The Dying Art Of Saab Making

[BlackVelvet]

So let's recap - the Somali male was responsible for using his qabiil to engage in fights. That's what your worth boils down to in history - the ones who fought each other. And you sound so proud it almost pains me burst your bubble

The Somali woman had to literally fend for herself. Set up her own home, dismantle it when it was time to move again, pack up the little they had onto camels. Their little sons had to look after the animals. All while the "adult" Somali men sat around under trees gossiping and deciding which fight to pick next - they were the cause of the lawlessness.

I can see why you wouldn't want this tradition to change. Doing nothing and being catered to is most attractive to the simplest of humans, but surely it's about time to invest more in yourselves, develop some form of self respect and dare I say, to grow up.

[TheAspiringMufti]

Wallahi it is getting bad, all I demand is a proper home cooked meal and some niiko in the bed, nothing more nothing less. What is wrong with these new age Xalimos who rather order takeout than cook for their man and family? I wholeheartedly agree, it is a dying art, my own sisters are terrible and the future looks bleak for us young Faraaxs. Hooyo's cooking will not be there forever and the possibility of losing this macaan necessity scares me to the core.

I propose we start a campaign where we have workshops for these useless Xaliimos otherwise even Abu Tyrone al-Jamaicani won't even want them.

SAVE OUR SAAB, imagine coming home to find greasy fried chicken from KFC

[SultanOrder]

Grow up says the generation of girls who can't even cook

[zulaika]

from what i see...hoyoyinka raising girls in the west(with the exception of few) for the most part don't engage their teen daughters in domestic matters. girls just go to school come home and eat mom's cooking...mom's have a hand in the lack there of..so its best to split the onus 50/50 in this case.

[BlackVelvet]

What the hell why would you only teach your daughters to cook? Never ending cycle

We don't need to change say the generation of boys who still can't even cook for themselves

[TheAspiringMufti]

from what i see...hoyoyinka raising girls in the west(with the exception of few) for the most part don't engage their teen daughters in domestic matters. girls just go to school come home and eat mom's cooking...mom's have a hand in the lack there of..so its best to split the onus 50/50 in this case.

zulaikha, if you have a daughter please teach her how to cook, the very nutrition of the next generation depend on it.

[zingii]

Wrong, the Somali man kept the image, the honor, and protection of the family. Thanks to his vast network of kinfolks, he was able to guarantee that his property, and his family's interests were well looked after. In the lawless land of the Somalis, it was up to the men to take the law into their hands. For this, the Somali woman was willing to be subservient and look after the needs of her husband and family, given that the man was worthy of her submission.

The male role is easily replaceable by the governments that we live under.
Females used to respect their husbands since they were the bread winners of the family.
Today women dont have to rely on their men anymore because they have governments that
are willing to hand them free of charge on all things necessary to make a living.
Such are:
Food stamps, housing, medical & schooling for their kids.
These used to be the mans role as the husband but not anymore.


Ilaahay ha noo sahlo.

[zulaika]

from what i see...hoyoyinka raising girls in the west(with the exception of few) for the most part don't engage their teen daughters in domestic matters. girls just go to school come home and eat mom's cooking...mom's have a hand in the lack there of..so its best to split the onus 50/50 in this case.

zulaikha, if you have a daughter please teach her how to cook, the very nutrition of the next generation depend on it.

i have one..and she will receive a thorough education..

[salool]

Wrong, the Somali man kept the image, the honor, and protection of the family. Thanks to his vast network of kinfolks, he was able to guarantee that his property, and his family's interests were well looked after. In the lawless land of the Somalis, it was up to the men to take the law into their hands. For this, the Somali woman was willing to be subservient and look after the needs of her husband and family, given that the man was worthy of her submission.

The male role is easily replaceable by the governments that we live under.
Females used to respect their husbands since they were the bread winners of the family.
Today women dont have to rely on their men anymore because they have governments that
are willing to hand them free of charge on all things necessary to make a living.
Such are:
Food stamps, housing, medical & schooling for their kids.
These used to be the mans role as the husband but not anymore.


Ilaahay ha noo sahlo.

Yes, yes...ninki hawshiisi caydh ba la wareegtay, haba yaraatey cid oo baahan ba iska yar.No wonder when they come here the get a divorce as soon as possible, waayo wax love oo dhex yaala ba iska yar.

[Anarchist]

Only lazy women complain about cooking & try to cover up their laziness by complaining of gender inequality.

[SultanOrder]

Wrong, the Somali man kept the image, the honor, and protection of the family. Thanks to his vast network of kinfolks, he was able to guarantee that his property, and his family's interests were well looked after. In the lawless land of the Somalis, it was up to the men to take the law into their hands. For this, the Somali woman was willing to be subservient and look after the needs of her husband and family, given that the man was worthy of her submission.

The male role is easily replaceable by the governments that we live under.
Females used to respect their husbands since they were the bread winners of the family.
Today women dont have to rely on their men anymore because they have governments that
are willing to hand them free of charge on all things necessary to make a living.
Such are:
Food stamps, housing, medical & schooling for their kids.
These used to be the mans role as the husband but not anymore.


Ilaahay ha noo sahlo.

Sxb maanta ka dib Republican baan ahay.

[saacJabshee]

this subject has touch a nerve in the somali men of snet. this propect must be confronted now whilst its 'fresh'. i say saixiibyaal lets start from our house. if you have a sister tell her to cook intead of hooyo. i am exempt because i dont have a sister. Reeg iska dhiga. we even had a tradition where the girl would not get married unless she could cook. now its gone downhill. if you can get a xalimo that can atleast show you where the kitchen is you should consider yourself lucky.

[zingii]

Wrong, the Somali man kept the image, the honor, and protection of the family. Thanks to his vast network of kinfolks, he was able to guarantee that his property, and his family's interests were well looked after. In the lawless land of the Somalis, it was up to the men to take the law into their hands. For this, the Somali woman was willing to be subservient and look after the needs of her husband and family, given that the man was worthy of her submission.

The male role is easily replaceable by the governments that we live under.
Females used to respect their husbands since they were the bread winners of the family.
Today women dont have to rely on their men anymore because they have governments that
are willing to hand them free of charge on all things necessary to make a living.
Such are:
Food stamps, housing, medical & schooling for their kids.
These used to be the mans role as the husband but not anymore.


Ilaahay ha noo sahlo.

Sxb maanta ka dib Republican baan ahay.

Aniguna dalkii baan u tabaabusheesanayaa.

[saacJabshee]

from what i see...hoyoyinka raising girls in the west(with the exception of few) for the most part don't engage their teen daughters in domestic matters. girls just go to school come home and eat mom's cooking...mom's have a hand in the lack there of..so its best to split the onus 50/50 in this case.

zulaikha, if you have a daughter please teach her how to cook, the very nutrition of the next generation depend on it.

i have one..and she will receive a thorough education..

Jizakallahu kheyran Zulaika you literally keeping somalinimo alive.

[TheAspiringMufti]

Only lazy women complain about cooking & try to cover up their laziness by complaining of gender inequality.

aka blackvelvet