Lets see how clever you are??

[dheelojecel]

Money all the way babe.

[kambuli]

Cawar,

Come on haddaba noo sheeg..My co-workers are waiting it also, they came to me early in morning and said "Did you get it yet?"

[COSTA]

[quote="Cawar"]
A woman does it once in her lifetime, a man does it 3 times a day,[/quote]


Runta

men tell truth at least three times a day women not even once in their lifetime

Laakin run see loo cabaa waaye!!!

[Advocatar]

I know maxamed SCW is mention in the Quran 5 times.

[Cawar]

No guys not yet, I am not telling you...Yet. I had it for 3 days not thinking about anything else allday and night..


1man, gave up yet??

And where is that guy King-Awdal who claimed he had the answer??


Kambuli it is not a hoax dear.

[kambuli]

Haddaba waxan la cabbi karo ee aan la cuni karin waa maxay?

Caanaha haweenka miyaa?
Cashar ama tahaliil quraan ah miyaa?

Wax ay naagtu samayso hal mar keliya inta ay nooshahay ma jirto aan ka ahayn Biological development/changes in her live..And then sidee ayuu ninku u sameeyaa saddex jeer maalin kasta? Waa maxay waxa uu ninku sameeyo saddex jeer maalin walba? Ma saddexda eedaan ee kor loo qaadaa? Haweenka ma marka ay dhashaan keliyaa lagu addimaa....

I am tiredddddddddd Maskaxdii baa na daashay, ee naga soo sheeg bahasha...before the weekend...

[Ureysoo]

Cawar....

What kind of riddle is this?. I tried my best 2 find credible points, but yet again none of the words actually got on well with all the aspects u mentioned above or applied 2 it precisely.

Mecca 4 instance --- A five letter word, but not quite certain about the times it been mentioned in the Quran. It’s prohibited 2 hunt nearby Al-Ka’ba, however, approved 2 drink Zamzam water. A Holy city, hence, could be considered as “Brighter than the sun”, but in reference 2 the colour of the black rock inside Al-Ka’ba --- could be regarded as “Darker than the night”. I have no idea how the 2nd point (A woman does it once in her lifetime, and man does it 3 times a day) hits it off. If random words counts --- add “Melon, and Myrrh” 2 the list.

Alright, am officially in a state of total mental numbness, and can’t think of further words --- I’ll have another look at it, right after u drop additional hints, Lol.

As 4 King of Awdal’s riddle --- The wife’s previous husband, who thought 2 be dead, but reappeared several days/months later.

Kambuli, Ninkaan Ha Oo Jawaabin, Ila Oo more hints So Qoro, Ma Dadka Bu Oo Dan Leeyahay Inu Waalu. Ka Kac Dheh, Lol.........

[kambuli]

Ureyso, quote " Kambuli, Ninkaan Ha Oo Jawaabin, Ila Oo more hints So Qoro, Ma Dadka Bu Oo Dan Leeyahay Inu Waalu. Ka Kac Dheh, Lol.........

Thanks Ureyso

Cawar, do you hear? Ka Kac

[wager]

Cawar sxb dont lie u h'be no Answe!!!!!!!!


any one who wanna find out more visit here



http://forums.ratedesi.com/showthread.php?t=184376

this question been around since 2006 no one seems 2 knoe it

[paidmonk]

My answer is M-A-N-N-A

This is so simple, idiots, how do you not know? Read the Quran!

Manna!

[kambuli]

Paidmonk,

Can you please help the idiots and elaborate your solution a little further

[Ureysoo]

Paidmonk...

It also says “A woman does it once in her lifetime, a man does it 3 times a day”. How can u relate ur answer 2 that point?......

[paidmonk]

Manna was an ancient Israeli food type thing, a spiritual type of nourishment that people ate/drank in the ancient world.

The terminology and uses in the riddle are ancient. In the old Israeli world, I believe, a man would nourish himself 3 times a day with Manna, a woman once a lifetime, and so forth.

To the best of my knowledge it is that way, so the riddle is really confusion, however the answer stays, it is Manna. I don't know of the riddle itself, but I was just recently studying Manna and the situations illustrated in the riddle follow suit to what I've read.

[Ureysoo]

Paidmonk....

It sounds convincing, but lets wait till the one eyed Cyclops (Cawar) bless us with his arrival and response.......

[kambuli]

Paidmonk, quote " that people ate/drank in"

The riddle says "You can't eat"

And then how can it be brighter than the sun and darker than the night?