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Black Magic?

Postby sexy-kitten » Fri Oct 23, 2009 9:46 am

Do we really believe in that? You know how kids talk a little too much and they say things that they're not supposed to?.... Well, this kid came up to me, and he says "Anaga gurigeena mingis aa laga shidaa"

You're prolly wondering, who the hell is this kid? Well, I sometimes tutor my nephew's friend and their neighbors. Among those neighbors, are a family who has been in the States for only like 9 months... When I was helping them with their homework, the kid goes "Anaga gurigeen mingis.." His older brother got pissed and said "Waraa adiga wax walba waa iska sheege, hooyo waxee noo sheegto waa iska sheege, nacas yahoow"

So here is my question lol... Is mingis related to black magic? Is it gray magic or white magic? I know about this topic, but I don't know as much as others.
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Re: Black Magic?

Postby Jamac_Yare » Fri Oct 23, 2009 9:48 am

WTF is Mingiis

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Re: Black Magic?

Postby peace- » Fri Oct 23, 2009 9:50 am

i dont believe in fair tales

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Re: Black Magic?

Postby sexy-kitten » Fri Oct 23, 2009 9:51 am

It's some sort of habaar, I guess... That's why I'm tryna learn a little more about it. I guess you don't know what it is either... :clap: I'm not the only one!

peace- I didn't ask you if you believed in it... I just asked what it was. :mrgreen:

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Re: Black Magic?

Postby Real_1 » Fri Oct 23, 2009 9:52 am

never heard of mingis in my life black magic is very real tho it used to be heavy in somalia a long time ago before coastal somalis still practice it are these ppl reer hamar or jareer?

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Re: Black Magic?

Postby sexy-kitten » Fri Oct 23, 2009 9:54 am

Real_1 wrote:never heard of mingis in my life black magic is very real tho it used to be heavy in somalia a long time ago before coastal somalis still practice it are these ppl reer hamar or jareer?


They have hamari accent lol and they don't look jareer... When he told me about what they practice in their house, I kinda freaked out... But, I heard of "mingis" before... I asked my mom a while ago, and the only explanation she gave me was "Waa black magic..."
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Re: Black Magic?

Postby AbdiWahab252 » Fri Oct 23, 2009 9:55 am

Segsi K,

Stay away from those shenanigans. Mingis occurs to women who believe they are possessed by a spirit :down:

As for Magic, I don't believe or disbelieve it.

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Re: Black Magic?

Postby sexy-kitten » Fri Oct 23, 2009 9:57 am

AbdiWahab252 wrote:Segsi K,

Stay away from those shenanigans. Mingis occurs to women who believe they are possessed by a spirit :down:

As for Magic, I don't believe or disbelieve it.


Yo, Wallahi I freaked out when he told me about it.. He's only 8 ka waran? So is mingis supposed to be lit candles, and beating the woman until she's undemonized? lol :|

I always saw that shit on TV, never thought I'd actually meet 'em.
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Re: Black Magic?

Postby Jamac_Yare » Fri Oct 23, 2009 9:57 am

sexy K horta i know somalis (konfuurta espically) do some magic like voodoo type where they have to touch the victim hand or body or clothing or something like that laakin habar kaa ilahay baa shaqo ku leeh

but magic exsists

can you describe what they practise

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Re: Black Magic?

Postby AbdiWahab252 » Fri Oct 23, 2009 9:59 am

Segsi K,

My Ex's eedo used to do it and they are from Bari.

Basically, they play music until the woman goes into a trance and beatings etc occur. Never seen one at all.

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Re: Black Magic?

Postby AbdiWahab252 » Fri Oct 23, 2009 9:59 am

Jamac_Yare wrote:sexy K horta i know somalis (konfuurta espically) do some magic like voodoo type where they have to touch the victim hand or body or clothing or something like that laakin habar kaa ilahay baa shaqo ku leeh

but magic exsists

can you describe what they practise



Jamac,

We call that "Shukaansi". You qaldans need to step up your game.

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Re: Black Magic?

Postby Real_1 » Fri Oct 23, 2009 10:00 am

lol i would definetly stay away from them if i were you those witch ppl might turn you into some sort of animal or something if u get on their bad side

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Re: Black Magic?

Postby Queen_Arawello » Fri Oct 23, 2009 10:02 am

I believe in black magic/sixir..close relatives of mine have been victims..it exists wallahi..

The following evidence
from the Qur'an and Sunnah has asserted this ruling.


Allah says: 'And indeed they knew that the buyers of it (magic) would have no
share in the Hereafter. And how bad indeed was that for which they sold their
own selves, if they but knew.' [The Qur'an 2:102]


Abu Hurairah, radhiallahu anhu, related that 'The Prophet, sallallahu alayhe wa
sallam, said: 'Avoid seven most dangerous things.' The Companions asked: 'O
Messenger of Allah! What are these things' He, sallallahu alayhe wa sallam,
answered: 'Making anyone or any thing a partner of Allah; practicing magic;
killing a living being whose life has been declared sacred by Allah without
justification; practicing usury; misappropriating the property of an orphan;
running away from the infidels in a battle; and slandering chaste, innocent,
believing women.' (Bukhari and Muslim)

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Re: Black Magic?

Postby Jamac_Yare » Fri Oct 23, 2009 10:02 am

AbdiWahab252 wrote:

Jamac,

We call that "Shukaansi". You qaldans need to step up your game.



AW252 your Hawiye your idea of shukansii is Raping a woman

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Re: Black Magic?

Postby sexy-kitten » Fri Oct 23, 2009 10:04 am

Jamac_Yare wrote:sexy K horta i know somalis (konfuurta espically) do some magic like voodoo type where they have to touch the victim hand or body or clothing or something like that laakin habar kaa ilahay baa shaqo ku leeh

but magic exsists

can you describe what they practise



I don't know what they practice... As soon as the 8 yr old told me, the 11 yr old got all deffensive and started going off on his lil bro. I don't wanna ask the 8 yr old...

What if he tells his mom I've been asking her son about mingis and she comes and sixir me... Nah' I'm good... Don't ask, don't tell policy doesn't only apply to dykes.

AW, lol oh shit... Is mingis the only witch shit we have in Somalia? Or do we have other sixir? It really got me interested to know more about the darker side of Somalia lol.

Queen Arwa, lol you're creeping me out! Oh em gee! Can you tell me more about this unspoken topic?


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