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Your a self proclaimed Yahuud, you said it yourself.
munaafiq waaxid.

Oh shit, this su cks for many people.

As in "Waaq off"???

Yup, it means protector.

root word: واق


waaqa (وَآقَ) also means someone who causes hardship and it comes from the root اق

[quote="COSTA"]^^ATHEIST BOY WE ARE MUSLIMS AND WAAQ IS IN THE QURAAN BELIEVE IT OR NOT ITS UP 2 U [/quote]

Whatever dressing tops your salad ina Siiil-Qooq-Roon

"It is difficult to defend Hawiye, "

Gamadid

You can say that again. These buggers ride donkeys; eat moxog, wear dacas made out of shaag; make muufo and ever since they learnt how to carry Kalashs and use them; they never looked back. What we and the Kombos learnt over a century is when to put down a gun.

They have yet to discover that trick. As a result they killed a Nation.

HUTUS

These buggers ride donkeys; eat moxog, wear dacas made out of shaag; make muufo

[quote="Galol"]"It is difficult to defend Hawiye, "

Gamadid

You can say that again. These buggers ride donkeys; eat moxog, wear dacas made out of shaag; make muufo and ever since they learnt how to carry Kalashs and use them; they never looked back. What we and the Kombos learnt over a century is when to put down a gun.

They have yet to discover that trick. As a result they killed a Nation.[/quote]

Hawiye were a peaceful people before iljeexda arrived from Central Somalia. But now the damage has already been done and it is far too late to reverse it.

Walle inaydaan HAWIYE IRIR SAMAALE, fathers of the Somali nation, gaaraynin ee waxba ha nacnaclaynine

Hawiye had the first president of Colonial Somalia, the first president of Independent Somalia, the first Somali Militar Hero, a big chunk of our educated bourgeoisies (Abgaal have more professionals then any Somali clan in history), military, pride as a nation (Habar Gidir's fight in black hawk down), reunited our people in Islam and now defending us against AMXAARO RAW MEAT-EATING foreign occupation, etc etc etc.


MA HAWIYE IRIR SAMAALE YAAD GAARI KARTIIN

[quote="Niya"] Biko & Samatar ma dhameen juz cama![/quote]

I don't think anybody than say definitively that the Waaq in the Quran does not mean the same word in the Oromo language, since both of them have some divine reference.

I'm not saying it DOES mean the same thing, I'm just saying somebody who doesn't have in-depth knowledge of both.

Dowlad

Is this magnanimity in victory? If it is you are doing a good job. But it wont work.

You are still a Qabilist Kombo and Hawiyes can see through that. Ask A/wahab or Af-libaax if he believes you.

I remembered that Cumar Dhuule song

"Wahee Waaqlaan u baxayoo cidlaan weehaabayaa"

I wonder what he meant by that??

"Could it be like the term hawiya (sp) in the quraan ......naar-ul hawiya. I mean a coincident term with different meaning."

i've wondered as well.