Did your mother go to Xalane (Somali Military Service)

[Executive]

damn, your parents are old as shid

[SultanOrder]

Yeah the socialist regime really lost the plot in some of their programs

[qoraxeey]

damn, your parents are old as shid

waad eedaab darantahay waryaa

just becuse ur young parents got married in america in the 80s doesnt mean dadka waaliidkooda are *old shid*

[qoraxeey]

Yes and she was made to wear pants and no scarf just a little knit head cover. She said the religious girls put two on so they could hide as much hair as possible but when the generals find out they used to pull it off. Talk about Muslim country.

so what

Its not like pants are haraam

teeeda kaale waa been those who wanted could cover their hair

[qoraxeey]

For all you other who think Xalane was just a place / office .. u are wrong .. it was just the name of the Somali Military Service that all young woman and men had to do

U could be sent to all over somalia

[Twist]

It kinda seems this thread is heading to an interesting direction!

*Grabs some popcorn*

[Bulletz]

damn, your parents are old as shid

Eazy wid da parent disses nothing wrong with older parents they could have had children young and er' late its all kool homie

[XaliimoFarax]

Yes and she was made to wear pants and no scarf just a little knit head cover. She said the religious girls put two on so they could hide as much hair as possible but when the generals find out they used to pull it off. Talk about Muslim country.

so what

Its not like pants are haraam

teeeda kaale waa been those who wanted could cover their hair

I never said pants are haram. It all depends on what kind you wear. If it is tight ones that show your figure then yes it becomes haram to wear front of non-murhums but other than that its not.

Also about covering hair that was what I was told by my mother, they did not wear proper scarfs. The program needed a little bit fixing to accumulate for a Muslims country.

[Mondey]

my mom did nursing and i think it also involved some military training classes.

my father did months of military training and he met siad barre AUN when he personally went to their academy.

[Twist]

Yes and she was made to wear pants and no scarf just a little knit head cover. She said the religious girls put two on so they could hide as much hair as possible but when the generals find out they used to pull it off. Talk about Muslim country.

so what

Its not like pants are haraam

teeeda kaale waa been those who wanted could cover their hair

I never said pants are haram. It all depends on what kind you wear. If it is tight ones that show your figure then yes it becomes haram to wear front of non-murhums but other than that its not.

Also about covering hair that was what I was told by my mother, they did not wear proper scarfs. The program needed a little bit fixing to accumulate for a Muslims country.

I think he was sarcastic about pants not being haram.

Pants = male dress & female wearing and imitating the male dress code = haram, if I am not wrong.

[kambuli]

Qorraxay,

I believe you are mixing up with two different things..

1. Xalane was a military training (sort of boot camp) for those who graduated from high school.
2. Those who taught the language aka bar ama baro (teach or learn) which was called Ololihii Barashada Farta Somaliyeed..Yes some of the students who graduated from high school participated in it

[qoraxeey]

Qorraxay,

I believe you are mixing up with two different things..

1. Xalane was a military training (sort of boot camp) for those who graduated from high school.
2. Those who taught the language aka bar ama baro (teach or learn) which was called Ololihii Barashada Farta Somaliyeed..Yes some of the students who graduated from high school participated in it

Kambuli

hoortaa see tahay ??? weeli ma somalia baad joogta ??

no my mom went to Xalane and during that time they also had to go and help somali people in the bushes xaataaa