Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar Posted July 1, 2003 Salaan... Today is the day. Yaala iloobin, hadaba. Rafaad waala maraa, lakiin tariikh mala iloobo, oo waala xusaa. luv that calan song...makes me sad walahi Walaashiis, anibo walaahi. Siiba markee qaadeyso Faadumo Qaasin. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Infatua.5an Posted July 1, 2003 SOOMAALIYA HANOOLAATO! yaah? SOOMAALIYA HANOOLATO! yaah? SOOMAAAAAAAAAALIYA HANOOOOOOOOOOLAAAAAAAAAATO! haa!!!!!!!!!! i think Horn done said it all.... VIVA SOMALIA...GOD BLESSSSSS Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
nuune Posted July 1, 2003 SOMALIYA HA NOOLAATO i really cried when i listened to one of those songs, I LOVE MY COUNTRY dalkeegi hooyo by faaduma qaasiim click here to listen Calankii Somalia iyo dhicitaankii calamada italia iyo britishka click here to listen WAXAA TIMID AYAANTII by Hibo M. Hudoon,click here to listen WAA MAALIN CIIDOO by Kuluc,, click here to listen WAA MAHAD ALLEE, by Tubeec clich here to listen KADABA DHAHA, by Maxamed yusuf &WAABERI, click to listen Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Changed Posted July 1, 2003 i know am late buts its beter late then never HAPPY 1ST OF JULY SOMALIDU WA DAD QURA SOWRACA SINJIGA IYO AFKABA DIIN KALA SOC SOCANTIOY SOHDI MAKALA CELINAAYIYO MALAHAN WAXEEY KALA SOKTAAAN MIDNIMAADOO DOO USUGAN SUMADA CALAN KOO USURAN :cool: :cool: :cool: VIVA SOMALIA...............SOOMAALIDA HANUULAAAAAAAAAAATO Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Kool_Kat Posted July 1, 2003 Happy Somalia Day...VIVA to all the Somalis where ever they are... ALL FOR ONE, and ONE FOR ALL!!! Hopefully someday...Insha Allah... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
NoVa Posted July 2, 2003 Happy Late SOmali Day.... I hope y'all had fun cuz i sure did...Much LOve 2 My Beloved Country. ********* Somalia********** Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar Posted July 1, 2004 Salaan... Unbelievable as it may seem, we do have "freedom" for exactly 44 years today and yet, we are worse off than we were when the colonialists came offshore--qabyaalad speaking, that is. Only the wonderful Aamiin Caamir can express how I feel at the moment: This depressed, lonely Maandeeq needs a nation. Can we once again feel the dignity to have a respected nation as C/rashiid felt in this picture in Washington in 1962? Are we ever going to be welcomed around the world as a respected citizen of a country--not as a lowly refugee--as a honoured leader, as Cigaal felt in this picture taken 1968 in Washington with a former American president? Will we ever again see the true brotherhood these two leaders, C/llaahi Ciise on left and Maxamed Xaaji Ibraahim Cigaal at right meeting the first time as official leaders from the both sides? Are we ever going to have another SYL men as some of them are in this picture, plus the men like General Daa'uud? See how respected Aadan Cadde, third from left, was being among the founders of Non-Aligned Movement in Yugoslavia at 1961. We will overcome, insha allaah. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Juxa Posted July 1, 2004 MMA, thank u ever so much for reminding us. its indeed sad. we have forgotten, we act as the true refugees we are, pride is lost. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jumatatu Posted July 1, 2004 ^^^^ Couldn't agree more. And thanx MMA for this touching part of history. Yes we had and by the Will of Allah SWT and His guidance the pride and the essence of nationalism will be restored one day. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jaabir Posted July 1, 2004 THANK YOU SO MUCH MMA... this is a much needed reminder.. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Baashi Posted July 1, 2004 Just another day in the calendar. I hope that as a country we learn from our mistakes. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
OG Moti Posted July 1, 2004 old days are gone... the question is what are we going to do now? we have few options 1. Sit and post of good old days pictures 2. We can watch Amir camir pictures and cry with him in his creative but depressing drawings 3. We can talk about curse every warlord and do nothing. 4. We can design websites and show every warlord and their discusting faces and the trouble things they are doing, and no one cares... 5. We can recognize the problem and do something about it, by collecting what is left by organizing ourself and taking advantage of the internet technology for communication purposes and come together, unite our voices and organize ourselves and use push strategy, by forming associations and reaching the world media, organize siminars and show every warlord to the global society and send back home flyers to make people wake from their fake hate to each other which is well used by these discusting warlords and pray good 6. we can pray to god and do nothing ... The options are there .. we have to make a choice.. if you already choose one of these, which i asume 5 is not one of them then we are doomed... as for me i say one finger cant wash a face but i will try and maybe it will wash a face but longer period of time......peace Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
OG_Girl Posted July 1, 2004 First took me ages to understand what "Kowda Luuliyo" means ..then after explaination I said loudly: Pa leeeeeezeeeee who caress!!!.. Alla am I sound rude!! salam Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Warmoog Posted July 1, 2004 I've never seen these pictures before. They're quite fascinating, thanks for sharing Miskiin. 508, I understand your perspective, but the question is what do we do and where do we find the time? I don't mean to sound selfish or unwilling to "do something", but I honestly think it would be much easier for us (those living outside Somalia) to turn our discontent into positive action if we had clearly defined means by which to do so. We need to brainstorm ideas, practical ones, so that we can determine ways to make a difference. I think it's best to start with smaller, individual tasks before planning larger and more collective projects. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ayaan8321 Posted July 1, 2004 Og girl, it took me centuries to understand what you just said, and i finally did.... so , puhleeeeeseeee F@£$ off... allaa did i sound rude? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
