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Hiiran administration bans Arabic writing in buisinesses

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Re: Hiiran administration bans Arabic writing in buisinesses

Postby TheblueNwhite » Sat Apr 28, 2012 8:41 pm

Both ASWJ and Dooxada Shabelle were fighting Al Shabaab inside Hiiran before the Ethiopians arrived. :idea:

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Re: Hiiran administration bans Arabic writing in buisinesses

Postby Adali » Sun Apr 29, 2012 9:03 am

Voltage and others argue let the business have the freedom to choose, if we go along with this, don't you know that you will then invite all hell ?? Swahili, Arabic, Amharic, I do not want to see these languages in my country goddammit. I want to see what I can read and understand and what was created by a Somali for Somalis, that is our written Somali script, IT IS A MATTER OF PRIDE AND SELF PRESERVATION.

Now I do not support how it happened, it should me more democratic etc etc, but then again this should be one of the most fundamental principles of any federal state, to preserve the Somali identity.

I don't normally agree with the likes of TheblueNwhite, but the opposition to this ban have no argument, they are just emotional leftist with no sound reasoning behind their calaacal.

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Re: Hiiran administration bans Arabic writing in buisinesses

Postby Alphanumeric » Sun Apr 29, 2012 9:16 am

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Well I am very proud to say I agree with your libertarian doctrine that says government should have no role dictating to private enterprise what language they can use on their signs, I don't get what your confusion is between my posts.

My first post is about acknowledging difference. My second post is about how to respect that difference. For example I support strengthening Arabic in Somalia but I do not believe in at it at the expense of Somali like Shabaab does. As a result I believe the government and constitution should respect my wishes while making sure to respect BV's by making sure to protect Somali as well. The difference is they will like to limit my choice, I am for protecting all of our choices.
Why should Arabic become an educational requirement? Why should its presence be standardized and "strengthened"? Somalis are not Arab nor Arabic-speakers. Its use should be limited to choice.

Your posts conflict. One advocates for freedom, while the other implies force.

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Re: Hiiran administration bans Arabic writing in buisinesses

Postby Executive » Sun Apr 29, 2012 10:05 am

Executive they forbid any arabic sign to exist, and all Arabic signs have to be removed within 3months. If it was something as simple of having Somali signs up, they could just say that without removing the arabic.

As far as I know It has nothing to do with small private shops and so on. Its the signs in the sites which mark things like the main market. This stuff Al-Shabab imposed on the people.

I never expected a Suufi to defend Al-Shabab's work in Beledweyne :lol: Just look at Argaadi Beledweyne, they even covered the Somali flag in black.


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Re: Hiiran administration bans Arabic writing in buisinesses

Postby SultanOrder » Sun Apr 29, 2012 10:47 am


B/weyne: HN: Goobaha ganacsiga ee xiligii Shabaab lagu xardhay tabeelayaal ku qoran afka carabiga ayaa waxaa amar lagu siiyey in mudo 3-maalmood gudahood ku tir tiraan.

Amarkan oo ka soo baxay xafiiska dowlada hoose ee maamulka Hiiraan ayaa lagu sheegay in aay mamnuuc tahay in waxaan Af-somali ahayn lagu qoro tabeelayaasha goobaha ganacsiga iyo mehradaha kalaba.
Xiligii Al-shabaab ka talinayeen magaalada ayaa waxaa mamnuuc ahaa in af aan Carabi ahayn lagu qoro tabeelayaasha, taasoo dad badan ku qasabtay inay bedelaan tabeelayaashii Af-Somaliga ku qornaa.
Executive it is the small shops and their centers. I don't agree with Alshabab, and I don't agree with the hiiraan aministration. This is the first of it's kind where I heard Somalis saying no to Arabic language, when they have a special place for it since it is the language of the Quran. I really see no reason for them to force people to not have arabic, like it is a big deal. :lol:


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