Leader Of Shabab Speaks

[Babygirl-]

I had a macaliin who accused me of walking up to him in the street & telling him i quite his duugsi!! subxanalaah when i saw a teacher i would cover my face & run alaa macaliinkaas been baadna he whipped me for no reason!! kumaa caafiyo.. but i was a good student..

[Murax]

Kolombo/Cawar


What the heck is this "Boqol Yasin" thing they do. You think there going to read Surah Yasin 100 times then they read a couple of ayahs make salaad on the Prophet SAW and then there done



Anyway as long as You do Your adkaar, read Surah Falaq/Nas You'll be safe from them Inshallah

[Kolombo]

@qanjaruufo. Ilmaha waxaa lagu cabsiin jiray macalin basbaas, he was like a mythical boogeyman. Kids used to pee their shorts hearing that way. Macalinkeena was young & biid, everyday when we walked in, we had to kiss his hand b4 we went to get our loox. Muxidiin biid, I'll never forget him. If you didn't have older brothers, bacaadka carada aa lagu siinaa, but if you did, you were spared such humiliation.

Murax,

People used to believe the dumbest things back then like solar eclipse means the end of the world, then people would take idin and put foox inside and walk around outside yelling: laa ilaah ilaa laah, qaafoow rabukum, yaa muslimeen. Now it makes no sense, but back then it made a lot of sense. Casr jahiliya.

[Amethyst]

Kolombo/Cawar


What the heck is this "Boqol Yasin" thing they do. You think there going to read Surah Yasin 100 times then they read a couple of ayahs make salaad on the Prophet SAW and then there done



Anyway as long as You do Your adkaar, read Surah Falaq/Nas You'll be safe from them Inshallah

lol....A sheik was tellin us one day how the reer baadiye people were use the yasin si nooc kale. Kulaha "Waxaa arkaysaa nin, nimankale la soo dagaale oo la soo ceersanaayo on the run reciting the "Wa'ja-calna mim-beyni ayedeehim, sadaw ma min khalfihim sadaw fa'aqsheynahum fa-hum la yubasiroon" (36.09) part of Yasin. Historically thats what the part the prophet (SCW) recited when they were on the run from the gaalos and were in hiding, and God made the chasers just run past them without seeing them. lol. All of the Qur'an helps....but three Suurah's u'd mentioned as well as Ayaaatul Kursi keeps one safe, is what he said.

[black velvet]

Yes and then a group will go on exile and be opposition and after a few years they will come back and fight the same factions. Just like how they did on abdilahi yusuf.

Walahi qosol mase oy that is quite true, our country needs divine intervention.

[Hyperactive]

war somalia war keda ma yalo
ka tashada. have plan B if not worked get plan C and even D.
past on laguma nolan karo and tolat amal.

[American-Suufi]

war somalia war keda ma yalo
ka tashada. have plan B if not worked get plan C and even D.
past on laguma nolan karo and tolat amal.

salaam

hyper please respond.

these dudes are talking alshabab's demolishing graves of islamic scholars, the so called sufis. these are the same people given a chance who will desecrate prophet mohamed's grave out of medina genaral mosque.
why dont they teach the masses and respect these shuyuukh's graves?

[Hyperactive]

suufi, you should ask them not me.
i dont believe what suufi`s do and all that obbsses about graves and what ever they call ziyara
i never have seen some one does it where i grow up and not some thing people practise.
i enjoy reading about them from uncle kolombo. if i got time i will ask my father more details.

[American-Suufi]

hyper


your family name is sheikh ali suufi. why your Suufi family name if it is bad? was your grandfather a bid3a innovator muslim scholar? is kollombo more educated than him?

now kollombo is your sheikh (a man who admitted smoking marijuana is his at his best) and your own family needs is for the highest bidder 2 be seen as muslim scholars, a family who were from siad barre to wahabi/salafi qatari muftis--your great grandfather wouldl have rejected them all--ask your dad why? was your great grandfather bid3a parctising sheikh? his name was suufi ali. also. we somalis still respect sheikh ali suufi. will you still rely on kollombo?

suufi, you should ask them not me.
i dont believe what suufi`s do and all that obbsses about graves and what ever they call ziyara
i never have seen some one does it where i grow up and not some thing people practise.
i enjoy reading about them from uncle kolombo. if i got time i will ask my father more details.

these shuyuukhs like your great grandfather were educated and worked hard for islam and spread islam accross continenets before the advent of grave desceration wahabi/sect by illiterate people who construed as it is to they prothelyze on their graves. why cant they educate them? most somalis were illiterates and now they are all of them think dying for alshabab will give them a pass to heaven. what happens when these sort of crazy minded of people come and conquer madina? desecrate the prophet's grave? ask your dad? kollombo corrupts you. these dudes were educated in saudi wahabi funded mosques. dont embarass your dad.

[American-Suufi]

waiting for hyper's response.

[Hyperactive]

walalo my grandfather have never been suufi tareeqa.
mind you he studied in madia and mecca and from sub contenant shoyoukhs a lso.
and his name was not sufi ali but sheikh ali alsuufi and not beaus he was suufi by any change.

if you have problem with wahabis ive yet to meet some one calls themselves wahabis.
adiga iyo dadkan somalinetba gu horeya wahan ka maqlo.

[American-Suufi]

walalo my grandfather have never been suufi tareeqa.
mind you he studied in madia and mecca and from sub contenant shoyoukhs a lso.
and his name was not sufi ali but sheikh ali alsuufi and not beaus he was suufi by any change.

if you have problem with wahabis ive yet to meet some one calls themselves wahabis.
adiga iyo dadkan somalinetba gu horeya wahan ka maqlo.

hyper

what is suffi tareeqa and wahabi tareeqa? i'm talking of your great grandfather---sheikh ali suufi.

[Looyaan_Junior]

Kolombo,

I have passed through Barava when I was a little kid, when we escaped from Xamar we lived in beuatifull area around Janale in some farm, however when the war intensified we had to head further south towards Kismaayo, it was during this period I gott to see Brava.

For safety reason we had to travel in a convey of 10 - 12 cars (all family and friends), I remember we stayed in the main road place called mudul braawe (resting) and my older brother and some other guys drove down to Braawe to get us some food and stuff. I remember afer sometime he came back excited he was like "hooyo, come see this place, it's like another country", indeed it was like another country, the people, the food, the language and even the archtecture was different.

We had trouble people talking to us, they were scarred because we had guns, I must say some of the guns we carried were realy big and scary indeed. I vaguely remember the old people among our group talking to some braawe elders explaining we were just normal people like them oo qaxaayo, we just needed some food etc.


I had the adevnture of my life during qixii walaahi, I was too naive to realise this will be it for me in Somalia (no more retun to Xamar), I just remember enjoying the thrill of doing stuff I never though I will doing......

[American-Suufi]

looyaan and kollombo same ip spare us.

[Hyperactive]

dont even know wahabi or any one call themselves wahabi.
you tell me what is wahabi.
sufi tareeqa i mean what kolombo was explaning, somali way of visitting graves and all that thing that i have no clue abbout it but read it in the books.
and if you means sufism, them we are not sufis.