Nice homes in Mogadishu
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Since when are private residences attacked in Mogadishu or in any city?
Dont worry about Mogadishu and develop your regions.
Masha'Allah
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As soon as Muqdisho become a bit more safe. I shall return to my city
and live in a mansion 
and raise my children in my homeland 
London is shit and nothing compared to muqdisho. Im absolutely sick of the crowding in central london
and the ugly big red buses 
As soon as Muqdisho become a bit more safe. I shall return to my city
and live in a mansion and raise my children in my homeland London is shit and nothing compared to muqdisho. Im absolutely sick of the crowding in central london
and the ugly big red buses Mogadishu isn't even yours to begin with and enjoy getting blown up by some crazy al-shabab soldier.
Let us worry about that and you worry about your regions. No one likes a hater.
Mashallah, although i never seen anything as luxurious as those when i was there,
but nonetheless can't wait to go back inshallah
but nonetheless can't wait to go back inshallah
Al-shabaab only targets government officials, they don't do shit to regular citizens, and it is our homeland, go chill at your own regional thread you dameer.
Wow those house's look super dope. Hopefully the city get more safer so homes like these can be built more often.
May there be peace and stability in somalia
May there be peace and stability in somalia
Beautiful like the people who inhabit it
I wish for devolpment in all of OUR regions
I wish for devolpment in all of OUR regions
waraabe
Your superior
why cant these just say mashallah and move on 
not everything has to turn to a fadhi ku dirir
not everything has to turn to a fadhi ku dirir
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Nice homes with a neutral colour tone to suit it's coastal environment.
Would love to see similar homes like that in 40c+ Berbera!
But on a srs note, some recent regeneration projects of historical sites such as the Millennia old Arba Rucun masjid have been shamelessly turkified with its ottoman influences (iznic tiles).
Historical revisionism and cultural appropriation could follow suit. Hell even a so-called cadaan expert on Somali affairs, Mary harper, stated this in her blog:
On the beachfront in Mogadishu is the oldest mosque in the city, known as Abdul Aziz. I have been told it was built in the eleventh century by the Ottomans. It has been wrecked by war and neglect. This is what is left of the minaret:
Wtf? This bimbo doesn't even know that the ottoman empire hadn't even existed in the 11th century!!!
http://mary-harper.blogspot.co.uk/2012/11/mogadishus-ottoman-mosque.html?m=1
@SultanuuFicaan what do you think of this mockery?
Would love to see similar homes like that in 40c+ Berbera!
But on a srs note, some recent regeneration projects of historical sites such as the Millennia old Arba Rucun masjid have been shamelessly turkified with its ottoman influences (iznic tiles).
Historical revisionism and cultural appropriation could follow suit. Hell even a so-called cadaan expert on Somali affairs, Mary harper, stated this in her blog:
On the beachfront in Mogadishu is the oldest mosque in the city, known as Abdul Aziz. I have been told it was built in the eleventh century by the Ottomans. It has been wrecked by war and neglect. This is what is left of the minaret:
Wtf? This bimbo doesn't even know that the ottoman empire hadn't even existed in the 11th century!!!
http://mary-harper.blogspot.co.uk/2012/11/mogadishus-ottoman-mosque.html?m=1
@SultanuuFicaan what do you think of this mockery?
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Very beautiful houses.
Insha'allah every single honest & hard working Somali will have a roof over their heads.
Insha'allah every single honest & hard working Somali will have a roof over their heads.
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