Nassir, "Long run" ha la gaadhee bal sug horta ,,

FULL STORY St. Paul, Minn. — When Idil Mohamed walks down the street with her husband, they often attract stares, and sometimes rude comments. "Just the other day we were walking together and this guy yelled out the window and he said, 'interracial,'" Mohamed said. "Yeah, obviously, you can see that." Idil Mohamed is Somali, and wears the Muslim headscarf. Her husband, Julian Chippendale, is white. He converted to Islam before they met on a Muslim dating website. Chippendale agrees that he and his wife attract attention when they're in public. "We get very strange looks any time we are together," Chippendale said. "Often times, I myself wouldn't feel necessarily as uncomfortable, but my wife often does not even want to be seen holding my hand, because it's awkward because of all the looks." Idil Mohamed came to America when she was 12 years old. She said culture and race were not factors for her in choosing a husband, but her family did not feel the same way. "My family were shocked, because I was the first person to actually marry outside of my race," Mohamed said. "Except for my aunt. My aunt was very supportive of me marrying him, but everyone else was totally opposed to it." After she married Chippendale, Idil Mohamed's relationship with some of her family members frayed. Some close family members started to distance themselves from her. "They really want this to work out but they don't fully accept it. It sometimes makes me feel uncomfortable," Mohamed said. "I want to have a good relationship with everyone in my family. I want to be able to visit my relatives and feel well accepted. But hopefully with time it'll change."

XX and his exaggerations ...... Allah ha u naxariisto inta ku dhimatay ,,

Makhribku sow kii Shalay muu ahayn ??

SSCA can be characterized as an opportunistic and arguably mercenary militia force that has successfully appropriated legitimate local grievances and exploited radical diaspora sentiment for its own political and financial gain.

Salaam Calaykum ,,, First day of Ramadan ... So far so good. 10 More minutes and i'm off to bed.

Saado Cali ma loo sheegay ??

Is that how u telling us about you ?? ,,,,,,,,,,,,

Anigu ma gaal baan ahay ,,,,

Congrats MMA ,, waan garanayay inaad intaas la soo socotay

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gooni;737561 wrote: bilowgii 87dii in qaxooti maydan ahayn xero laydinku xareeyana balcad kuma oolin . Waa run oo waa la laynayay markaas ,,,,,

Regulations sxb regulations ...... their talents can be benefited under regulated move from the camps to the towns. We don't want them to show us their Alshabab talents

It is always good to keep the refugees far away from the cities. This is the problem we have now in Hargeisa and it was a mistake to keep them here in the capital. No country in the world does that.

Although not easy .... But Somali refugees are welcome in Somaliland. It is better that the government creates them camps instead of keeping them inside the main towns.

Caadi iska dhig waaryaa ,,,, Nina, I'm investing that shop now

nuune ,,, saqajaan waaxid

And I was thinking wax kele ,, Naag khatar ah iga dheh ,,

All the plans i had and all the meeting i was suppose to attend have been canceled ,,,, wondering if it is The World Cancellation Day today

and who said they are OROMO ????

At least Faroole can give orders ............

SOURCE DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Seventeen crew members of a small Emirati oil tanker captured by pirates this month off the coast of Somalia have been freed unharmed along with the ship, the vessel’s manager said Thursday. The MV Jubba XX was reported captured on July 16 as it made its way from Umm al-Quwain in the United Arab Emirates to the port of Berbera in the breakaway northern Somali province of Somaliland.

I'm sick of Bariis but hadaad gacantaada ku karisay ,, i might have a go

Wondering Alpha waxa dadkii oo dhan ku diray