What's your favorite Somali Cultural practice?

[Sabu]

I'm interested to learn some more

 

[Villainess]

hmm i never thought of that now im questioning my life-

 

[Susa]

Gabay poetry

 

[Guleed sharmake]

Gabay poetry

I can tell you're from a certain area in somaliweyn just by that

 

[Grant]

Mufo tinaar iyo beer ari

 

[Sabu]

Mufo tinaar iyo beer ari

I see that you're hungry

 

[Villainess]

Mufo tinaar iyo beer ari

beer and calol is nasty and i will always insult whoever eats it

 

[Somali Hannibal]

beer and calol is nasty and i will always insult whoever eats it

Beer? Like liver?
Anyways I low-key miss those fresh Liver and kidney with canjerro with tea at 10:00 am after you come from Duqsi. Man those mornings sucked but coming to that meal was the highlight of my day

 

[Susa]

I can tell you're from a certain area in somaliweyn just by that

which area kkkk

 

[Somali Hannibal]

Great question, anyone got answers?

 

[salma saluuni]

Buranbuur

 

[sambuusi]

The multiple-day wedding. The outfits, parties, and shaash saar

 

[3leven11]

kaban music and plays.

 

[Octavian]

the stories our oral tradition is great

 

[Bronco]

The multiple-day wedding. The outfits, parties, and shaash saar

This is the first I'm hearing this. I was under the impression that weddings were a single-day event. Multi-day isn't practiced in the West, is it?

 

[Susa]

This is the first I'm hearing this. I was under the impression that weddings were a single-day event. Multi-day isn't practiced in the West, is it?

Yeah this yute is a fob straight outta xamar weyn

 

[Villainess]

This is the first I'm hearing this. I was under the impression that weddings were a single-day event. Multi-day isn't practiced in the West, is it?

no it's not. we have 1 day weddings (america)

 

[sambuusi]

This is the first I'm hearing this. I was under the impression that weddings were a single-day event. Multi-day isn't practiced in the West, is it?

It's barely practiced here anymore in the West since people just do normal one-day ones. Back in Xamar, they used to do multiple days with different events on each one (wedding day, shaash saar, etc). My mom and aunts had it done this way when they came to America, but I guess it's forgotten now.

 

[Sabu]

It's barely practiced here anymore in the West since people just do normal one-day ones. Back in Xamar, they used to do multiple days with different events on each one (wedding day, shaash saar, etc). My mom and aunts had it done this way when they came to America, but I guess it's forgotten now.

Multi Tuulo weddings back home too: one event in one city then another one just for the sake of it else where. I was watching old VHS of my families ones make me super jealous.

 

[Octavian]

Multi Tuulo weddings back home too: one event in one city then another one just for the sake of it else where. I was watching old VHS of my families ones make me super jealous.

do they still have weddings that last for days back home or did they stop tooo