Somali Culture and The Radicals

[Shirib]

1nemansquad

totally agree

in my eyes there is no fundamental difference between al.shebeb and the TFG or any other group for that matter just like there is no significant differences between the members in Somalinet who time and again propagate one group over the other claiming they have used their brains to distinguish the groups when in reality they are just as Qabyalad centred hypocrites as the groups they rally for.

You follow your religion according to your interpretation,and we follow islam according to our interpretation.
if we choose to listen to music,then that is our choice.

Yes Sufi Islam & Shiasm(zaydi sect), no wahabism

War Leftist is tight, rising Somali talent

they have more in common than they like to admit you just have to notice it

Hey buddy, whether I love music or not, or I listen to it or not, doesn't change what Islam says about it, so get your shit together.

I didn't make this religion, the rules are already there, it is not for me or my opinion, and if I am not able to follow it, that is my folly. I never said I was perfect.

Cut out the hypocrite talk and bullshit

I'm qabyaalad centered? My stance on snet is here, u can ask anyone here, so get ur shit together partna

[Nolol cusub]

As suspected there are few people who are well-versed with Suugaant Soomaaliyeed.


Here are the answers.

1. Do you know what song students throughout the country looked forward every Friday morning during the school year?

Cumar shooli: Kedis

Kadis waa murtii kalgacal
waa su'aalo kooban
haka maqnaan jimco waliiba kaa layo kororsoo aqoontaada


2. Do you know what song every Somali kid looked forward listening waqtiga quraacda on their way to schoool?

Arday

Ardey baan ahayoo

ardey baan ahayoo

ubaxii waddankaan ahaye

waxaan u ordayaa ordayaa

dugsiyada u aadaa

inaan aqoon kororsadoo

arligeyga anfacee

dadaalkii la imidee

Allahayoow ii gargaar

aamiin aamiin

Ilaahayoow ii gargaar



Arday is a loaded song that artfully ties together the quest for knowledge, duty to a nation, an old fashioned hardwork, and trust in God. The song usually aired when students were eating breakfast and readying for school. Imagine hundreds of thouands of students across the nation thinking about the same thing and being reminded every school morning why they were going to school.

If I am not mistaken it was the work of Shiekh Hassan Mumin, God bless his soul.

[X.Playa]

The Wahaabis were in power in Saudi Arabia for 80 years now and Music was never banned, Iraan, music is never banned?? where did you get your 'higher' Fatwa from???

[Cirwaaq]

x.playa

The level of class-A drug use in Saudi, their sodomy, undergound prostitution rings and pedophilia all occured under Khawarij-Wahabi regimes.

The slave trades left large communities without identity.

you take away the somali identity and you might aswell commit mass genocide.