How much quran did you memorize a
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SomaliMVP
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We all know what dugsi is nacas.stop acting like a fool.
I never went to a dugsi. I was homeschooled. I feel like a missed out on all the beatings.
I never went to a dugsi. I was homeschooled. I feel like a missed out on all the beatings.
We were never beaten. Macalinkeena was specialist un habaar. He would wish the worst on you. Tbh it was the highlight of the week as kids saturday and sunday all the highlight Somalis from different schools come there and you all hangout
Nin-culus
Laandheer
I always went duksi as a kid hoyo used to always send me but i recall being 13 years old a shy laid back fairly decent kid.
Then hoyo took me to another masjid where everyone went literally all the dhocils and all the lads.
The best place to network.
where all the somali kids went it was a big old building like 100s of kids, almost thousand. Tbh I met all of my niggas there. Dugsi is where i started to meet likeminded individuals and we motivated eachother by flinging others in sabaxad. I recall being fascinated when a somali boy sacrificed himself and threw himself on the floor but he dragged the much larger kid down with him as he catapulted him into the wall head first
this was love at first sight. in that environment, fight or flight is a very important reflex. and I soon obtained advanced self defence tactics.
and as time went on i dropped out of duksi and we became gang. Such a blessed place it taught us how to truly defend yourself and how to sabaxad anyone how to handle pain when the teacher used to lynch us with the v known to mankind
Then hoyo took me to another masjid where everyone went literally all the dhocils and all the lads.
The best place to network.
where all the somali kids went it was a big old building like 100s of kids, almost thousand. Tbh I met all of my niggas there. Dugsi is where i started to meet likeminded individuals and we motivated eachother by flinging others in sabaxad. I recall being fascinated when a somali boy sacrificed himself and threw himself on the floor but he dragged the much larger kid down with him as he catapulted him into the wall head first
this was love at first sight. in that environment, fight or flight is a very important reflex. and I soon obtained advanced self defence tactics.
and as time went on i dropped out of duksi and we became gang. Such a blessed place it taught us how to truly defend yourself and how to sabaxad anyone how to handle pain when the teacher used to lynch us with the v known to mankind
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Nin-culus
Laandheer
yea u kinda did miss out
Does Surah al-Fatiha, Naas, Falaq and Ikhlaas count? 
SomaliMVP
Somali chauvinist
I always went duksi as a kid hoyo used to always send me but i recall being 13 years old a shy laid back fairly decent kid.
Then hoyo took me to another masjid where everyone went literally all the dhocils and all the lads.
The best place to network.
where all the somali kids went it was a big old building like 100s of kids, almost thousand. Tbh I met all of my niggas there. Dugsi is where i started to meet likeminded individuals and we motivated eachother by flinging others in sabaxad. I recall being fascinated when a somali boy sacrificed himself and threw himself on the floor but he dragged the much larger kid down with him as he catapulted him into the wall head first
this was love at first sight. in that environment, fight or flight is a very important reflex. and I soon obtained advanced self defence tactics.
and as time went on i dropped out of duksi and we became gang. Such a blessed place it taught us how to truly defend yourself and how to sabaxad anyone how to handle pain when the teacher used to lynch us with the v known to mankind
Man I missed out
The alchemist
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Good old days.
I always went duksi as a kid hoyo used to always send me but i recall being 13 years old a shy laid back fairly decent kid.
Then hoyo took me to another masjid where everyone went literally all the dhocils and all the lads.
The best place to network.
where all the somali kids went it was a big old building like 100s of kids, almost thousand. Tbh I met all of my niggas there. Dugsi is where i started to meet likeminded individuals and we motivated eachother by flinging others in sabaxad. I recall being fascinated when a somali boy sacrificed himself and threw himself on the floor but he dragged the much larger kid down with him as he catapulted him into the wall head first
this was love at first sight. in that environment, fight or flight is a very important reflex. and I soon obtained advanced self defence tactics.
and as time went on i dropped out of duksi and we became gang. Such a blessed place it taught us how to truly defend yourself and how to sabaxad anyone how to handle pain when the teacher used to lynch us with the v known to mankind
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Nin-culus
Laandheer
Really you think we don’t know what dugsi is? We have over 30 masjids in MNand I finished the Quran, didn’t memorize it tho which is pretty bad
What does finish mean, if not memorizing
SomaliMVP
Somali chauvinist
What does finish mean, if not memorizing
I think reading it 1 time like you are supposed to do every ramadan.
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