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Sheikh Mustafa
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Postby Sheikh Mustafa » Tue Jun 18, 2013 1:01 pm
It would be like Just being in a mosque. Everybody doing their thing side by Side. You don't worry about your neighbours qabil but just how nice he treats you. You don't worry about a leader's qabil but how convincing his arguments are. You can leave anywhere In Somalia without Fear and with Dignity.
Is there anything worst horta that affects uneducated People without qabil? I used to be so dellusional to think Only Uneducated People are the qabilests. To my Surprised, the most reknown Profs in Somalia came out supporting qabils.
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dynamic
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Postby dynamic » Tue Jun 18, 2013 1:08 pm
it may take a generation to mitigate the disruptive effects of tribalism , things such as a national curriculum with a emphasis of all the bad sectarian tribalism has done not only to Somalis but humans in general may help. But we do not live in a vacuum , family , media etc will dash what little progress we make in educating the young.
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