^Cara, as Abtigii is saying, 'real women' arent bothered about feminism, either? Something, eh? MsDD, hello. Qaloon is popcorn in NFD lahjad . Abtigiis, hal bacaad lagu lisay yeyan kaa noqon, adeer . But by all means, iska celi .

Ama Afeef hore lahoow, amba adkaysi dambe . *Goes off to get his Bun iyo Qaloon

I dedicate this to the old memories of good old days. Msijali wenzangu wa E. Afrika. Mjiburudishe na Wacha Waseme...

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^Alxamdulilaah. Im good.

^Hey MsDD. How are you (and your friend)?

^Which world are we talking about, mate? A world furnished with Islamic values, or the other world, the one of Sir Churchill, and of liberal bliss? So, MARX, will you wear the cross to come across as a bit accommodating? 'This is not Somalia'. Ofcourse it isn't. But both Somalia and here are God's (if you believe in him) earth. That's how I see it. And strangely enough, that's how the Westerners see it. And for that reason, they've given me the leeway to practice my religion as it was commanded. Now you on the other hand, in your bid to please them, want me to be more accommodating towards what? Liberalism? But the liberals don't want me to do so? Why you? The issue here, does not so much revolve around the age at which our daughters can be encouraged to cover up, but rather, it entails a deeper intention to demonise the 'hijab', as an Islamic attire, to the young as well as to the old who maybe nurturing doubts and lax attitudes in their minds. Folks who are in a liberal comfort zone. The hippies wanna be of the day. Ah they are called the agnostics or the questioners . Girls are not required to cover up because their bodies have reached a 'cawro' age, but in fact, the requirement is in line with preparation for the girl to achieve a transition into an adulthood that conforms with Islamic commandments. The mistakes many families, mostly those who's faith is really, and I mean really LAX, make is that they deploy the lame excuse of saying 'let the girls develop into wearing the hijab' instead of assisting them to do so.

We've become too liberal to turn back. To the point where we argument issues and rulings that were as clear as day light before. Waxaad ka dheeftaan!

Alloow Libinta Noo Sahal. Aamiin!

^Lol. I guess he didn't like his cat-impressions though he's got a mustache for it! .

Hello MsDD The rest of you, vamous!

nuue, I do! Last week I re-watched an old classic called 'Yaarana' staring Amitabh Bachchan, about friendship. I found it enchanting. Philosophically, it was a highly optimistic concept of friendship, which borders on utopianism . Good watch though. I can't stand movies on love, though.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7dSgjowGSHw

My faking blender is broken so I can't. Now, that's a good girl .

Ibti, waa waxaan afka la soo marin karayn . Inaga daa walaaleey.

^I agree with you for the first time. PS: Lol@the link. Post Rory, Bremner, and Bird's version of Bush. They know how to take the micky of him, inventing and witty mispronunciations. LOl.

^Lol. You need some lessons then .

Lol, Ibti. Just fuleys, huh? Clever bunch. Lol@maqiiq. Oo ma London underground-oo aad ciriiri isugu maqiiqdid baa? Besides, gabar laysku maqiiqaa talow iyadu maxay tahay? PS: Don't use that word (maqiiq) again. It has other meanings . PPS: Cadaan, apologies sxb. For hijacking the topic.

It was expected, almost. But what's up with D. Davies? Does he think this issue's popularity with the commons would also be the same with the voters? He's gambling and he may pay for it dearly. Tories got balls lately, ma is tiraahdeen?

^Faraxs ran from her, iyaah? How about you?

Has it come to this now?

Err no thank you . Just concerned with the 'natural' being seen as a disadvantage. It's odd and distasteful. But I speak unknowing of the patient's pain.

^Hakuu macaato Yaabka. I've watched coming to America for the thousand's time xalay. Lily, smoker? No I never smoked in my life.

^Reduce what? Doesn't that have major side effects?