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How do you marry your personal identity/Somali identity

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Re: How do you marry your personal identity/Somali identity

Postby Firefly » Sun Apr 19, 2015 10:33 am

Good alxamdulillah, it's good to see people make an appearance, feels like old times :mrgreen:

How have you been? Quite a few people left and those who haven't changed their names (you can do that now) so it's hard to know who is who
Yes, it does. I miss our banters in the Women's section, lol. Any of the other sisters around?

I've been great alhamdulillah. You can change your name? Pretty cool. I guess some people might be hiding under new aliases lol, in that respect not much has changed huh.. :lol:

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Re: How do you marry your personal identity/Somali identity

Postby BlackVelvet » Sun Apr 19, 2015 10:48 am

Good alxamdulillah, it's good to see people make an appearance, feels like old times :mrgreen:

How have you been? Quite a few people left and those who haven't changed their names (you can do that now) so it's hard to know who is who
Yes, it does. I miss our banters in the Women's section, lol. Any of the other sisters around?

I've been great alhamdulillah. You can change your name? Pretty cool. I guess some people might be hiding under new aliases lol, in that respect not much has changed huh.. :lol:
No it hasn't people will always want a new dirac. Had one as well for a while :lol:

Warsan is still around, Helwaa, Foxxy came back for a little while, Zuli, Ismahan, WestLondon as you can see Basra :lol:

MSS is kinda dead but still there

You lost me at "Individualism" Somalis do not know the concept of individualism. They identify as a group, either Clan or Islam. Individualism is a western privilege concept. Someone who is westernized and is civilized is an individual! :eat:
You have a point but since a few of were born in the West and the rest spent a good portion of their lives here it may be fair to assume that some of their nuances have become our own

I think most Somalis under the age of 30 can relate to this. Those of us approaching 40 or past it are less likely to understand the conflict the dhalinyaro face

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Re: How do you marry your personal identity/Somali identity

Postby salool » Sun Apr 19, 2015 12:20 pm

My qabiil is written on little piece of paper my father gave me when i turned 20.I cant be bothered memorizing all those odays names.Hooyadayna keedana sheekadisaba daa.In my family home at this age cidi qabiil ma so hadal qaado.That piece paperkana qabiilkaygu ku qoran yahyna waxaan so saara uun markaan wadanki oo socda si aan oo fahamu uun afarta i shaxaadaya waxa ay yehiin.Basically i dont give a shit...whats important is SOMALI MA TAHAY? SALAADA MA TUKATA? ka bacdi tawakal cala Allah. :up:

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Re: How do you marry your personal identity/Somali identity

Postby YummyMummy » Sun Apr 19, 2015 12:51 pm

My qabiil is written on little piece of paper my father gave me when i turned 20.I cant be bothered memorizing all those odays names.Hooyadayna keedana sheekadisaba daa.In my family home at this age cidi qabiil ma so hadal qaado.That piece paperkana qabiilkaygu ku qoran yahyna waxaan so saara uun markaan wadanki oo socda si aan oo fahamu uun afarta i shaxaadaya waxa ay yehiin.Basically i dont give a shit...whats important is SOMALI MA TAHAY? SALAADA MA TUKATA? ka bacdi tawakal cala Allah. :up:
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Re: How do you marry your personal identity/Somali identity

Postby BlackVelvet » Sun Apr 19, 2015 1:44 pm

MashaAllah Salool :up:

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Re: How do you marry your personal identity/Somali identity

Postby SiennaEarth » Sun Apr 19, 2015 2:14 pm

To me being Somali is like the fact that my hair is black. It doesn't influence my life in any way at all.


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