Caynabo

[paidmonk]

Between Wadamago & Oog.

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[The_Emperior5]

Caynabo

[The_Emperior5]

The biggest warsangali city

[The_Emperior5]

Yirooowe Another habarjeclo town

[paidmonk]

Caynabo is so small, is that the city that everyone is fighting to claim?

Damn I thought it would be at least the size of Gabiley.

[Siciid85]

Paidmonk, Caynabo aka Saraar is a region and also a location with many hundred of villages and smaller towns it was historically dhullos in the past so of course it's a important place in somaliland every land is important.

[The_Emperior5]

[quote="paidmonk"]Caynabo is so small, is that the city that everyone is fighting to claim?


Its now about the city in 1920s when habarjeclo expelled the dhulos from Caynabo , for them it was not about the city or the town but for them The land was importand. Markay doonaan bay dhisayaan.

[ultimatenemsis]

Caynabo is so small, is that the city that everyone is fighting to claim?

Damn I thought it would be at least the size of Gabiley.

Emp Laas Qoray=MIA and its ADAN SICIID not other WARSANGELIS (which is a sub sub sub sub sub sub sub clan of Cumar)


Paid

Caynabo is a 5 second driver through its after Yogari and its about the same size as Ceelbuh.

Its not a major town

Another small town is Sheikh which is probably the same size as Waciyse, Bari which is before Qardho.

[Cartan Boss]

Paidmonk show us Buhodle pls

Hj is moving out and dhuloos is moving in and if this trend continues dhuloos will be da outskirts of Burco within ten years.

Caagaag
Gocodhaale
Las maygagle
El Hoftiro
Hadhwanaag
Habari Heshay
Olol
Bahdoon
Galgal
Las Wadhake
all those villages and towns were settle and built within da last fours

[Siciid85]

Cartan Boss, the days of you being in togdheer or burco are over and soon your days in sool will be over , which leaves garowe as your future home.

[udun]

Caynabo is so small, is that the city that everyone is fighting to claim?


Its now about the city in 1920s when habarjeclo expelled the dhulos from Caynabo , for them it was not about the city or the town but for them The land was importand. Markay doonaan bay dhisayaan.

Look at this idiot repeating Iidoor cantrabaqash. Iidoors were always there, they happened to be our slaves there until British came and freed them. One of the Dhulbahante around in those days in that area was married to an Iidoor woman. He divorced her and her family gave him her sister. That is how the status of the Iidoors were before the British came. They had to satisfy the master even going to worst extreme possible. This story has taken place in Caynabo.

Have you ever heard of this poem:

Iidoor baa gabdhaha kala badala sida baraar doore
Biqi mayno oo waxaanu nahay badhaha Daaroode.

Pay attention to the 1st line: Iidoor baa gabdhaha kala badala sida baraar doore

It does not mean I like the taste of the story as it is not appropriate to go thorough that kind of treatment but wallaahi it did happened to my reer Abti in Caynabo.

There you go condom boys!!

[The_Emperior5]

Caynabo is so small, is that the city that everyone is fighting to claim?


Its now about the city in 1920s when habarjeclo expelled the dhulos from Caynabo , for them it was not about the city or the town but for them The land was importand. Markay doonaan bay dhisayaan.

Look at this idiot repeating Iidoor cantrabaqash. Iidoors were always there, they happened to be our slaves there until British came and freed them. One of the Dhulbahante around in those days in that area was married to an Iidoor woman. He divorced her and her family gave him her sister. That is how the status of the Iidoors were before the British came. They had to satisfy the master even going to worst extreme possible. This story has taken place in Caynabo.

Have you ever heard of this poem:

Iidoor baa gabdhaha kala badala sida baraar doore
Biqi mayno oo waxaanu nahay badhaha Daaroode.

Pay attention to the 1st line: Iidoor baa gabdhaha kala badala sida baraar doore

It does not mean I like the taste of the story as it is not appropriate to go thorough that kind of treatment but wallaahi it did happened to my reer Abti.

Yes iidoors were always in caynabo , in a few years time u will also say laascanood u were always there History repeats its self.

Maxammad cumar dage
Idinkaa dalkiinii u huray, Habar Xabuusheed dheh

Dhulbahante siidi midgaha bay u dhaqmi jireen Gabadh Durrriyad ah oo la siiyo Bay ka dabbo gabyi jireen wuxu gunsana , laakin wa wax aad dhaqan u leedihin
Xita hadaad afsomaliga taqanid iidoorku hadu dumar ka kala badalo dee waa qaar isagu qabbo gabaygu ma saxsana soo dhamays tiir

[udun]

[quote="The_Emperior5]

Look at this idiot repeating Iidoor cantrabaqash. Iidoors were always there, they happened to be our slaves there until British came and freed them. One of the Dhulbahante around in those days in that area was married to an Iidoor woman. He divorced her and her family gave him her sister. That is how the status of the Iidoors were before the British came. They had to satisfy the master even going to worst extreme possible. This story has taken place in Caynabo.

Have you ever heard of this poem:

Iidoor baa gabdhaha kala badala sida baraar doore
Biqi mayno oo waxaanu nahay badhaha Daaroode.

Pay attention to the 1st line: Iidoor baa gabdhaha kala badala sida baraar doore

It does not mean I like the taste of the story as it is not appropriate to go thorough that kind of treatment but wallaahi it did happened to my reer Abti.

Yes iidoors were always in caynabo , in a few years time u will also say laascanood u were always there History repeats its self.

Maxammad cumar dage
Idinkaa dalkiinii u huray, Habar Xabuusheed dheh

Dhulbahante siidi midgaha bay u dhaqmi jireen Gabadh Durrriyad ah oo la siiyo Bay ka dabbo gabyi jireen wuxu gunsana , laakin wa wax aad dhaqan u leedihin
Xita hadaad afsomaliga taqanid iidoorku hadu dumar ka kala badalo dee waa qaar isagu qabbo gabaygu ma saxsana soo dhamays tiir[/quote][/quote][/quote]


Maxamed cumar Dage maba ku darin waxaas gabaygiisa. Iidoorka oo taariikh been ah raadinaya baa ku dhex darsaday.

Laakiin gabayga aan meesha keenay gabadha la guursaday lama maageyn waana ceeb in la gabdhaha la maago. Waxaa laga hadlayaa nin gabadh uu qabay furay dabadeena reerkii gabadha dhalay walaasheed ku badaleen. Waxaa dhab ah oo ay cadaynaysaa in aad ahaydeen dad laga adkaa oo gumaysi ku jira oo isku badbaadinayey dhaqanka noocaas ah. Personally, I am related to the guy who married the ladies but don't agree with him and not proud of it but it is a history that has happened and it should be told.

[The_Emperior5]

Dhulabahante walahi way ka taala , dumar la siiyey bey hadda isku xoreyney maalin dhawayd waxan akhrisanaye on xargaga.com nin so so qoray waxanu rabna inay dumarku ibiyaan dahabkoda , xita kuwanu abtiga u nahay xita kuwa iidoorku qabbo wa inay dahabkoda iibiya for the halgan , Marka sheekada dumarka waliga lama so galiyo kaftanka qoodha ayaan ku baraye eh

Ina cumar daga said

Idinkaa dalkiinii u huray, Habar Xabuusheed dheh

Hanbaraacin mooyee horraad, uga hagaagteen dheh

Garaad Faarax goortay hanteen, haatan ma ahayn dheh

Hanan weyde heelkii Badweyn, haradii Ceel Dhaabe

Ka huleeshe Howdkii sarre iyo, haatan Caynaba e

Nimaan Habar Jecliyo Muusayoow, uga hagaagaynin

Inuu dhoodi hoos ugu dhacoo, haniyo weeyaane

[Rooble90]

Caynabo is so small, is that the city that everyone is fighting to claim?


Its now about the city in 1920s when habarjeclo expelled the dhulos from Caynabo , for them it was not about the city or the town but for them The land was importand. Markay doonaan bay dhisayaan.

Look at this idiot repeating Iidoor cantarbaqash. Iidoors were always there, they happened to be our slaves there until British came and freed them. One of the Dhulbahante around in those days in that area was married to an Iidoor woman. He divorced her and her family gave him her sister. That is how the status of the Iidoors were before the British came. They had to satisfy the master even going to worst extreme possible. This story has taken place in Caynabo.

Have you ever heard of this poem:

Iidoor baa gabdhaha kala badala sida baraar doore
Biqi mayno oo waxaanu nahay badhaha Daaroode.

Pay attention to the 1st line: Iidoor baa gabdhaha kala badala sida baraar doore

It does not mean I like the taste of the story as it is not appropriate to go thorough that kind of treatment but wallaahi it did happened to my reer Abti in Caynabo.

There you go condom boys!!

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