Idaajaa got bitch slapped.

[HusseinHassan]

X Playa whats your top 5 abwaans of all time. Can you please educate some of us.

[HooBariiska]

^ wtf is your problem faqash booy? GTFO

[HooBariiska]

^ wtf is your problem faqash booy? GTFO

[Tanker]

Idaajaa a man who have reached a lot of success in his life the former member of the Somali language commission who managed to write the Somali language that is what I call leaving a legacy behind and blessed with his beautiful and amazing family this week he was making a speech to 3000 students in Bossasso a part of the bossasso university is being named after him Mashallah what more can a man ask for in his life

[HooBariiska]

What success? writing some books that everyone knows is bogus, that no one reads, your defination of sucess?

btw u male or female?

[Tanker]

idajaa also lives in a beautiful huge house outside Bossasso facing towards the beautiful red sea coast I have meet him nothing hateful about him he spends most of his time in the tropical garden and always smiling

[X.Playa]

He has been a refugee in kenya since 1991 along with most of his mareexeen.

[HooBariiska]

X playa dont pay these kids no attention, can you list your fav poets of all time please?

or do u want me to go first

[X.Playa]

There is no great poet of all time, as far as isaaq are concered the best 19 century poets are, Jadeer, Gabay-Xoog, Nuur Dhegecun, Xasan Dalab, the best 20 century poet are Saalax Ma Lay Diray, Salaan, Aflow and Qawdhan Ducaale.

[mcali]

There is no great poet of all time, as far as isaaq are concered the best 19 century poets are, Jadeer, Gabay-Xoog, Nuur Dhegecun, Xasan Dalab, the best 20 century poet are Saalax Ma Lay Diray, Salaan, Aflow and Qawdhan Ducaale.

I know all the 20th century one but none of the 19th. I have some studying to do.


Idaajaa"s history is definitely one sided but thats what he knows best.

[Aristocat]

It's like asking an English speaking literary historian why he keeps quoting only english poets like WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, ROBERT BROWNING, THOMAS HARDY or THOMAS WYATT, instead of other poets from the English speakng world. These people have the same logic as someone who just descended from a tree.

[X.Playa]

Anybody following the analogy of this bily goat above?

[The`Republic]

Lol @ Shire Jaamac being foremost Faqash Idaajaa learned from. The man was of old age when the Kacaan started and was the literally Elite during the 60's. If Idaajaa said he inspired him, he inspired all Somali literary academics. Old Galool here even said he was the most impressive man h met.

Shire Jaamac is the man who came up with the Somali script we now us. He started and was long time president of SomalI Academy of Arts and Science. Started publishing the first Somali magazine Iftiinka Aqoonta in 60's



UNESCO IN 1966 RECOMMENDING THE MOST SUITABLE SCRIPT FOR SOMALI LANGUAGE


http://unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0015/0 ... 8072eb.pdf

Built the Academy of Arts and Science



Like everything else you write on the subject, your facts are from someone without literary history.

He was Marehan/rer Diini. Ilaahay ha u naxariisto

[LiquidHYDROGEN]

It's like asking an English speaking literary historian why he keeps quoting only english poets like WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, ROBERT BROWNING, THOMAS HARDY or THOMAS WYATT, instead of other poets from the English speakng world. These people have the same logic as someone who just descended from a tree.

I have no idea what logic you're using there but I'll humour you. Are you implying that all the greatest somali poets are only those mentioned in kacaan "history books" or are you saying that this idaaja person only talks about certain poets because of his own academic bias?

[MujahidAishah]

So whats so special about him.. he help write the somali script and memorised the darawiish history and sayidka ...

I knw an xplaya vs darood thread when I see one