ Macsalaama.
  22. Salaan... shaatiguduud is not better then them and will burn in hell among them. Duqa, you have absolutely no fore knowledge of who burns in hell or who goes to paradize. Ee marka ha dhihin hebeloow aa naar galaaya, iyo heblaayo aa jano galeyso. _______________ P.S.: I read somewhere else that the doctor left Talyaaniga in early 90s to help his people, and he was rewarded to be murdered. How sad. And he wasn't killed because of his qabiil or vengeance of some unsettled disputes. No. According to some stories, it was a kidnapping operation that ended tragically. _______________ Macsalaama!!
  23. Salaan... what camp do u belong? I don't subscribe to soulmate's camp. I don't associate with any of its crap viewpoints. To prove my reasoning, just read one of the Hollywood's latest tabloids. In any day, you would have read one of its memebers declaring, "I found my perfect compatible person." In other words, a soulmate. In a sudden reversal of opinion regarding the same person in couple months, that same person who had held that previous opinion declares, "S/he wasn't the one for me." What changed her/his mind in a brief period of time? Because soulmate, judging from their idealist defination, does not exist, though they might think it does. From Islamic point of view, it is all about having common grounds, as we know love {or rather lust, as most mistake it for love} fades, but having a familiar interests would stay in put. It is all about having those qualities, as our parents used to do: Respect. Honour. Sharing. Reference. Veneration. Appreciation. ________________ Macsalaama!!
  24. Salaan... The sad and dire situation we are in had once again exampled by the unimaginable killing of a prominent optometrist in Muqdisho the other day by unknown assailants. Dr. Xuseen Maxamed Nuur {Xuseeney} had been gunned down in just a few kilometres away from where he works, Mount Sinai hospital. Dr. Xuseen is best known for being one of the best eye specialists in Soomaaliya, and to others he is best known as the brother of Xasan Maxamed Nuur Shaatigaduud, a warlord. By killing an eye specialist--which we don't have many to begin with--I don't know what those bandits lack--whether lacking the good morality of human nature or the tedency of enjoying murdering and kidnapping the professionals, members of the public and innocents. I hope he wasn't murdered because of only having a brotherhood blood with a warlord. Ilaahey ha u naxariisto. May Allah forgive his sins and may Allah grant him Janatul Fardowsa: Aamiin. _______________ Macsalaama.
  25. Salaan... Duqa, I second with you. I hardly participate this part of the forum, because of exactly what you summed up. And noo, you hadn't offended no one--at least partially from my perspective. _________________ Macsalaama!!