Very stylish. Do Somali men have traditional clothing like this? Excuse my ignorance plz.
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Very stylish. Do Somali men have traditional clothing like this? Excuse my ignorance plz.
Today I saw a lot of MENA traditional attire all over the place in my ethic ghetto. Lots of people dressed up for eid.
kkk they went out to take pictures and ran back inside to post it on social media with some cringy caption
One thing i've noticed at Eid prayers is that everyone proudly wears their traditional/ethnic clothing. I've seen the North Africans/Berbers wear their djellaba/aselham; South Asians wear their Shalwar kameez; Arabs wear their Jubba Thwab & so forth. However, Somalis only ever wear Arab clothing for the most part & too a lesser extent Western Clothing at Eid Prayer.Today I saw a lot of MENA traditional attire all over the place in my ethic ghetto. Lots of people dressed up for eid.
spot on we don't want to get any darkerTurks love to chill out outdoors in large groups when there is good weather. Almost never see Somalis do that. Somalis seem to gather indoors.
One thing i've noticed at Eid prayers is that everyone proudly wears their traditional/ethnic clothing. I've seen the North Africans/Berbers wear their djellaba/aselham; South Asians wear their Shalwar kameez; Arabs wear their Jubba Thwab & so forth. However, Somalis only ever wear Arab clothing for the most part & too a lesser extent Western Clothing at Eid Prayer.
look at the camel toe thats bonerLook what I found under the replies boys
I was wondering why, so I asked my friend who wears arab clothes, he said it is sunnah- he is ver religious-, asked him how it is sunnah , stood silent for seconds then said: whatever mateOne thing i've noticed at Eid prayers is that everyone proudly wears their traditional/ethnic clothing. I've seen the North Africans/Berbers wear their djellaba/aselham; South Asians wear their Shalwar kameez; Arabs wear their Jubba Thwab & so forth. However, Somalis only ever wear Arab clothing for the most part & too a lesser extent Western Clothing at Eid Prayer.
The chest got all my attentionlook at the camel toe thats boner
The chest got all my attention
Shit happens
Folks like him have a brain of a vegetable.I was wondering why, so I asked my friend who wears arab clothes, he said it is sunnah- he is ver religious-, asked him how it is sunnah , stood silent for seconds then said: whatever mate
you dig niggas pulling up to the musjd like this?One thing i've noticed at Eid prayers is that everyone proudly wears their traditional/ethnic clothing. I've seen the North Africans/Berbers wear their djellaba/aselham; South Asians wear their Shalwar kameez; Arabs wear their Jubba Thwab & so forth. However, Somalis only ever wear Arab clothing for the most part & too a lesser extent Western Clothing at Eid Prayer.
Is that the first thing you look in a men BasraWhy do they look delicate tho? I don't sense any sex energy from them
At least he didn't said he is banu hashimFolks like him have a brain of a vegetable.
She can breastfeed an entire villageLook what I found under the replies boys
I think it's 20% Arabic loanwords, include some extra percentage from Indo-European and some minor shit from neighboring languages and aggregate to maybe 30%.The Somali language is something like 30% Arabic (vocabulary). It's so bad that I even understand what Arabs are talking about sometimes without ever having learned Arabic.
Is Arabic in line with or close to the global borrowing rate? I heard they heavily borrowed Persian words from the ancient times all they way through to the Islamic conquest of Iran which saw a larger influx of Persian words enter the Arabic lexicon.I think it's 20% Arabic loanwords, include some extra percentage from Indo-European and some minor shit from neighboring languages and aggregate to maybe 30%.
The average global borrowing rate is 25.2%, and it varies a lot, e.g. English 43%, Berber 53%, Mandarin 2%, Japanese 36%, Indonesian 35%, which put us in an okay position.