Re: Guess Who’s Coming to Qado
Posted: Wed Jan 28, 2015 9:14 am
It's well written. thanks Do you post regularly on your blog ?
Largest online Somali community!
http://somalinet.com/forums/
hyperactive wrote:murax, how his deen?
i learned over years, person who is good with his taqwa, dunya comes to him easier.
ive my own cousin, who ran with palastinian guy, cause his deen. the only problem we had wasnt musali. one cannot commit with Allah cannot commit anything else, if he was muslim.
Damn! That part is just painful and hits home hard! The issue of madhibaan/midgo first became known to me in the late 90's (it really wasn't that common & acted upon in the South. Well, at least not in Xamar back in the days) when that famous program 'Quursigu qiil ma leeyahay?' was made by the BBC Somali and realized how damaging & destructive the discrimination of the madhibaan tribes by other Somalis was and how nonsensical & stupid it was to believe in such bollocks while claiming to be people of God.The young man then addressed him by saying, I'm held accountable for a past I had no part in making and hampered by a history blanketed in superstition. I am forced to make penitence for crimes never committed where the nature of the offense is not known. However, I must serve out the length of multiple life sentences that I inherited from my ancestors and will pass on to future generations if this cycle is not broken. Let me set the record – I am not a tyrannical king that terrorized people, nor do I find dead meat palatable. Any thinking person would know that is no reason to relegate my clan to subordinate status. We are tantamount to you. I cannot wrap my head around why my hands are still stained with deeds that I have not done and I do not know why my ancestors are sullied with a reputation grounded in fiction.
HarrowingThe young man then addressed him by saying, I'm held accountable for a past I had no part in making and hampered by a history blanketed in superstition. I am forced to make penitence for crimes never committed where the nature of the offense is not known. However, I must serve out the length of multiple life sentences that I inherited from my ancestors and will pass on to future generations if this cycle is not broken. Let me set the record – I am not a tyrannical king that terrorized people, nor do I find dead meat palatable. Any thinking person would know that is no reason to relegate my clan to subordinate status. We are tantamount to you. I cannot wrap my head around why my hands are still stained with deeds that I have not done and I do not know why my ancestors are sullied with a reputation grounded in fiction.


http://www.madhibaan.org/news/break-pr- ... ouncil.htm0sman wrote: Damn! That part is just painful and hits home hard! The issue of madhibaan/midgo first became known to me in the late 90's (it really wasn't that common & acted upon in the South. Well, at least not in Xamar back in the days) when that famous program 'Quursigu qiil ma leeyahay?' was made by the BBC Somali and realized how damaging & destructive the discrimination of the madhibaan tribes by other Somalis was and how nonsensical & stupid it was to believe in such bollocks while claiming to be people of God.
This story reminded me of a "religious" member here who wanted to criticize another member's bad behavior awhile ago and chose the word "midgaan" for the other person's questionable act. I was like. And then there's this MailMan (or something like that) who is the new "holier-than-thou' monk on the forum lately and this person doesn't miss a beat to be racist against anything "Bantu" and "black" African (I thought for a believer everyone was created by God and that no one was above another except their piety etc).
M point is, we Somalis are retarded and the lowest of all lows when it comes to how we discriminate & hate one another while in the grand scheme of things we're actually nothing, a bunch of camel-herding, tribalistic, backward nomads who can't help themselves let alone add any value to humanity.
