lool then u better save those Somalis getting assimilated by Oromos in Ogaden right now
waryaa hury u must stop them!!
Don't marry from these cultures marry cadaan instead
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waryaa hury u must stop them!!
Agree saax,
not to be qabill lays
But in gulmudug estate
there is 0.00001 of my kind that
Ever marry's those kind non achievers
We aim above higher,
our mind aspects are just like arabs
We our racist estate can help it
we only do these 3 types ajanibs
1. Cadaan
"100 trust as long muslim "
2. Arabs
"muslim but violence type
We can put Ak47 up there A**'s
3. Asians
"muslim educated money type"
We never do below average Madows,
if one our s does Madow then she better move to mountains of Scotland
She would never see a day light again
Hg are like timo jileec we honor them
With special gift early present to grave
That's excellent how we do,
if we ever decide to go outside somali race only aim higher if we going ajanibs
Go for educated type money type respect type law biding citizens type
The type that you will not only benefit
And live great life and gain wealth also
The type when you walk in the elevator lift members of the general public are amazed adored to see when we mix higher ajanibs we turn out models looking type look how beautiful the family looks
When there see our sons and daughters
have long hair Brazil Latin skin toned
Mashallah that the type my family do
If we ever step out our own somali circle
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You must have used your phone to type this. My messages are jumbled up like this when I am on ma phone.
Mashallah when we aim higher
Our children look natural amazing
Blessing from allah
we already have DNA gene
that was amazing enough in the first place
Our children look natural amazing
Blessing from allah
we already have DNA gene
that was amazing enough in the first place
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Android phone my brother A8 keyboard is actually good for typing
lool then u better save those Somalis getting assimilated by Oromos in Ogaden right now
waryaa hury u must stop them!!
Laughing at the misfortue of somalis in Ethiopia shows your total disconnect from anything somali. PS: You don't realize claiming to be one of them is a form of praise for the same people you like to hate on. You are some weird dudette(Waaqo is the hint).
I know bro,
Our somali gene is amazing walaahi
Maybe weak but when mix with
royals of cadaan nations we come out the best of
The content of east Africa ever produced
What's ur point? Everyone knows it's the mother that passes on the language. But go off I guess...
A woman who married a non-somali male would have difficult time teaching her kids her own culture and language. The support network for that would be absent. If her husband has little similarity in culture with somalis, she won't gain acceptance from her relatives and somalis at large, so the chance for her kids to be assimilated into her culture is next to nothing. Her disappointment with the reaction of her relatives and somalis would be a point of low morale for her to continue pressing her kids to learn anything about her culture. Whereas a somali man can easily take his children back home and have them spend time with his relatives thus provide the opportunity for his kids to learn some culture and language there.
Discussing with you is like beating a rock. You have little understanding of our culture. But be that as it may, keep being a pest.
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Somalis have issues accepting outsiders be they Arabs, Whites or Africans. Some of the races I mentioned differ in degree of rejection by the somalis, but in general, Somali culture is hermetic and closed to outsiders when it comes to marriage.
https://www.mprnews.org/story/2011/07/31/somali-interracial-marriage
When Idil Mohamed walks down the street with her husband, they often attract stares, and sometimes rude comments.
"Just the other day we were walking together and this guy yelled out the window and he said, 'interracial,'" Mohamed said. "Yeah, obviously, you can see that."
Idil Mohamed is Somali, and wears the Muslim headscarf. Her husband, Julian Chippendale, is white. He converted to Islam before they met on a Muslim dating website. Chippendale agrees that he and his wife attract attention when they're in public.
"We get very strange looks any time we are together," Chippendale said. "Often times, I myself wouldn't feel necessarily as uncomfortable, but my wife often does not even want to be seen holding my hand, because it's awkward because of all the looks."
Idil Mohamed came to America when she was 12 years old. She said culture and race were not factors for her in choosing a husband, but her family did not feel the same way.
"My family were shocked, because I was the first person to actually marry outside of my race," Mohamed said. "Except for my aunt. My aunt was very supportive of me marrying him, but everyone else was totally opposed to it."
After she married Chippendale, Idil Mohamed's relationship with some of her family members frayed. Some close family members started to distance themselves from her.
"They really want this to work out but they don't fully accept it. It sometimes makes me feel uncomfortable," Mohamed said. "I want to have a good relationship with everyone in my family. I want to be able to visit my relatives and feel well accepted. But hopefully with time it'll change."
It's been nearly 20 years since Somali refugees first began settling in Minnesota, but there is little data on Somalis and interracial marriage in the state. Hassan Mohamud, the imam of Minnesota Da'wah Institute in St. Paul, said he is officiating more interracial marriages these days at his mosque, especially between Somali women and white men.
"We see more Somali females marrying outside of the Somali culture, compared to the Somali men marrying outside of the culture," Mohamud said.
Somali women like Idil Mohamed are breaking the social norms of marriage and cultural traditions in their community.
Donna Gabaccia, director of the Immigration History Research Center at the University of Minnesota, said the pattern of women being the first to marry outside the group is similar to that of other immigrant groups.
"Today it's a very strong and pronounced pattern that girls are more likely to marry out than boys," she said. "I don't think that really anyone in the scholarly world completely understands that phenomenon or why that should be."
Gabaccia said it could be due to some American men seeing foreign women as exotic. But she said one line people are less willing to cross is religion.
"I think in today's world, religion remains at least as important, and perhaps even more important, than race," said Gabaccia.
But marrying a non-Somali, even if he is Muslim, concerns many Somali parents who are not yet ready to accept that love is color blind.
Hassan Mohamud, the imam of Da'wah, said parents often have difficulty embracing their future sons and daughters-in-law.
"I had one case that the father said, 'I don't care who is the groom. I don't want my daughter to marry any non-Somali person,'" Mohamud recalled. "We asked why? He said, 'I want to communicate to the husband of my daughter, and I don't speak the language, I don't know the culture.'"
The confusion runs both ways. Imam Hassan Mohamud said non-Somali men usually come to him and ask questions related to Somali marriage, and the expectations that they give financial support to the bride's relatives and money or gifts to the parents.
Despite these big responsibilities for grooms, Julian Chippendale said about 30 of his Caucasian friends are married to Somali women, and he often gets teased by his male Somali friends.
"Often times, it's with friends of mine and brothers who are just joking with me, but often times it's just like: 'You all cadaan, all you white guys, you are just stealing our women, what is wrong with you.' They do in a joking fashion," said Chippendale.
Acceptance has come slowly from his in-laws. Idil Mohamed's parents don't speak English, so, Chippendale tries to speak to them in Somali.
"I call her 'hooyo,' mother in Somali. We are very close and we talk all the time," said Chippendale. "My Somali is not the best, but I try to get by and connect with her as much as I can."
https://www.mprnews.org/story/2011/07/31/somali-interracial-marriage
When Idil Mohamed walks down the street with her husband, they often attract stares, and sometimes rude comments.
"Just the other day we were walking together and this guy yelled out the window and he said, 'interracial,'" Mohamed said. "Yeah, obviously, you can see that."
Idil Mohamed is Somali, and wears the Muslim headscarf. Her husband, Julian Chippendale, is white. He converted to Islam before they met on a Muslim dating website. Chippendale agrees that he and his wife attract attention when they're in public.
"We get very strange looks any time we are together," Chippendale said. "Often times, I myself wouldn't feel necessarily as uncomfortable, but my wife often does not even want to be seen holding my hand, because it's awkward because of all the looks."
Idil Mohamed came to America when she was 12 years old. She said culture and race were not factors for her in choosing a husband, but her family did not feel the same way.
"My family were shocked, because I was the first person to actually marry outside of my race," Mohamed said. "Except for my aunt. My aunt was very supportive of me marrying him, but everyone else was totally opposed to it."
After she married Chippendale, Idil Mohamed's relationship with some of her family members frayed. Some close family members started to distance themselves from her.
"They really want this to work out but they don't fully accept it. It sometimes makes me feel uncomfortable," Mohamed said. "I want to have a good relationship with everyone in my family. I want to be able to visit my relatives and feel well accepted. But hopefully with time it'll change."
It's been nearly 20 years since Somali refugees first began settling in Minnesota, but there is little data on Somalis and interracial marriage in the state. Hassan Mohamud, the imam of Minnesota Da'wah Institute in St. Paul, said he is officiating more interracial marriages these days at his mosque, especially between Somali women and white men.
"We see more Somali females marrying outside of the Somali culture, compared to the Somali men marrying outside of the culture," Mohamud said.
Somali women like Idil Mohamed are breaking the social norms of marriage and cultural traditions in their community.
Donna Gabaccia, director of the Immigration History Research Center at the University of Minnesota, said the pattern of women being the first to marry outside the group is similar to that of other immigrant groups.
"Today it's a very strong and pronounced pattern that girls are more likely to marry out than boys," she said. "I don't think that really anyone in the scholarly world completely understands that phenomenon or why that should be."
Gabaccia said it could be due to some American men seeing foreign women as exotic. But she said one line people are less willing to cross is religion.
"I think in today's world, religion remains at least as important, and perhaps even more important, than race," said Gabaccia.
But marrying a non-Somali, even if he is Muslim, concerns many Somali parents who are not yet ready to accept that love is color blind.
Hassan Mohamud, the imam of Da'wah, said parents often have difficulty embracing their future sons and daughters-in-law.
"I had one case that the father said, 'I don't care who is the groom. I don't want my daughter to marry any non-Somali person,'" Mohamud recalled. "We asked why? He said, 'I want to communicate to the husband of my daughter, and I don't speak the language, I don't know the culture.'"
The confusion runs both ways. Imam Hassan Mohamud said non-Somali men usually come to him and ask questions related to Somali marriage, and the expectations that they give financial support to the bride's relatives and money or gifts to the parents.
Despite these big responsibilities for grooms, Julian Chippendale said about 30 of his Caucasian friends are married to Somali women, and he often gets teased by his male Somali friends.
"Often times, it's with friends of mine and brothers who are just joking with me, but often times it's just like: 'You all cadaan, all you white guys, you are just stealing our women, what is wrong with you.' They do in a joking fashion," said Chippendale.
Acceptance has come slowly from his in-laws. Idil Mohamed's parents don't speak English, so, Chippendale tries to speak to them in Somali.
"I call her 'hooyo,' mother in Somali. We are very close and we talk all the time," said Chippendale. "My Somali is not the best, but I try to get by and connect with her as much as I can."
And by the way guys,
Why are the isaaq somalilander
womans in london and Birmingham
Are raising so many half Madow kids
from Nigeria jamaican covert specially
Is not rumours it is fact,
it starts with theirs mothers 2000's
and now is their daughters turns 10s
Third generation properly follow 20's
We do not have those kind of isaaq in Bristol, going for these kind low lifes Madows
Our isaaq in bristol have strong
dignity with identity as most are SNM somaliland first then Somalia second unlike these london Birmingham type
I remember returning to london from Canada just after 2011 riots and would then hear or see with my own eyes at relatives and friends houses keep talking about these Madow men are being common household husbands
But I have not come cross one till one day i remember 2012 September when school opened I was visiting my older sister who has 5 boys 1 daughter all from our beloved Somali men she moved from alborg Denmark to Edmonton north london area
I then volunteer to pickup her 2 little boys from school as she making lunch busy cleaning the house
I remember I would walk 5 minutes
go to the school gates waited my little nephews
Then I would see somali hoyos picking her children at the same time would say aslam alaykum eedo you alright great them like i would great any muslim and somali
To my surprised for the first time
I would saw a little cute Madow kids runing up out school building into
Into the arms of this somali hoyo waiting next to us in the play area
I would assumed a mistake or something
I look up to the somali hoyo shocked walaahi I would say in my head
no way this is happening
She proberly a house maid
She would greet the Madow kid
is like her own and she would then
turn away toward to the exit in hurry
She never mad eye contacted
after that day with me as i was to bait
Staring at her with guilty shamed face
When I returned my sister house
I would ask her who are these Somali hoyo with Madow kids that goes to your children's primary school
She then tells me these hoyos
are isaaq hoyos and it has been trend within isaaq household to have Madow men running the husbad show which has become normal instead our fellow somali isaaq men taken care business I was gobsmacked
Why are the isaaq somalilander
womans in london and Birmingham
Are raising so many half Madow kids
from Nigeria jamaican covert specially
Is not rumours it is fact,
it starts with theirs mothers 2000's
and now is their daughters turns 10s
Third generation properly follow 20's
We do not have those kind of isaaq in Bristol, going for these kind low lifes Madows
Our isaaq in bristol have strong
dignity with identity as most are SNM somaliland first then Somalia second unlike these london Birmingham type
I remember returning to london from Canada just after 2011 riots and would then hear or see with my own eyes at relatives and friends houses keep talking about these Madow men are being common household husbands
But I have not come cross one till one day i remember 2012 September when school opened I was visiting my older sister who has 5 boys 1 daughter all from our beloved Somali men she moved from alborg Denmark to Edmonton north london area
I then volunteer to pickup her 2 little boys from school as she making lunch busy cleaning the house
I remember I would walk 5 minutes
go to the school gates waited my little nephews
Then I would see somali hoyos picking her children at the same time would say aslam alaykum eedo you alright great them like i would great any muslim and somali
To my surprised for the first time
I would saw a little cute Madow kids runing up out school building into
Into the arms of this somali hoyo waiting next to us in the play area
I would assumed a mistake or something
I look up to the somali hoyo shocked walaahi I would say in my head
no way this is happening
She proberly a house maid
She would greet the Madow kid
is like her own and she would then
turn away toward to the exit in hurry
She never mad eye contacted
after that day with me as i was to bait
Staring at her with guilty shamed face
When I returned my sister house
I would ask her who are these Somali hoyo with Madow kids that goes to your children's primary school
She then tells me these hoyos
are isaaq hoyos and it has been trend within isaaq household to have Madow men running the husbad show which has become normal instead our fellow somali isaaq men taken care business I was gobsmacked
Walaahi I then wonder what when completely wrong to hose isaaq mens
In london and Birmingham that have there isaaq womans leavig them abandoned
to go after Nigerian or jamaican covert Madows
Is there is no dignity from issaqland
is there respect Is there is no guilt of ashamed that you hate us Republic somalia Somalis that your ladies are opening there legs to have ugly Madows kids inorder get recognition and financical support from Abuja Nigeria
Jamaica would not give you support
In the first place as there still upset
poor runaway slaves trapped the islands
We do not even sleep with Kenyans
and Ethiopians oromos that are even closer appearance to us let alone bantu Madow from the other side of the African continent
Cajeeb walaahi is cajeeb UK
has totally Destroyed the only dignity somaliwan ever had left remaining
Fast forward 7 years later is actually more common, you would find these somali hoyos from issaq and few Putlands are happy rasing little tyron olowungujadu Nigerian jamaican kids
Then that is why
we are left no choice but stick to the once we came from our families and qabill for proper protection and to ignore the ignorancy we can not save the rest of somaliawyn from the humaltions aa we don't now them personally nor have any relationship glad your your not part of my family aptariis
I pray fo these somali Madow raising womans who we can never be equal
in our own Somalia community society
I hope the consider there choices wisely and think twice for the long run
Because remember one day
we will all be back to our homeland
You will not be accepted in society
as equals unless there decide to live next door Madowwayn from lower Somalia
Do you even have Madowwayn isaaqland
I hope you do that will be escape goat
In london and Birmingham that have there isaaq womans leavig them abandoned
to go after Nigerian or jamaican covert Madows
Is there is no dignity from issaqland
is there respect Is there is no guilt of ashamed that you hate us Republic somalia Somalis that your ladies are opening there legs to have ugly Madows kids inorder get recognition and financical support from Abuja Nigeria
Jamaica would not give you support
In the first place as there still upset
poor runaway slaves trapped the islands
We do not even sleep with Kenyans
and Ethiopians oromos that are even closer appearance to us let alone bantu Madow from the other side of the African continent
Cajeeb walaahi is cajeeb UK
has totally Destroyed the only dignity somaliwan ever had left remaining
Fast forward 7 years later is actually more common, you would find these somali hoyos from issaq and few Putlands are happy rasing little tyron olowungujadu Nigerian jamaican kids
Then that is why
we are left no choice but stick to the once we came from our families and qabill for proper protection and to ignore the ignorancy we can not save the rest of somaliawyn from the humaltions aa we don't now them personally nor have any relationship glad your your not part of my family aptariis
I pray fo these somali Madow raising womans who we can never be equal
in our own Somalia community society
I hope the consider there choices wisely and think twice for the long run
Because remember one day
we will all be back to our homeland
You will not be accepted in society
as equals unless there decide to live next door Madowwayn from lower Somalia
Do you even have Madowwayn isaaqland
I hope you do that will be escape goat
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We all have affinity and kinship to our people no matter what clan they hail from. Afsoomaaliga ma taqaan saxib? Qabyaaladda waa aqoon darro. Naagta isaaqa ah iyo ta kalee Daroodka ah waa la mid ta hawiyaha ah xagga dhalashada.
Ka fogoow caqli xumada qabiilka. You share the fate with all somalis in the west. Guurka soomaalida yaa laga hadlaayay. Sheeko qabiil ma jirin meesha.
What is wrong with the good looking pair below? You aim higher when you are low or feel the need to gain something better. Somalis are just fine to be who they are and better off not trade their ethnicity. That(to trade ethnicity) is not somali culture.
Bro when shit hit the fan
, who do seek help to
Qabill is our savoir any problem
is resolve by qabill
I wish I can save all somaliwan
but we can not its reality
There choose to live there life
But I will not accepted to be related
to those kind ignorancy people
If your like me somali blood in and out
I will love you and suppose you till death do us apart "if you take away the power sharing qabil killing and money
As I said previously
from the our beloved star 5 angles
Djibouti
Hargeysa
Jigjiga
Mogadishu
Garissa
I would love you equally as my fellow Somali brothers sisters
But when you bring to my house
these unacceptable rubbish nonsense western bullshit specially UK crap
Bro then I will use and say
I don't care there not related to me
As qabill will be my escape goat
Alhamdulilah qabill is our identity
Use it when you are in bad situation
To defend yourself against bad evil
Who attack from estate to nations
Somalia hanolaato sxeeb
Habiin wanagsan I am off to work
Adiga London ma degganid miyaa? You share the same fate with the Uk somalis. Soomaali hanoolaato waa war la fahmi karo, laakiin qabiil kaaga aan ahayn duritaankiisa ducadaada been bay ka dhigaysaa. Qabiil aad ku dishay warkaada noolayntiisa xagga ducada waa arrin is khilaafsan. Hal meel ha laguugu hagaago saxib.
Qabyaaladda ka waynoow. Qabiilkaada wuxuu la mid yahay qabiillada kalee soomaalida. U ixtiraam qabiil kasta kaadoo kale.
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Final note
Enjoy my dedication to all my beloved Somali wan please stay true to yourself and keep Somalinimo all the way
No hard feelings If I offended anyone
I really give toss about your feelings
This is how I am hardcore Somali blood in and out will always love You
Those who feel the same share my values believe
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Final note
Enjoy my dedication to all my beloved Somali wan please stay true to yourself and keep Somalinimo all the way
No hard feelings If I offended anyone
I really give toss about your feelings
This is how I am hardcore Somali blood in and out will always love You
Those who feel the same share my values believe
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