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My cousins blog. Pretty nice, Masha'Allah. She left Canada and volunteered back in Hargeisa.

http://www.thehornofafrica.blogspot.com/


Very good read

Noble why not follow her footsteps and go Preach the diin to the Motherland, im sure u get tired of preaching to W13 Faaraxs

Really Nice...This old man in my neighborhood used to say "cinda'llah maa yatheec" yacni, that which is with Allah always remains. Your cousin is doing a very good thing, May Allah reward her for it in abundance

some of the photos are broken though or maybe it was just me, especially the part about the uncle's (aun) funeral

Mansha Allaah very inspirational young lady. I'm also planning to undertake a similar project Insha Alaah & reading her blog kinda put things in perspective for me

Thanks man, it was a great read

mashallah, great read

Noble why not follow her footsteps and go Preach the diin to the Motherland, im sure u get tired of preaching to W13 Faaraxs

Walahi i'm looking to take an extended break to learn the deen back home. . Saxib W13 is where the heart lies man.

Man I can't wait till she updates the blog, I read all her entries in one sitting.

Really Nice...This old man in my neighborhood used to say "cinda'llah maa yatheec" yacni, that which is with Allah always remains. Your cousin is doing a very good thing, May Allah reward her for it in abundance

some of the photos are broken though or maybe it was just me, especially the part about the uncle's (aun) funeral

Yeah I noticed some of the photos were broken as well.

I ordered sambuusas and tea for the teachers to enjoy during our break. Afterwards, apparently thinking have a lot of money, the teachers subsequently made weird requests, including new memory cards and khat. I learned that even when you work for free, nothing is free in Hargeisa.

Typical Somalis

^


Great blog, I enjoyed seeing the pics and reading her experience

mashallah, God bless her heart.

Beyond my shock at these theatrics, my teenaged cousin who attends a local high school told me that it is not uncommon for girls to bring mini-blades, used to sharpen pencils, to school in preparation for a fight.

Is that you?

Nah far from a teenager and I don't reside in Hargeisa

Beyond my shock at these theatrics, my teenaged cousin who attends a local high school told me that it is not uncommon for girls to bring mini-blades, used to sharpen pencils, to school in preparation for a fight.

Is that you?

That brings back bad college memories...
And dont forget the baasbaas.. Uff girls are heartless


Anyway inshaaAllah I'll read it when I have time.. The blog looks nice though..

Mashallah