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Anarchist wrote:

Tuushi wrote:Somalis are very diverse for such a small population.

In the video with animal slaughter,mingus miyey tumayeen mise?

That's known as shirta. Shirib would know more about it than I would. It's a slaughter of some sorts.

Did you ever know of Istunka Afgooye prior?

Maya.Only heard of stories from Saakow.

Hope Shirib tells us.

Anarchist wrote:

Alxamdulilah.

Beer belly, balding and proud.

Whatever happened to halyeey NY24/Shift? I miss the dude.[/quote]
Awoowe you need to start jogging I lost roughly 6 kgs and its harder to loose an extra 4.

Ugaas NY probably got married and the prenuptial condition probably not getting involved in SNET.

@Tuushi - Istunka was an age-old tradition that some claim went as far back as the Ajuuraan dynasty. Biyamaal were known warriors in the Shabelles and after harvest each year, their strongest warriors would gather in an open field & have a big stick fight. Some of the beatings stories would say were so severe that some of the young men would die from them, but during the actual fighting, a warrior did not show his pain. Did not even so much as flinch, let alone give a cry of pain. The young ladies would all be present of course and the winners would be more favored to marry these young women. Somalia is much more diverse than people think, specially in the South. Shiidle don't even speak just Maay, they have their own unique tongue. Then you have Tuni, Dabarre & Eeylo who all have their own languages, along with Baraawe folk. So much for "Soomaalida oo dhan waa isku luuqad!"

Ever heard of Muruqle?

@Pat - LOOL! It all makes sense now.

Hope the brother is doing well and many mabruuks if he's ever reading this.

Never heard of it.

Waxaan maqley how galabtiid when they return from beeraha,jidka xaafada dhexdooda used to become the shukaansi ville in terms of those games.

Inteey wiilasha bururaan baa misjiska laiska tumi jirey.

Tuushi aka original


Why r u obsessed with the bantus? U never answered me as Voltage or many other aliases. WHY>>>>???

Tuushi wrote:Inteey wiilasha bururaan baa misjiska laiska tumi jirey.

Muruqle are the native people of Marka i.e. the light skins who have but all fled or become reduced to a tiny percentage after the war. Chefs and cooks in Marka were so skilled that, they could make oodkac out of fish.

Advanced & civilized populations, both in Marka and Baraawe. The food alone was out of this world.

Basra aka Qoraxeey aka Nabeela.Beer wayne,dhinac ee dhaaf .Voltage kulahaa.

Anarchist, Those people lived their lives in such a big way.While dadka kale xafiis isku dagaalayeen,they farmed and partied at home.Harvested their farms together as a team.Sense of community was what was amazing abt them.

Thanks for the very informative thread, best I've read on this site for a while.

I always find videos like these difficult to watch.

Not sure what patriotism's gotta do with it, but thanks for sharing.

Never heard of these dances before, nonetheless its informative and great way to learn the different traditional dances within the country

^ Never heard of the people either.

Aside from biyomal inta kale garan mayo Some of those moves displayed in those clips need to make its way up to Somali galbeed iyo Mudug. Dhaanto iyo wax jiini uun ayee naga daba wadaan.

Yeah I've heard of biyomaal but the rest, never. The only dances I grew up with are Diisoow which I've posted on the forums, and Saar which I couldn't find. I remember trying but always failing to learn. I never had a rhythm for dancing and later I found out that while you're playing, shit gets real, you get high out of the dance or at least people did and you pull out a knife and stab your forearms. That's when I put all efforts to stop cuz that shyt was messed up.

third video 01:00

Ciyaarta Beerey...kulahaa waxaa laga keeney goronyada jaw

somalida waa copy and paste wada socoto...bal maxaa u geestey iney goronyada ciyaarteeda ka xadaan

copyright theft