CaliQase wrote:Lool Ninkaan sabiishaa cad un buu rabaaye dhaafa

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CaliQase wrote:Lool Ninkaan sabiishaa cad un buu rabaaye dhaafa
Heavyweight baad tahay hadaad taa taqaanDaff wrote:CaliQase wrote:Lool Ninkaan sabiishaa cad un buu rabaaye dhaafahaven't heard that in a while.
You've mentioned a number of things that are somewhat common in these relationships. But, why are you denying that these negative aspects don't exist in inter-clan marriages? Often in such marriages there is real enmity between reer abtiyal and the paternal uncles, and one side is going to completely shun or even act in a hostile manner to the child. These types of marriages clearly do not last as long for reasons I've mentioned earlier. So, the poor children are bound to be raised in broken homes which leads them to an unproductive lifestyle later in their adulthood. On the other hand, the problem with the interracial relationships that you've observed is that the Somali parent is not interested in their own culture or rearing their offspring with their cultural identity. That is the main problem and the solution is actually pretty straightforward.sahal80 wrote:Lol im not against this but pls try to tell the truth!
How is that at all qabyaalad? Please explain. I don't believe my qabil to be intrinsically better than others nor is my preference based on enmity for the other qabils. The unfortunate reality is, there is an a great deal of enmity and hatred between the tribes, and it just doesn't make sense in going after a girl who's not of my clan if both my family and her family would not only be against it but actively work to ruin the marriage.Ismail87 wrote: That's qabyaalad. All this time you were projecting your prejudices(preferences if that's what you want to call it) onto gazillions of Somalis. There are millions of inter clan marriages bud, and from what I've seen, interracial marriages are more unstable than the aforementioned.
theres no comparison between the inter-clan marriages and inter-racial marriages unless you ignore the other cultures!SteadyState wrote:You've mentioned a number of things that are somewhat common in these relationships. But, why are you denying that these negative aspects don't exist in inter-clan marriages? Often in such marriages there is real enmity between reer abtiyal and the paternal uncles, and one side is going to completely shun or even act in a hostile manner to the child. These types of marriages clearly do not last as long for reasons I've mentioned earlier. So, the poor children are bound to be raised in broken homes which leads them to an unproductive lifestyle later in their adulthood. On the other hand, the problem with the interracial relationships that you've observed is that the Somali parent is not interested in their own culture or rearing their offspring with their cultural identity. That is the main problem and the solution is actually pretty straightforward.sahal80 wrote:Lol im not against this but pls try to tell the truth!
I think this is the fundamental problem at issue here. I have no statistical evidence to back up my assertions other than anecdotal, which counts for nothing. But, the thing is, those who want to claim inter-clan marriages are common and very stable clearly have an agenda going on. Hence, this agenda will clearly cloud their observations. OTOH, I don't have an agenda. I'd very much like for inter-clan marriages to be common and healthy, but that just isn't the reality (at least as I've observed it).Theguardian wrote: Obviously there is no research and statistics to back up either of our claims but if you use your daily observation instead of being emotive - your perception will change.
regional based inter-marriages had less problems bc theres a bit cultural gap..for example the women in some region r bad mouthed and use the word w*$ wich could be shocking for a religious jufo like mine but not in another neighbouring community!SteadyState wrote:I think this is the fundamental problem at issue here. I have no statistical evidence to back up my assertions other than anecdotal, which counts for nothing. But, the thing is, those who want to claim inter-clan marriages are common and very stable clearly have an agenda going on. Hence, this agenda will clearly cloud their observations. OTOH, I don't have an agenda. I'd very much like for inter-clan marriages to be common and healthy, but that just isn't the reality (at least as I've observed it).Theguardian wrote: Obviously there is no research and statistics to back up either of our claims but if you use your daily observation instead of being emotive - your perception will change.
Also, how are we defining inter-clan/inter-tribe in this thread? For example, Majerteen-Marehan marriages may be uncommon but are still the same tribe (i.e darod) and hence much more occurring than say Darod-Hawiye, Darod-Isaaq, and Hawiye-Isaac marriages which almost never occur as I've observed. The very rare times they do occur, the life of the people involved usually ends up becoming a nightmare.
Good for you. But, for many people, this is simply not a practical reality. There's either too few people within their own clan in their city, or within certain clans there's too much intra-clan hostility that it only makes sense to marry from your own sub-clan, which further exasperates the problem.Xildiiid wrote:Marry from your clan and that's it, no headache. Both my parents are Isaaq and I know for a fact that I'm going to marry an Isaaq woman.
100% Duriyadda and SNM.
No Daroogo, No Hutu, No Digir & Milix and so on and so forth..
You are forgetting one very important dimension to this, sxb. There is a very large subset of Somalis who consider themselves to be Arabs and thus a completely different race and culture than another large subset of Somalis who consider themselves black African. Therefore, such a relationship would itself be an interracial relationship! So, why support one kind of interracial relationship (i.e inter-clan), and be against others?sahal80 wrote:regional based inter-marriages had less problems bc theres a bit cultural gap..for example the women in some region r bad mouthed and use the word w*$ wich could be shocking for a religious jufo like mine but not in another neighbouring community!
communities from cadaado, dhusomareb and caabudwaaq have similar cultural backgrounds and it works between them
i dont like to go deep down but some communities r too tribal and work like a lobby so if your an stranger you would have big broblem with the in-laws bc they dont let their man to be an important in the future if he is not under their influence over his familys issues so waa inuu iska dhis dhiso on the expense of his partner!
Some communities have a social problems and cannot be trusted her own distant relatives with her!
Having said that, marrying a somali is not like marrying an ajnabi who you share with him a zero culture
I speak arabic just like a native and it will take me years to know the true colors of an arab friend
You cant tell them until you live with them, work with them than you will see a totally different person!
Qof ajnabi ah can have some hidden isues like alcohol, can beat you, can kill you, can have obsession, racist in-laws etc.