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Turbulence wrote: Mon Nov 04, 2019 10:07 pm Not fan of their clans so I won't say.

ReturnOfMariixmaan wrote: Mon Nov 04, 2019 10:32 pm

Turbulence wrote: Mon Nov 04, 2019 10:07 pm Not fan of their clans so I won't say.

That's how I felt too at first.

dalalos101 wrote: Tue Nov 05, 2019 12:20 pm women are not part of the clan system, they are what their sons are it is as simple as that.

dalalos101 wrote: Tue Nov 05, 2019 12:20 pm women are not part of the clan system, they are what their sons are it is as simple as that.

Smile-LiKe-SuN-RiSE wrote: Mon Nov 04, 2019 7:28 pm

Voltage wrote: Mon Nov 04, 2019 7:16 pm

Smile-LiKe-SuN-RiSE wrote: Mon Nov 04, 2019 7:05 pm Wtf is Harti? Waryada are you ashamed of your grandmothers’ clans
Be specific

Ayeeyo from father side is mj, reer khalaf and ayeeyo from mom side is habaryonis, bah dhulbahante

Diversity breeds bad Bs
UN got nothing on me

Well my two grandmothers are Marehan, but only one of my 4 great-grandmother is Marehan

Dad's paternal grandma is Majeerteen/reer Bicidyahan
Dad's maternal grandma is reer Diini/reer Nuur

Mom's paternal grandma was Dhulbahante/Cali Geri
Mom's maternal grandma was Habar Gidir/Saleebaan

Voltage, how you know all of that ? My father’s grandmother is reer dalal, my awoowe’s half sister is Fadumo Siyaad..

Oops did I just expose my family

Smile-LiKe-SuN-RiSE wrote: Tue Nov 05, 2019 2:26 pm

dalalos101 wrote: Tue Nov 05, 2019 12:20 pm women are not part of the clan system, they are what their sons are it is as simple as that.

Bitchy boy

qoraxeey wrote: Wed Nov 06, 2019 9:12 am

Smile-LiKe-SuN-RiSE wrote: Tue Nov 05, 2019 2:26 pm

dalalos101 wrote: Tue Nov 05, 2019 12:20 pm women are not part of the clan system, they are what their sons are it is as simple as that.

Bitchy boy

Tell them sis

Women shape somali society

Smile-LiKe-SuN-RiSE wrote: Mon Nov 04, 2019 12:43 pm Are all your ayeeyos marehan? I bet my cousin nine is inbred..nigga is reer koshin back to back lol..they don’t make reer koshin like that anymore

Voltage wrote: Wed Nov 06, 2019 12:32 am

Smile-LiKe-SuN-RiSE wrote: Mon Nov 04, 2019 7:28 pm

Voltage wrote: Mon Nov 04, 2019 7:16 pm

Well my two grandmothers are Marehan, but only one of my 4 great-grandmother is Marehan

Dad's paternal grandma is Majeerteen/reer Bicidyahan
Dad's maternal grandma is reer Diini/reer Nuur

Mom's paternal grandma was Dhulbahante/Cali Geri
Mom's maternal grandma was Habar Gidir/Saleebaan

Voltage, how you know all of that ? My father’s grandmother is reer dalal, my awoowe’s half sister is Fadumo Siyaad..

Oops did I just expose my family

Because both my mom and dad knew their grandmothers well?

I have never seen someone that loved her grandmother like my mom did (her dad's mom who was Dhulbahante/Cali Geri). I can probably paint that old lady to an exact form from the way my mom describes her...

"She was as black as midnight and tall, taller than any man except my great-grandpa. Her nose was so straight and skinny, you thought the wind would break it. She had high eye brows and deep-set eyes.."

Poor lady's entire family was destroyed in the Dervish war until my great-grandpa who was a strapping young man claimed her. Her only request as meher was that he leave the Dervishes (she hated the Sayid more than you could imagine and blamed him for the war that devastated her family).

My great-grandpa was part of the contingent of Mareexaan dervishes led by Shabeel Carab (reer Diini/reer Kooshin).

So my great-grandpa left the dervishes, went back to carro Mareexaan, and was married to her. They had a son (my mom's dad) and unfortunately were not to have any more children.

Afterwards, my great-grandpa decided to marry a Majeerteen/Cumar Maxamuud/reer Mahad lady who was just widowed after his cousin who was married to her died. This lady also had one son from his cousin. Ironically enough this son was Dr Maxamed Maxamuud Warsame Jaango'an who would later become the Minister of the Interior and Minister of State for the Presidency under Aabe Siyaad.

My Dhulbahante great-grandma was adamant that she wanted a divorce if my great-grandpa was going to marry the reer Mahad lady. Because it had been years and she did not seem as if she could give him more sons, he divorced her and married the MJ lady.

My Dhullo great-grandma was remarried by Marehan/rer Maxamuud Guuleed guy and ironically enough she had a son for him while the reer Mahad lady gave my great grandpa three girls (my mom's aunts; my grandpa's half-sisters from his dad who were the half-sisters of Dr Jaangoan from his mom).

Sadly the reer Maxamuud Guleed son my great-grandma had would fall down a well and die and she would never have any more kids.

For the rest of her life, she would devote herself to helping raise my grandpa (who had been taken from her to the reer Mahad lady's household after the divorce) and then helping my grandpa raise his family (my mom and her siblings).

Voltage wrote: Wed Nov 06, 2019 12:32 am

Smile-LiKe-SuN-RiSE wrote: Mon Nov 04, 2019 7:28 pm

Voltage wrote: Mon Nov 04, 2019 7:16 pm

Well my two grandmothers are Marehan, but only one of my 4 great-grandmother is Marehan

Dad's paternal grandma is Majeerteen/reer Bicidyahan
Dad's maternal grandma is reer Diini/reer Nuur

Mom's paternal grandma was Dhulbahante/Cali Geri
Mom's maternal grandma was Habar Gidir/Saleebaan

Voltage, how you know all of that ? My father’s grandmother is reer dalal, my awoowe’s half sister is Fadumo Siyaad..

Oops did I just expose my family

Because both my mom and dad knew their grandmothers well?

I have never seen someone that loved her grandmother like my mom did (her dad's mom who was Dhulbahante/Cali Geri). I can probably paint that old lady to an exact form from the way my mom describes her...

"She was as black as midnight and tall, taller than any man except my great-grandpa. Her nose was so straight and skinny, you thought the wind would break it. She had high eye brows and deep-set eyes.."

Poor lady's entire family was destroyed in the Dervish war until my great-grandpa who was a strapping young man claimed her. Her only request as meher was that he leave the Dervishes (she hated the Sayid more than you could imagine and blamed him for the war that devastated her family).

My great-grandpa was part of the contingent of Mareexaan dervishes led by Shabeel Carab (reer Diini/reer Kooshin).

So my great-grandpa left the dervishes, went back to carro Mareexaan, and was married to her. They had a son (my mom's dad) and unfortunately were not to have any more children.

Afterwards, my great-grandpa decided to marry a Majeerteen/Cumar Maxamuud/reer Mahad lady who was just widowed after his cousin who was married to her died. This lady also had one son from his cousin. Ironically enough this son was Dr Maxamed Maxamuud Warsame Jaango'an who would later become the Minister of the Interior and Minister of State for the Presidency under Aabe Siyaad.

My Dhulbahante great-grandma was adamant that she wanted a divorce if my great-grandpa was going to marry the reer Mahad lady. Because it had been years and she did not seem as if she could give him more sons, he divorced her and married the MJ lady.

My Dhullo great-grandma was remarried by Marehan/rer Maxamuud Guuleed guy and ironically enough she had a son for him while the reer Mahad lady gave my great grandpa three girls (my mom's aunts; my grandpa's half-sisters from his dad who were the half-sisters of Dr Jaangoan from his mom).

Sadly the reer Maxamuud Guleed son my great-grandma had would fall down a well and die and she would never have any more kids.

For the rest of her life, she would devote herself to helping raise my grandpa (who had been taken from her to the reer Mahad lady's household after the divorce) and then helping my grandpa raise his family (my mom and her siblings).