Bile Hashi; The auhor of 17 novels in Somali

[Lamagoodle]

http://www.bilehashi.se/Ny-sida-3.htm

His lectures attract many
http://www.bilehashi.se/Ny-sida-6.htm


Some of his 17 novels (all in Somali)

http://www.bilehashi.se/Ny-sida-7.htm

His latest novel is called Weji Buug ( Facebook).

[jalaaludin5]

I downloaded that Somali folk stories you posted. Some of the stories are relly something. Especially about the the stories of how in the old days cirka was soo close you could stick your finger in it. And how it shielded us from the sun and the cold and how two xalimos with kal iyo mooye ended up upsetting cirka by poking him with the mooye. After asking the girls to stop poking him and his complain fell on deaf ears he retreated to where it is today...

Amazing tales

Thanks.
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Sorry for going of topic.

[Lamagoodle]

Bile has really accomplised alot;

He came to Sweden in 1987 at the age of 16. He got an engineering degree, an economics degree and written 17 novels.

His novel, Wejibuug is

[VeiledGarbasar]

[Lamagoodle]

Veiled,
Ma taqanaa meeshaan?


From the gallery
http://www.bilehashi.se/galleri.htm

[LeJusticier]

Veiled,
Ma taqanaa meeshaan?


From the gallery
http://www.bilehashi.se/galleri.htm

Its.ooooooooooooops
The q was for Garbasaar.

I will see Bile Hashi later tonight insha allah.

[Lamagoodle]

LJ, do not forget to mention, Xaaji Shariif Sheikh Lamagoodle when you meet him.

[VeiledGarbasar]

Kasi maayi ee ii sheega...

Looks like a Somali infested place.

[Lamagoodle]

Kasi maayi ee ii sheega...

Looks like a Somali infested place.

LOL. Eastleigh, Nairobi; Little Mogadishu.

[GeoSeven]

Lama, which of his novels would you recommend? I've never read a Somali novel but there's a first for everything.

Estimated duration of task....6 months at best

[VeiledGarbasar]

Lol,

I've never been to Kenya, only their airport if that counts.

Lama, which of his novels would you recommend? I've never read a Somali novel but there's a first for everything.

Estimated duration of task....6 months at best

Loooool@ 6 months.

SubahnAllah, you need dhaqan celis intervention ASAP.

[Lamagoodle]

Lama, which of his novels would you recommend? I've never read a Somali novel but there's a first for everything.

Estimated duration of task....6 months at best

No, it will take you less than a week to read it. It is written in easy somali and the context is always something the diasporians can relate. There is one criminal novel, 8 love stories, and the others are somehow documentaries on life in diaspora

The settings of his novels are contemporary.
This one could be a start



Its title is Calaf(Fate/destiny) and centres on the fate of Kaamil and Xasna; Kaamil is accused of murdering his family in Gothenburg (the home town of the author). He is freed and leaves Sweden for Nairobi where he meets Xasna who lost many of her members were kiled by thugs. The two meet in Nairobi. They have both undergone trauma but are attracted to each other.

It is about passion .....

[Lamagoodle]

Lol,

I've never been to Kenya, only their airport if that counts.

Lama, which of his novels would you recommend? I've never read a Somali novel but there's a first for everything.

Estimated duration of task....6 months at best

Loooool@ 6 months.

SubahnAllah, you need dhaqan celis intervention ASAP.

Ok. You are not a member of the waan daadshe nation; I thought that you'd say that is Xamar Cade because of the shop (Banaadir)

[PrinceDaadi]

It is always good to see Somali who had accomplished something.

[GeoSeven]

Romance

I was going to opt for the Hammi Aduun revenge thriller but it'd probably be wise to polish my inexistent tender felt Somali vocab. Heaven forbid I came across a qalanjo in Suuqa Bakaaraha right now. Waxaa ku dhahaa u baahanahay


Velied...

...it was an exaggeration. By the way, ii micnee "Haa iga maajin Maxaa Janaqow"