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Re: Yaa ugu Ilbaxsan Soomalida?
Posted: Wed Jan 05, 2011 9:14 am
by Faranacab
Waryaa, its good to see that you've expanded the horizon of the argument about Somali civilization. We might know less about some areas of Somalia. But still we have chance to do little searches here and there. Besides, I would like to know where you would consider the center and origin of Somali life and their civilization, and which blocks had teaching schools( religion and science) before others? Which villages, towns and cities are comparatively older than another?
In your findings lets know if you don't include taleex, Sagag, zeyla, Diridewa and Harar cities, much of north and western Somalis including Abaadirkii lafa ciise.
Re: Yaa ugu Ilbaxsan Soomalida?
Posted: Wed Jan 05, 2011 9:19 am
by AbuDujanah
Faranacab what do you know about lafa ciise have you been there before?
Re: Yaa ugu Ilbaxsan Soomalida?
Posted: Wed Jan 05, 2011 9:20 am
by djibsomali
Faranacab wrote:Waryaa, its good to see that you've expanded the horizon of the argument about Somali civilization. We might know less about some areas of Somalia. But still we have chance to do little searches here and there. Besides, I would like to know where you would consider the center and origin of Somali life and their civilization, and whic spots had teaching schools( both religion and science) before others? Which villages, towns and cities are comparatively older than another?
In your research lets know if your findings don't include taleex, Sagag, zeyla, Diridewa and Harar cities, much of north and western Somalis( including Abaadirkii lafa ciise).
waryaa wuxuu leeyahay
mudug ayaa ilbaxnimadaa loogu yimadaa (loool)
Re: Yaa ugu Ilbaxsan Soomalida?
Posted: Wed Jan 05, 2011 9:29 am
by Faranacab
AbuDujanah wrote:Faranacab what do you know about lafa ciise have you been there before?
I grow up in Taferi bar(door of fear) city, which lafa ciise is close to it. It had best hanid meat and we used to enjoy that meat when ever we went for footy game. Good old days!
Are you from Bones of Issa town?
djibsomali wrote:Faranacab wrote:Waryaa, its good to see that you've expanded the horizon of the argument about Somali civilization. We might know less about some areas of Somalia. But still we have chance to do little searches here and there. Besides, I would like to know where you would consider the center and origin of Somali life and their civilization, and whic spots had teaching schools( both religion and science) before others? Which villages, towns and cities are comparatively older than another?
In your research lets know if your findings don't include taleex, Sagag, zeyla, Diridewa and Harar cities, much of north and western Somalis( including Abaadirkii lafa ciise).
waryaa wuxuu leeyahay
mudug ayaa ilbaxnimadaa loogu yimadaa (loool)
You are not that ilbax for taking on mudug. What do you about Mudug, and its wild area niyow? Bal hadal oo noo sheeg.
Re: Yaa ugu Ilbaxsan Soomalida?
Posted: Wed Jan 05, 2011 9:31 am
by ToughGong
Re: Yaa ugu Ilbaxsan Soomalida?
Posted: Wed Jan 05, 2011 9:35 am
by AbuDujanah
Faranacab wrote:AbuDujanah wrote:Faranacab what do you know about lafa ciise have you been there before?
I grow up in Taferi bar(door of fear) city, which lafa ciise is close to it. It had best hanid meat and we used to enjoy that meat when ever we went for footy game. Good old days!
Are you from Bones of Issa town?
Mashallah are you by any chance related to Samaroon? Im not from lafa cisse but I am from Sheedheer, you must have went past it on your way from Tefefer Ber to Lafacise and jigjiga. Its a small farming communiity. If you know history then im sure you know that the region yo u grew up in is very ancient and old from awbarre to amoud there are un-excavated ruins that could be thousands of years old.
Re: Yaa ugu Ilbaxsan Soomalida?
Posted: Wed Jan 05, 2011 9:36 am
by AbuDujanah
Re: Yaa ugu Ilbaxsan Soomalida?
Posted: Wed Jan 05, 2011 9:37 am
by ToughGong
Re: Yaa ugu Ilbaxsan Soomalida?
Posted: Wed Jan 05, 2011 9:44 am
by Hyperactive
lol that what i was thinking.
Re: Yaa ugu Ilbaxsan Soomalida?
Posted: Wed Jan 05, 2011 9:49 am
by Voltage
waryaa wrote:Your argument would be more valid if you said which region. In this case, you can find most civilized people in large cities like Mogadishu, Hargeisa, etc followed by very old places like Marka, Barawe, etc. and farming communities in the south. Nomads their villages/small towns are the most uncivilized.
Disagree with this. Somalis in Mogadishu, hargeisa, Kismaayo, etc are more ilbax than other nomadic Somalis but the people of Marka, Barawe, Xamarweyne or the CadCad Xamari are the most ilbax cosmopolitan Somalis.
Re: Yaa ugu Ilbaxsan Soomalida?
Posted: Wed Jan 05, 2011 10:05 am
by Faranacab
AbuDujanah wrote:Faranacab wrote:AbuDujanah wrote:Faranacab what do you know about lafa ciise have you been there before?
I grow up in Taferi bar(door of fear) city, which lafa ciise is close to it. It had best hanid meat and we used to enjoy that meat when ever we went for footy game. Good old days!
Are you from Bones of Issa town?
Mashallah are you by any chance related to Samaroon? Im not from lafa cisse but I am from Sheedheer, you must have went past it on your way from Tefefer Ber to Lafacise and jigjiga. Its a small farming communiity. If you know history then im sure you know that the region yo u grew up in is very ancient and old from awbarre to amoud there are un-excavated ruins that could be thousands of years old.
Yeah those areas have good hardworking farmers. I went to Sheeddheer as well by foot once. It was very crowded and booming town as it was hosting thousands of refugees from Somalia who made it their home later. But that was early 90s.
In clan wise I am not related. But most of my teachers were Samaroon.
Re: Yaa ugu Ilbaxsan Soomalida?
Posted: Wed Jan 05, 2011 10:13 am
by waryaa
lol@dj yep Galkacyo is the most civilized place in east africe
faranacab, it must've started along the coast.
voltage, i think the cadcad came to somlia already civil(ized)
If we have historians among us:
Do you know the earliest dates these these settlements appeared in history books?
1- Berbera
2- Zaila
3- Mogadishu
4- Barawe
5- Bandar Qasim
Re: Yaa ugu Ilbaxsan Soomalida?
Posted: Wed Jan 05, 2011 10:20 am
by *Nobleman*
Faranacab wrote:
I thought you were from Kenya, and not Somalia.
Kenya? Walahi I dont think I have ever been south of sheikh or burco in my life, let alone kenya.
Re: Yaa ugu Ilbaxsan Soomalida?
Posted: Wed Jan 05, 2011 11:37 am
by Faranacab
waryaa wrote: faranacab, it must've started along the coast.
We would have more fishermen than pastoral farmers.
*Nobleman* wrote:Faranacab wrote:
I thought you were from Kenya, and not Somalia.
Kenya? Walahi I dont think I have ever been south of sheikh or burco in my life, let alone kenya.
Another qunyar socod Burcawi? Waan gartay, adeerow.
Re: Yaa ugu Ilbaxsan Soomalida?
Posted: Wed Jan 05, 2011 11:55 am
by waryaa
We would have more fishermen than pastoral farmers.
lool! It has nothing to do with fishing/farming - do your homework as to why old somali settlements are along the coast
