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Re: Why is it considered CEEB?
Posted: Wed Jun 29, 2011 9:46 am
by samadoon-waaxid
indho adeegto,arooskeedey ka boodaa ma maqashay nabz?in the old somali culture laughing in her wedding indicated the pride is a hoe,along side kissing her groom.my old man once told me about this odey who divorced his pride on the first day and when he was asked why he said "waar naagtii dhileey soo baxday,aqalka markaan soo galay ayee bahal dhunkasho ah igu dhajisay" lol
Re: Why is it considered CEEB?
Posted: Wed Jun 29, 2011 9:51 am
by HELWAA
samadoon-waaxid wrote:indho adeegto,arooskeedey ka boodaa ma maqashay nabz?in the old somali culture laughing in her wedding indicated the pride is a hoe,along side kissing her groom.my old man once told me about this odey who divorced his pride on the first day and when he was asked why he said "waar naagtii dhileey soo baxday,aqalka markaan soo galay ayee bahal dhunkasho ah igu dhajisay" lol

...oo waaba naagtisi muxuu o diidaya dhunkashadeeda.
Re: Why is it considered CEEB?
Posted: Wed Jun 29, 2011 9:58 am
by samadoon-waaxid
helwaa,u would be surprised hadaan ku dhaho somalis sexual behavior bk in the days wasnt any different from animals.they only did the deed for pro creation reasons,no recreation lol.i know this dude who has 9 kids from his wife and sweared that he never seen her naked.dunkasho iyo warm up ma jiraan,gear 5 baa sheekada laga bilaabaya lol
Re: Why is it considered CEEB?
Posted: Wed Jun 29, 2011 10:17 am
by HELWAA
samadoon..sheekadoodo waa uun hit the target oo iska seexo.9 kids and never seen her naked

..i guess they dont have lights in their bedroom.

Re: Why is it considered CEEB?
Posted: Wed Jun 29, 2011 10:30 am
by LobsterUnit
I have seen some videos of weddings of my relatives in the nineties. Walahi, so many xalimos n faraxs dancing to jungle and hiphop.Bare jokes

Re: Why is it considered CEEB?
Posted: Wed Jun 29, 2011 4:03 pm
by Nabeela
Es, has the solution, just don't invite habro to your wedding and you are good to go

Re: Why is it considered CEEB?
Posted: Wed Jun 29, 2011 4:18 pm
by Armstrong
Nabeela
Can i hire you to do niiko at my wedding and nobody will videotape it?
What do you get? buskut and xalwo and opportunity of a lifetime to venture outside the corridors of somalinet and meet a man.
Re: Why is it considered CEEB?
Posted: Wed Jun 29, 2011 4:24 pm
by Nabeela
Re: Why is it considered CEEB?
Posted: Wed Jun 29, 2011 5:10 pm
by Candience
I don't think it has nothing to do with that, most brides feel shy about being the center of attention. I would definitely hate the idea of everyone looking at me and only me, I don't know why but I have yet come across a bride who hasn't dance her wedding night including my Mum,

(Yup I actually watch my parents wedding tape I thought it was just beautiful 26 years ago)

Anyways I attended a wedding were the pride was singing I thought that was completely ridiculous. LMAO
Re: Why is it considered CEEB?
Posted: Wed Jun 29, 2011 7:07 pm
by samadoon-waaxid
Re: Why is it considered CEEB?
Posted: Wed Jun 29, 2011 8:59 pm
by barakaboy10
Nabeela wrote:If the bride dances at her wedding and just have fun, what's the big deal, it's her big day, It's one of those things that I don't get about our culture. The last wedding I attended which was last year, the bride was dancing and smiling, just having fun in general, and alots of folks were giving her a look of disapproval and shaking their heads in disgust lol WTF whats the problem with that, why is that a such ceeb thing to do?

here we go again!
the definition of ceeb depends on a lot of things in our culture which is partially based on islam. if the pride was dancing in a hall full of men, i would consider that to be ceeb and haram. but if all party attendees were females, i wouldn't consider that to be ceeb. this is based on islamic traditionas, not the traditions of kufar.
Re: Why is it considered CEEB?
Posted: Thu Jun 30, 2011 2:43 pm
by udun
Armstrong wrote:Nabeela
Can i hire you to do niiko at my wedding and nobody will videotape it?
What do you get? buskut and xalwo and opportunity of a lifetime to venture outside the corridors of somalinet and meet a man.

Re: Why is it considered CEEB?
Posted: Thu Jun 30, 2011 3:25 pm
by Enlightened~Sista
'pride' attack 
I mean so far 4/
5 people have mentioned them

Re: Why is it considered CEEB?
Posted: Fri Jul 01, 2011 9:11 am
by kambuli
Samadoon Waaxid, let me make one correction for you horta. Having many kids has nothing to do with the ACTION and the way it is done... He can be a big time reer baadiye and at the same time may not have kids at all...
But speaking of dhaqankii hore haven't you heard about the guy a who tried to kiss his wife and his wife was like..Ma kitaab baad I moodey maxaad I dhunkan

Re: Why is it considered CEEB?
Posted: Fri Jul 01, 2011 9:30 am
by Paddington Bear
Nabeela wrote:Es, has the solution, just don't invite habro to your wedding and you are good to go

Pick a side, Nabs. You can't complain about the loss of culture in one post and then complain about the culture itself in another.
I like judgmental old women I do. They keep everyone in check. Though as I've always been saying, of course, all women are mad.