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Bacda salaan!....Today, while I was at a restaurant owned by a Somali guy from Caabud Waaq I came across a group of guys - some of whom were my acquaintants , and who were engaged in deep political and philosophical discussions and during the conversation one of them (the restaurant owners biological brother remarked and asked the question "nimanyahow, Muruursade Curadnimo ku ganacsanaajireee, hadmuu madaxnimo ku hamoodey?"

And exactly siduu hadalka u dhigey.

So my question is (idinkoo raali ah), does this guy have a point with this remark and question?


His Oxcellency Thanking you in advance.



THE Lo'Father

Murursade hanoolato. Im so proud to hail from such a great clan. May Allah preserve my people.

Kings and Queens of ceelbur and dayniile

anonymous34 wrote: Tue Jan 09, 2018 7:19 pm Murursade hanoolato. Im so proud to hail from such a great clan. May Allah preserve my people.

Kings and Queens of ceelbur and dayniile

Hi anon
Huuno as a Muruursade, how would you answer the question the guy in the story of the thread had posed?

nimanyahow, Muruursade Curadnimo ku ganacsanaajireee, hadmuu madaxnimo ku hamoodey?"

Roughly translated (the above quote ) into English means: " guys, Murursade used to be completely and proudly satisfied with being the first born son as far as achievements go, since when did they develop a Leadership Ambition?"

TheLoFather wrote: Tue Jan 09, 2018 7:23 pm

anonymous34 wrote: Tue Jan 09, 2018 7:19 pm Murursade hanoolato. Im so proud to hail from such a great clan. May Allah preserve my people.

Kings and Queens of ceelbur and dayniile

Hi anon
Huuno as a Muruursade, how would you answer the question the guy in the story of the thread had posed?

nimanyahow, Muruursade Curadnimo ku ganacsanaajireee, hadmuu madaxnimo ku hamoodey?"

Roughly translated (the above quote ) into English means: " guys, Murursade used to be completely and proudly satisfied with being the first born son as far as achievements go, since when did they develop a Leadership Ambition?"

Every Somali has right to dream big, just learn one thing Khaire represents himself only not his clan or tribe. Murursade are not living through him.
However I am with giving small ethnic Somali tribes the leadership positions because they will work harder and would do their best to prove themselves unlike the big tribes that depend on their numbers and weapons and remains the status quo. Honestly I like khaire, he is trying his best.

TheLoFather wrote: Tue Jan 09, 2018 7:23 pm

anonymous34 wrote: Tue Jan 09, 2018 7:19 pm Murursade hanoolato. Im so proud to hail from such a great clan. May Allah preserve my people.

Kings and Queens of ceelbur and dayniile

Hi anon
Huuno as a Muruursade, how would you answer the question the guy in the story of the thread had posed?

nimanyahow, Muruursade Curadnimo ku ganacsanaajireee, hadmuu madaxnimo ku hamoodey?"

Roughly translated (the above quote ) into English means: " guys, Murursade used to be completely and proudly satisfied with being the first born son as far as achievements go, since when did they develop a Leadership Ambition?"

I understood perfectly what you said in somali. No need to translate it
Murursade are natural leaders to be honest i feel as if we are underestimated (as shown by what the guy said) and i agree with canuck2. I think murursade people should achieve better, aim higher be innovative for themselves, and not just follow the kheyr trail. Where they recognise his achievements as a murursade achievement. The guy worked hard for himself, hence getting to where he is now.



Beesha Murursade hanoolato.

anonymous34 wrote: Tue Jan 09, 2018 11:10 pm

TheLoFather wrote: Tue Jan 09, 2018 7:23 pm

anonymous34 wrote: Tue Jan 09, 2018 7:19 pm Murursade hanoolato. Im so proud to hail from such a great clan. May Allah preserve my people.

Kings and Queens of ceelbur and dayniile

Hi anon
Huuno as a Muruursade, how would you answer the question the guy in the story of the thread had posed?

nimanyahow, Muruursade Curadnimo ku ganacsanaajireee, hadmuu madaxnimo ku hamoodey?"

Roughly translated (the above quote ) into English means: " guys, Murursade used to be completely and proudly satisfied with being the first born son as far as achievements go, since when did they develop a Leadership Ambition?"

I understood perfectly what you said in somali. No need to translate it
Murursade are natural leaders to be honest i feel as if we are underestimated (as shown by what the guy said) and i agree with canuck2. I think murursade people should achieve better, aim higher be innovative for themselves, and not just follow the kheyr trail. Where they recognise his achievements as a murursade achievement. The guy worked hard for himself, hence getting to where he is now.



Beesha Murursade hanoolato.

Waan gartey but you did not answer the initial question.