If she raises her hands ,,,, Nobody can resist ,, that is all i know ,,, and it is not good in Ramadan ,,

It is the only thing i miss ,,,,,,,,,, there rest are managable ,,,,

Can that "interpreter" be trusted ?? ,,,, Like This: Sharif: Asalam Alaykum Ayuhal ikhwa wal akhawaat Translator: Fouck you all bloody amaricans Sharif: Anaa hunaa liuhanni'akum calal fursa al-dahabiya allatii wallatii utiixat lii li-aqifa hunaa amaamakum kara'iisin lisoomaal. Translator: I can't believe i'm here in front of the american dogs and donkeys loosing my faith. Sharif: Al-soomaal taxtaaj liddacm al caalami litaqifa calaa rijlayhaa marratan ukhraa Tranlator: Somlis don't need you at all ,, all they need is our warlords and those extremists who can bring peace to the country.

women should not raise their hands waaryaa ,,,, ma inuu ragga soonku ka jabaad rabtaa ? ,,,,

looooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooool@Inaan sida jinka 6 isdaba dhigo ayaan rabaa Armaad ka badisaaba ,,,,

Which language is he going to speak tolow ,,,, I'm sure they don't speak Arabic ,,,

Awliyo-marqaantay.ne t

You don't have to go back to a 6 years old thread ,,,,,

Originally posted by nuune: Junduq Bacral Qodyaab Garbuul Cantoosh Yamool Waa magacyadii Jinka ,,,,,,,,,,,,,

I was so pissed off when this guy called me "Adeero" the other day. How da hell can a grown up 20 years old man call me ADEERO bal ?? ,, am I that old ?? I love daughters believe me ,,,,,, they're so kind and make you happy.

Congrats Juxa ,,,,,,,, Soon you will be a grandma believe me ,,, adigoo sidaa u soo taagan ,,

what are your plans now ,,,,,,,,,,, I'll do the same thing I used to do over the years ,,,, go to the prayers then sleep the whole day.

It is just around the corner sxb ,,,,,,,,,, We can talk about Eid Plans ,,,,,,,,, and so on

"Anigu hada ka mid maaha dowlad ku sheega Shariif Sheekh Ahmed,waxaan ka tirsanahay Isbaheysiga dib u xoreynta dalka ee Asmara ,waxaan u madax ahay garabka colaada diidan,waloow Hassan Dahir Aweys noo yahay Gudoomiye oo xilka qaadis lagu sameeyn,hadana waxaan hadalkeeyga aan eexda lahayn u jeedinayaa taageerada aan u hayo Somaliland

Siyaasigga Hussein Mohamed Caydiid oo mudo ka aamusnaa dhacdooyinka ka aloosan koofurta Somalia iyo isqabqabsiga ka dhaxeeya garabyada ku dagaalamaya ayaa markii ugu horeysay wuxuu ka hadlay khilaaf siyaasadeedka sababay rabshadaha ee Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland. " Khilaafka siyaasadeed iyo isla qabweyninka madaxda garabyada Somaliland,waxaa gadaal ka taagan,oo ku lugleh,Interpeace,Et hiopia iyo Al-Shabaab sedexduna waxay ka leeyihiin dano dhaqaale iyo mid siyaasadeed"ayuu yiri Hussein Caydiid. Eng Hussein Aideed wuxuu xusay in Xisbiga talada haya ee Xukumadda Reyaale ay sacab u tumeeyso Ethiopia oo la saaxiiba,kana biyo diidsan inay talada Somaliland qabtaan Xisbiyada Mucaaradka halka Shir gudoonka Golaha Wakiiladda iyo Madaxda Xisbiyada Mucaaradkana ay kala fulinayaan danaha Interpeace iyo Al-Shabaab. " Ethiopia waxay qabtaa cabsi badan hadii talada Somaliland la wareegaan Mucaaradka,waxay Xulufadda Dahir Reyaale ku dhiirigelinee inay tooda meelmarsadaan,waxay siineeysaa balanqaad dhinaca Melleteriga hadii xaajada xumaato,halka Hay'ada Interpeace oo la rumeeysan yahay inay lacagahii doorashada musuqmaasuqday oo ku maqan yihiin ay ka shaqeeyneyso sidii loo ridi lahaa Xukumadda Reyaale ka yahay Madaxweynaha,taasna waxay u mareeysaa Mucaaradka iyo Gudoonka Wakiilada,oo ay ku beerlaxawsanee inay la saaxiib tahay,marka la eego dhinaca kalena kooxda Al-Shabaab waxay ku lug leedahay xiisadaha Somaliland,waxaana jirta in gudoonka Wakiiladda Somaliland qaarkood meesha lacag ka sameeynayaan oo ku dhegan yihiin sidii loo meelmarin lahaa Mashaariicda ganacsi ee ay ka heeystaan Al-Shabaab iyo Interpeace"ayuu yiri Eng Caydiid oo dhinaca kale xusay inuu isaga ka mid yahay siyaasiyiinta reer koofureed ,kana niyad xun sida maskaxda shisheeye ugu shaqeeysanee hogaamiyeyaasha Somaliland. "Marka aan leeyahay gudoonka baarlamaanka ganacsi ayey sameeynayaan oo waxay ku jiraan baayac mushtar aysan ogeyn faa'idada Mustaqbalka dhaw kaga imaan karto,waxaan kala jeedaa in sandareero yar ka qaateen Interpeace iyo Al-Shabaab,hadii xitaa Interpeace tan ay ka qaateen si toosa loo siiyay,tan Al-Shabaab waxay ka helayaan ganacsato ama shaqsiyaad isku sheegaya Wadaado,oo doonayo in dalka Somaliland loogu kala baxo qabiilo kadibna ay meel cad ka qaataan ,tusaale waqtigii doorashada ayey qaraxyo la beegsadeen,hada markii doorashadii kale dhaweed wuxuu Amiirkooda soo saaray fariin ka dhana xasiloonida Somaliland"ayuu yiri siyaasiga Hussein Caydiid oo Madaxweyne Reyaale iyo garabkiisa siyaasadeed kula taliyay inay iska iloobaan ka shidaal qaadashada Xukumada Melles Zenawi,xoogana saaraan sidii ay kalsoonida shacabka ku hanan lahaayeen. Wuxuu Hussein Caydiid ugu baaqay shacabka Somaliland inay cadalaada u hiiliyaan,kana waantoobaan tilaabo kasto oo cadawgooda farxadgelin karto. "Anigu hada ka mid maaha dowlad ku sheega Shariif Sheekh Ahmed,waxaan ka tirsanahay Isbaheysiga dib u xoreynta dalka ee Asmara ,waxaan u madax ahay garabka colaada diidan,waloow Hassan Dahir Aweys noo yahay Gudoomiye oo xilka qaadis lagu sameeyn,hadana waxaan hadalkeeyga aan eexda lahayn u jeedinayaa taageerada aan u hayo Somaliland,sida taariikhda ku qorana,waxaa hore shacabka reer Somaliland loogu geeystay xasuuq,hada waxaa jira dad badan oo ka xun horumarkooda,sidaas darteed waa in madaxdooda ogaadaan in koofurta ay la degtay NGO,maskax ajnabi ku shaqeeyn,isla qabweynin iyo awood shisheeye isku haleeyn"ayuu hadalkiisa ku koobay Hussein Mohamed Aideed,oo Waagacusub.com siinayay wareeysi isagoo ku nasanaya guri uu ka degan yahay Magaalada London ee Dalka Ingiriiska. Hadalka Hussein Aideed ee ku wajahan shacabka Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland ayaa ka dhigan midkii ugu cuslaa ee siyaasi u dhashay koofurta Somalia ku dhaliilo madaxda Somaliland.

hello trollers ,,,,,,,,,,,, seems like another hot sunny day here ,,,,,, waiting for the day i start my morning coffee.

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ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (CDN) — A convert from Islam in Somalia's self-declared state of Somaliland has been jailed for distributing Christian materials, and another is on the run from both family members and police upset over his new faith. Christian sources said Somaliland native Osman Nour Hassan was arrested on Aug. 3 for providing Christian literature in Pepsi village, on the outskirts of the breakaway region's capital city, Hargeisa. Promotion of any religion other than Islam in Somaliland is prohibited, contrary to international standards for religious freedom such as Article 18 of the U.N. Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Article 5(1-2) of the Somaliland constitution states that Islam is the state religion and prohibits the promotion of any other faith, according to the U.S. Department of State's 2008 International Religious Freedom Report, and Article 313 outlines penalties for Muslims who change their religion. Hassan was accused of providing Christian literature to a village Muslim boy, who later showed it to his family and friends. The boy's Muslim family reported the incident to the police, the sources said, leading to the arrest of the 29-year-old Hassan. He was taken to Hargeisa central police station. The arrest has upset underground Christians who see it as a muzzle on religious expression. They said other Muslim villagers had received Christian materials from Hassan and took no offense, and that Christian Ethiopian refugees in the area have distributed the same literature without problem. On Aug. 6, the Muslim family who accused Hassan met with his family and agreed that Islamic teachers, or sheikhs, should go to see him in jail to advise him on Islamic doctrine. Two sheikhs met him in the police station cell and implored him to stop spreading Christianity. "You are from an Islamic family, and therefore you should not disgrace or paint a bad image of the family," argued one of the sheikhs, according to a source who spoke with Hassan. In response, according to the source, Hassan told them that he had received the Christian materials as educational material for himself and for others who cared to read them, and that Jesus was his Savior. Convinced that Hassan had truly left Islam, and angered by his defiance, the sheikhs urged authorities to take him to the harsher conditions of a jail in Mandera, 60 kilometers (37 miles) away, but at press time Hassan was still incarcerated in Hargeisa. "His stand is that he is waiting for the coming of Issa [Jesus], just as the whole world is also waiting," said one neighbor. Somaliland, which is vying for international recognition as a nation, is bordered by the Gulf of Aden to the north, by Ethiopia to the southwest and by Djibouti to the northwest. Fleeing Somaliland Another Somaliland convert to Christianity, Mohamed G. Ali, is on the run from both authorities and family members. Ali has fled to neighboring Ethiopia, but the 27-year-old father of three said this will not be enough to deter relatives who seek to punish him for leaving Islam. He said relatives previously abducted his wife, who is expected to give birth to their fourth child within the next two weeks, and that they are again looking for ways to kidnap her as well as the children. The native of Hargeisa said he has already survived several attempts on his life by Muslim fanatics since becoming a Christian in 1998. Family members, close relatives within his tribe, the larger community and local officials have all done him harm, he said. He first came to Ethiopia in April 2002, subsequently marrying Fatumo Mohamed at the Church of the Nazarene. News of his Christian marriage circulated, preceding him upon his return to Hargeisa; soon after his arrival, he said, Muslim fanatics kidnapped his wife and demolished his house. Fatumo Mohamed remained captive for several months, later managing to escape and rejoin her husband. For more than three years, as they were displaced from the community and went into hiding, he faced open and official threats. When life became unbearably dangerous, they decided to flee to Ethiopia in August 2005. Speaking only in general terms to protect loved ones he left behind, Ali said Somaliland authorities were seeking him for reasons related to his Christian faith; other sources confirmed this. Even after he arrived in Ethiopia, Ali was sought by the Somaliland government, which published a notice on April 11, 2007 displaying his photo in two local Somaliland newspapers, Jamhuuriya and Maandeeq. The notice ordered him to appear before a district court within 30 days, saying failure to do so would result in stiff action being taken against him. That was just one more episode in a journey of faith that began when he broke his leg in 1996. Receiving treatment in Djibouti, he stayed with a close relative who told Ali the New Testament account of Jesus forgiving an adulterous woman brought for judgment. Amazed at Jesus forgiving the woman, Ali began researching Christianity; three years earlier, he had witnessed the stoning of five young women accused of committing adultery in Hargeisa. "At that point I failed to see the meaning of compassion in Islam," he said. "Many questions started coming to my mind - that not even a single person in the midst tried to call for compassion for the young ladies. I felt that it could have been even better to kill them with a gun than subjecting them to such inhumane killing." Ali, who is seeking asylum and has conveyed his security concerns to the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees, is struggling to meet the basic needs of the family - food, shelter, education and clothing - and he is facing an urgent health concern. For three years he has been living with a bone infection, he said, and the danger of paralysis is rising. Looking worried and frightened, and that without asylum he could lose his family as well as his life. "I will continue trusting in God's protection, for blessed are those who are persecuted for His sake," he said.

waa bilaa camal ,,

3- taageeradda dawliga ah sida ciidanka african ka ah kama dhigayso tfg unug gaalo cawaankeed'a ee wa arrin banaan oo culumaddu ka hadleen, sideedanna waxa cilaaqadda qeexa ahdaafta laga leeyahay. dhul islaam leeyahay in gaalo la dhaxalsiiyyo marna maaha ujeedadu, in diinta la jilciyyo ama musliminta la gumaystona meesha kuma jirto. haddaad falgalka lala falgalayyo hay'aadka caalamiga iyo nidaamka dawliga ah u aragto arrin dagaal wajibinaysana hadde waa masalo kale. Waa wareeey ,,, tanna waa ii dhinayd ,,,,

more money means more chaos ,,, everyone will try get some cash by organizing armed groups and criminal activities. Less money means slow but more into winning hearts and minds of people ,,,,,,,,,,,

The question is ,,,, to give it to who ??? ,,,

maxaad tidhi ?

And Somali officials say the C.I.A. will open a base in the old officer quarters near Mogadishu’s airport. They said three C.I.A. officers visited Villa Somalia in late August to discuss training Sheik Sharif’s struggling intelligence services.