XoosBoos
Hiraab Commander
Central****************I have to agree with OP here, ximan&xeeb and ceel buur girls are the best of somalis. That southern gentle and elegence in a manner is something to die for.
Central****************I have to agree with OP here, ximan&xeeb and ceel buur girls are the best of somalis. That southern gentle and elegence in a manner is something to die for.
Where do ppl from these regions come from mudug , bari and benadiri?
I live by stereotypes, theres always somewhat truth in then
Most of these stereotypes are made up. Some users here are gassing up their own people, and putting others down (myself included). Some of them are fallacies concocted on somnet, the first Somali message board.
I know that mudug stereotype is definetely true. Reer Mudug people tend to be more boastful and arrogant. 'Tend to', being a key word here.
But who are mudug people, is it an qabil or is it a place who are they
And who are bari and benadiri ppl
They sound as hindoe names
What kind Bloody hooyo mataalo question is that?
Mudug is a region in north Central Somalia. The people that live there hail from a few clans, so you can attribute this behaviour to them if you liked.
You don’t know Somali gobols?What are the others then
I thought north somali were wooqoji ppl
You don’t know Somali gobols?
The northern tip of Somalia lays in Bari.
I have to agree with OP here, ximan&xeeb and ceel buur girls are the best of somalis. That southern gentle and elegence in a manner is something to die for.
Stereotypes never materialise out of thin air, they materialise because many people from different walks of life have observed these things and as a result this spread out into the community.
The other day I had an interesting convo with a group farax's were this topic came up once again because one of the guys who went through divorce 3 times (wooqoyi) has requested a friend to specifically find him a Benadiri woman only.
The first woman he was married to was Wooqoyi, the second was a woman from Mudug and the third was a woman from Bari. He divorced the Mudug woman himself but was kicked out by the other two.
When he was asked why he specifically wants a Benadiri woman, the stereotypes which I heard as a child as well as experienced in the diaspora came out on full blast!
The negative Stereotypes goes as follows, the Wooqoyi women is too materialistic, too high maintenance and despite being on average the better looking women out of the rest of the Somali's also strangely happen to be the most insecure & jealous as well.
He complained she bankrupted him, then dumped him and this stereotype is pretty much the same experience I have observed from all of the ones I met in the diaspora (many). We saw the protests in Hargaisa by the males which hasn't happened anywhere else in Somalia
The negatives stereotypes with regards to the women from Mudug is their hotheadedness and fiery attitudes, as well as their lack of romance which he also complained about. I haven't observed the latter one but I have been told about it many times (The only place were the Fircawni FGM is still widely practised which could explain the romance part), the rest of it however is something I see daily in 80% of the ones I meet.
The reer Bari woman is stereotyped as 'reer magaal' in the negative sense, this has to do with the colonial past in those regions, even when they are religious they carry bizarre secularist views/opinions. I have seen many who turned some guys down because he didn't agree to her stupid (no kids for 2 years rule), in his case she divorced him because she didn't want kids with him which he was trying to force. (he was basically there to satisfy her which the doqon found out about too late, he admit he was played by her reer magaal style)
The Benadiri women is stereotyped as being a woman whose hand you have to constantly hold otherwise she will fall of a cliff (doqomad) but is great and attentive to her husband, it's because of this attribute he is requesting one.
On the positive side the stereotype is that the Wooqoyi/Benadiri women are far better to their husbands compared to the Mudug/Bari women, but the Mudug/Bari women slaughter them both when it comes to raising strong households even as single mothers.
This is the 1000th time that I have heard about these stereotypes from various people and there is about 80% truth from what I experienced as well as observed.
What kinds of stereotypes have you heard ? and have you seen any reflection of this in the diaspora.
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The further north you go in Mudug (I am going by the old Gobal not the 18) the more hotheaded the women/males get. But no doubt the ceelbuur women have the best stereotypes in Koonfur and this is reflected in my experience with them in the diaspora, @embarassing is the only one on this site but I belief she is mixed, hence it doesn't count in that case.
These stereotypes are bs!Nah @embarassing is cool and it doesn't matter if she is mixed, she might still embody these traits.
The further north you go in Mudug (I am going by the old Gobal not the 18) the more hotheaded the women/males get. But no doubt the ceelbuur women have the best stereotypes in Koonfur and this is reflected in my experience with them in the diaspora, @embarassing is the only one on this site but I belief she is mixed, hence it doesn't count in that case.
I did not grow up in Somalia,
So what is the stereotype of reer magaal women of mogadishu?
What section do HG women fall into? Because they are strong, beautiful, fierce, intelligent and independent, far from submissive.