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Soomaaliweyn ha noolato
Does anyone know who started this balaayo? 
The fact that people are starting to believe that Somalis abandoned their original culture to 'become Arabs' has to be a psyop.
You see Dhaanto festivals in the diaspora. Somali traditional music is still being created, and I have yet to see a Somali creating a song in Arabic Scale or with heavy Middle Eastern influence.
Here's a modern rendition of a beautiful old Somali song with traditional instruments:
Somali is the majority language with Somali equivalents for every Arabic, Italian, and English loan word.
Somalis dress in Dirac, baati, macawiis, hoos guunti, guuntino etc++ whenever I'm at home I'm in my baati the whole time. Even old attire is being brought back e.g. Jubbad (mind you, this has been continuously worn, just not on a large scale e.g. by Somali Sufis and Sultans).
Here are some websites to support Somali cultural attire:
Dirac :https://www.soutelier.com/?srsltid=AfmBOooPnhmF9Zi1k5Fns-kr69GPaHSLQ5JBDglZXNJNe7K_zPMul8Jq
Modern inspiration of Hido iyo Dhaqan: https://dhaqancollection.com/
Jubbads: https://sabrstyles.com/ and https://21stcenturysultan.com/
Somalis eat Somali cuisine and take part in nomadic traditions. This video is only 7 years old:
There's so much more, but I wish this site would show more appreciation and spread more positivity about our dhaqan
The fact that people are starting to believe that Somalis abandoned their original culture to 'become Arabs' has to be a psyop.You see Dhaanto festivals in the diaspora. Somali traditional music is still being created, and I have yet to see a Somali creating a song in Arabic Scale or with heavy Middle Eastern influence.
Here's a modern rendition of a beautiful old Somali song with traditional instruments:
Somali is the majority language with Somali equivalents for every Arabic, Italian, and English loan word.
Somalis dress in Dirac, baati, macawiis, hoos guunti, guuntino etc++ whenever I'm at home I'm in my baati the whole time. Even old attire is being brought back e.g. Jubbad (mind you, this has been continuously worn, just not on a large scale e.g. by Somali Sufis and Sultans).
Here are some websites to support Somali cultural attire:
Dirac :https://www.soutelier.com/?srsltid=AfmBOooPnhmF9Zi1k5Fns-kr69GPaHSLQ5JBDglZXNJNe7K_zPMul8Jq
Modern inspiration of Hido iyo Dhaqan: https://dhaqancollection.com/
Jubbads: https://sabrstyles.com/ and https://21stcenturysultan.com/
Somalis eat Somali cuisine and take part in nomadic traditions. This video is only 7 years old:
There's so much more, but I wish this site would show more appreciation and spread more positivity about our dhaqan
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if so this ain’t helping your case omfggg that’s so crazy I AINT NEVER seen a Somali that pale, she a whole female Michael Jackson I didn’t know that was even POSSIBLE…. the bleaching epidemic gotta be crazy 
