No question about it, it matters and it's one of the main componant of our religion.

Let me throw little bit of what I think Love is,, Love is a moment that lasts forever. Love means the warmth of the sun, the aroma of a rose, the breeze of the sea, but as you can see it never means the same for anyone. Love acquires its true meaning by experiencing it for the first time because only then can you define it. Love feels no burden, thinks nothing of trouble, attempts what is above its strength, pleads no excuse of impossibility... It is therefore able to undertake all things, and it completes many things, and warrants them to take effect, where he who does not love would faint and lie down. Love is watchful and sleeping, slumbereth not. Though weary, it is not tired; though pressed, it is not straitened; though alarmed, it is not confounded...

Waah Waah waxaas aa Caqli lagaa yiraahdaa, yaaqee aniga waxaas ma kasaayi nooh, kaaki aa layahay dabciga nimankane waa la leeyhay nin nin camal aaba loo dhaqmaa Jil jileec dhan maba jiro iyo suuro suuro gabarnimo na'mean ,,,,J_C dear waan ku gartay,,,,, Go figure:.................

J_C soo daa waxaad heyso dear aniga waxaa ahay reer xamar # uno,,,,but b4 u ask any Q waa inaad soo diyaa risaa Qaxwo Qaraar iyo Moos Bukooni then Jawaab walba waad helaysaa Go figure:.................

J_C i c wiilo representing dagmada hoolwadag...ciyaal xamar inta lee laga helaa. sis i was born in bilaajo carab, but we moved to hurwaay Dawaco My neighbourhood was yaaqshiid the fourth house from hotel al xarameeyn just of jidka sodonka. waa xaafaddayda sxb,,,, Waxaan ku dhashay Isbitaal Banaadir markaas reerkayga waxay deganaayeen Hoolwadaag but waxaan uguurnay Yaaqshiid (Suuqa Juungal) , close to the Warshadaha,,,I remember waxaan banooni ku cayaari jirnay warshada baastada horteeda. Walaalahay ayaa daganaa Shaleeno Xaawo Taako akteeda close to Iskuul fiiftiimay , close to Villa Soomaaliya ,,,I remember playing ball Degmada gadaasheeda..... Hooyaday iyo dhammaan walaalahayd ayaa ku dhashay bilaajo carab deganaane illaa hooyaday uu aabahay ka guursaday,,,,,

UNAIDS 2004 Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic - Executive Summary Bringing comprehensive HIV prevention to scale Although prevention is the mainstay of the response to AIDS, fewer than one in five people worldwide have access to HIV prevention services. Comprehensive prevention could avert 29 million of the 45 million new infections projected to occur this decade. Although antiretroviral treatment is bringing hope to millions, without sharply reducing the number of new HIV infections, expanded access to treatment becomes unsustainable. Providers of antiretroviral treatment will be swamped by demand. Prevention programmes are not reaching the people who need them, especially two highly vulnerable groups – women and young people. In order to prevent the high infection rates among women, the root causes of their vulnerability – their legal, social and economic disadvantages – must be addressed. For young people, knowledge and information are the first line of defence; AIDS education is still far from universal. In sub-Saharan Africa, only 8% of out-of-school young people and slightly more of those in-school have access to education on prevention. They also need access to confidential health information and condoms. Protecting the rights of young girls is also key to lowering HIV prevalence among young people. There are success stories. A number of countries, including Brazil, the Dominican Republic, Uganda and Thailand, have succeeded in reducing HIV infection. There is also a need for HIV prevention to evolve and be more innovative in addressing changes in the epidemic. In high-income countries, for example, risk behaviours and new infections are rising again, particularly among young men who have sex with men. The reasons probably include ‘prevention fatigue’ and complacency rising from the availability and promise of antiretroviral treatment. Expanded access to antiretrovirals and other treatment offers a critical opportunity to strengthen prevention efforts by encouraging many more people to learn their HIV status. The promise of treatment should encourage greater use of voluntary counselling and testing. The current reach of HIV testing is poor. The proportion of adults needing voluntary counselling and testing who received it ranged from almost none in South East Asia to 7% in sub-Saharan Africa, and 1.5% in Eastern Europe. Where services do exist, uptake is also often low because of fear of stigma and discrimination. Comprehensive prevention Key elements in comprehensive HIV prevention include: AIDS education and awareness Behaviour change programmes especially for young people and populations at higher risk of HIV exposure, as well as for people living with HIV Promoting male and female condoms as a protective option along with abstinence, fidelity and reducing the number of sexual partners Voluntary counselling and testing Preventing and treating sexually transmitted infections Primary prevention among pregnant women and prevention of mother-to-child transmission Harm reduction programmes for injecting drug users Measures to protect blood supply safety Infection control in health-care settings Community education and changes in laws and policies to counter stigma and discrimination Vulnerability reduction through social legal and economic change Next agenda: Create policies that help to reduce the vulnerability of large numbers of people – in effect, creating a social, legal and economic environment in which prevention is possible. This includes access to education, empowerment of women and international cooperation to prevent human trafficking for sexual exploitation. Close the ‘prevention gap’ – in 2004 less than one in five people has access to HIV prevention services. Ensure that prevention is comprehensive and involves a variety of interventions (see above), since no single element is enough. Eliminate AIDS-related stigma and discrimination through effective legal frameworks and by protecting the rights of all individuals. Tailor prevention to the specific needs of people, including vulnerable groups such as injecting drug users and men who have sex with men. Worldwide there are more than 13 million injecting drug users and in some regions more than 50% of them are infected with HIV. Experience in cities such as Dhaka, Bangladesh, and London, United Kingdom, shows it is possible to prevent and even reverse major epidemics among injecting drug users. Men who have sex with men account for 5-10% of all HIV cases worldwide. Prevention programmes must take into account that this group is highly stigmatized throughout much of the world – some 84 countries in 2002 had legal prohibitions against sex between men – and this hampers prevention efforts.

Orgilaqe waa Englishkii soomaaliya privateyada laga dhigi jiray

Ciyaalka ha inagu dhalaalin yaa dacwad inoola Qabsane Insha Allaah sidaa baan kuugu ogahay sxb,,,,, Wabillaah:...............

Qufac iyo uur midna ma qarsoomo Coughing and pregnancy, both can’t be covered I though inay ahayd sidatan Qufac iyo jaceel midna ma Qarsoomaan cough and love can't be hiden

J'baro sxb Sado Cali heesa heeda hal album ayaa ugu fiican,,,,ma xusuusto magaca albumka balse waxaan xusuustaa hees ku jirtay oo ahayd "Aamiin Allahayow Aamiin, ,,,,,'galgacal axdi dooristii samaanteeda lee sow jeedadayniyo 'kumaynaan aflixin ubad qayr qabiyo nolol aayatiin wacan Aamiin Allaayow Aamiin" that album ayaa ugu fiicnaa,,, aniga heesa heeda kale kama helo,,,,,,,, Go figure:....................

:rolleyes: :eek:

J'baro u thinks so?,,,,,Ma fahantahay macnaha ama macne makuu samaysay sxb,,,,,,,I was just trying to be creative,,of course waxa hadda dalka ka dhacaya way idhibaan marka i was trying to express my feelings na'mean Go figure:.....................

J'baro imtixaan kasta oo lakeeno ooba quseeya Somalinimdayda aniga waan ku baasayaa M'yeelay aniga waxaan ahay Somali pure ah na'mean Go figure:..................

Its about time to talk about Xamar maaan,,,thanks dear representing Holwadaag (born in Holwadaag but raise in Yaaqshiid close to warshadaha) kinda neighbors huh :confused: soo dhawaw bun iyo canbuulo or Qaxwo qaraar iyo moos bukooni Also kinda grew up boondheere, Hodon, Holwadaag,, but this is another story,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Go figure:.............

J_C ^^ma dhichi karto.....qataroos yes way dhacday kawaran hee

Aqlilay # uno, yahaa maxaa wiil dhaaxaa wareerisay :rolleyes: ha isoo marin but its good wallaahi that is called using wat God gave u na'mean Go figure:....................

Waa tahay ee bal talo iga hoo,,,, Waxaad dhistaa urur ardayd uguna magac dar deegaalka ama iskuulka ama gaar ha'aan ugu magac dar deegaanka adigana u noqo madaxwayne (balo baan rabaa inaan qoorta kuu galiyo ma aragtaa) anywayz do that and then let me know what happens,,, Go figure:..............

you are so right, but this song belongs to Xaliima Khaliif Magool,,,yeah sahra rocks

Qaran Dumay iyo Qooymiyadii Soomaaliyeed! Qoray baan isla dhacnay oo Qabiil baan isku laynay Qarni ina dhaaf Qaarkeenna Qaxooti ku Qahaaray Qaran dumay iyo Qaxooti ku dhammaanay Qaarna Qaadan waayay Qaran la’aantu Qorsheeyay Inay Qaran dhisaan balse Qahar iyo Qoomamo ka Qaatay Anigu Quustaye xagee buu Qabtay Qarangaygii iyo Qooymiyadii Soomaaliyeed? Ma Qaxootaan ku Qayaamaysannahay mise Qoombaa inoo maqan oo Qaran baynu sugnaa? Maxaan Qaran aan aqoon iyo Qaarado aan u dhalan Qaxooti ku ahaa maxayse Qaarado kala duran Quud iigu deeqeen Qahar baan soomaroo Qarannimo macaankeyd Qadariyay oo Qiimeeyay Anigu Quustaye xagee buu Qabtay Qarangaygii iyo Qooymiyadii Soomaaliyeed? Waan isku dayay uun

My Fav's of all time,,,, MA SALGUURI CAASHAQA Ma salguuri caashaqee, Ani sibiq ma igu yidhi Intuu samada ila tagaey Saxar qaadka fooraha Dulsabbee ma igu yidhi! Dhalanteed ma igu sabay Soo jeede maqan uun! Seexanayn ma igu dhigay; Ma salguuri caashaqee, Ani sahal ma igu helay Intuu soorti iga jaray! Sur adag ma igu xidhay Ma i saaray heegada Wax sanceeya mawdoo Saaka maygu weyn yahay Suxulada ma ii dhibay.

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I second nuune on this,,,,,,,

J'baro wiilo waxba ha dhuuman sxb ,,,, bring ur score plz wateva it is ,,,, i'm sure u'll be 30% somaliyad according to da test I scored 100% of Somalinimo

Fadhi-ku-dirir. An armchair fighter. Falka iyo iswaafaji fekerka. To practice what one preaches. Fool-ka-fool. Face to face. Fuley geesi hortii buu dhintaa. Cowards die many times before their deaths. Fursad munaasabad. Await smb.’s convenience. Fursadda ugu horreysa. At one’s earliest convenience. Gaalka dil, gartiisana sii. Give the devil his due. Gacmo badan ayaa garabsiin hawl fududeeya. / Wadajir bay gacmuhu wax ku gooyaan. Many hands make light work. Gacmo furan. With open arms. Gacmo isweydaartay ayay galladi ka dhalataa. Friendship cannot stand always on one side. Garaadyo laysu keenay ayay garasho ka dhalataa. Four eyes see more than two. Garo naftaada. Know thyself. Geel kolkii loo heeso, goroyo u hees. Speak a different language. I coppied and pasted it, so I hope it helps,,,,,