What a queen mashallah, she never said one lie
Somali QUEEN Advocates Against Further Arabization Of Our People
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What a queen mashallah, she never said one lie
What Somali can't pronounce Arabic names? Every consonant in that language is in ours. I've seen this with some West African Muslims, doe. Girl went by "Hawa" and pronounced exactly like that. I looked at an Arab friend once and said "Why give her a name she can't pronounce?" nacalaa. But anyway, I hope to see a resurgence in maryoole names like mine but I doubt it will be so. 
The alchemist
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98% of Arabic names Somalis name their children are Muslims derived. I have never met Somalis named Rami, Maher, Fadi, etc.
Paris, IstanbulI wonder what she would think of Somalis who name their kids Barlin and Ingelan
Man, something about unabashedly nationalistic and proud Somali women just does it for me.
Don't fall for the ajanabi meme wayrada, Halimos are where it's at
Don't fall for the ajanabi meme wayrada, Halimos are where it's at
All the south asians that can’t pronounce Saddiq with the qalqalah and say Saddik.What Somali can't pronounce Arabic names? Every consonant in that language is in ours. I've seen this with some West African Muslims, doe. Girl went by "Hawa" and pronounced exactly like that. I looked at an Arab friend once and said "Why give her a name she can't pronounce?" nacalaa. But anyway, I hope to see a resurgence in maryoole names like mine but I doubt it will be so.
I thought Baarlin was an actual somali name???I wonder what she would think of Somalis who name their kids Barlin and Ingelan
Actually they do:
Aaliyah, Amal, Amina, Leyla, Amira, Hiba/o, Yasmeen, Sara, Iman,
These names sound common to me.
but it’s rare for Males.
Idilinaa
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Lmaao you are right it actually is a real Somali female name. I had to look it up just to be sure
Literature of Somali Onomastics & Proverbs with Comparison of Foreign Sayings
Abstract: Personal names and nicknames provide an important component of Somali cultural identity. They reach across regional, geographical and national boundaries and extend identity from the Cushitic to the Muslim world. Somali names, like its language itself, provide their bearers with a...
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Well i stand corrected.
Somalis did it first. Berlin copied usLmaao you are right it actually is a real Somali female name. I had to look it up just to be sure
Literature of Somali Onomastics & Proverbs with Comparison of Foreign Sayings
Abstract: Personal names and nicknames provide an important component of Somali cultural identity. They reach across regional, geographical and national boundaries and extend identity from the Cushitic to the Muslim world. Somali names, like its language itself, provide their bearers with a...books.google.com.au
Well i stand corrected.
Idilinaa
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Somalis did it first. Berlin copied us
Loool if you look at the name Baarliin and Berlin aren't even related. Baarliin means lime-coloured eyelashes, is a name given to a girl with lime coloured eyelashes at birth apparently
A certified Hooyo Mataalo mistake
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good point. its more common in gabdho. to be fair its not like rare for male but its still seen.
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sadly they are very hard to come byMan, something about unabashedly nationalistic and proud Somali women just does it for me.
Don't fall for the ajanabi meme wayrada, Halimos are where it's at
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good point. its more common in gabdho. to be fair its not like rare for male but its still seen.
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Modern Somalis like talking without substance.
Somalia is less Arabised today than it was in 1960. For instance, during the kacaan, three of the most popular newspapers were in Arabic.
Somalis love screaming about Arabisation but fail to realise that a stable Somalia will inevitably become more Arabised as we are in the Arab political sphere.
Just as how pre-1991 Somalia was more Arabised than today, a post-AS Somalia will be more Arabised than today.
You’re going to see Majid-Al-Futtaim owned Carrefours and shopping malls in Somalia as well as Arab petrol stations offering subsidised fuel.
Somalia is less Arabised today than it was in 1960. For instance, during the kacaan, three of the most popular newspapers were in Arabic.
Somalis love screaming about Arabisation but fail to realise that a stable Somalia will inevitably become more Arabised as we are in the Arab political sphere.
Just as how pre-1991 Somalia was more Arabised than today, a post-AS Somalia will be more Arabised than today.
You’re going to see Majid-Al-Futtaim owned Carrefours and shopping malls in Somalia as well as Arab petrol stations offering subsidised fuel.
How are you a retarded nationalist for saying Somalis should take Somali names over non-muslim arabic names?
Somali-Arab, the audacity to call sane people retarded when you are completely mindfucked
