I’m so jealous yet proud as a young Somali man who grew up in the west. I plan on going home (Bosaso) soon inshallah, this video brought me pride ngl this shit is beautiful. I pray that our brothers and sisters come together in order to build our beautiful country together, once again! Ameen!!
I grew up in the West too and I'm working on trying to bring our Sonali people back to our old spirituality and culture before we allowed civil war to destroy us and Arabs to steal our culture and replace it with theirs for the past couple thousand years. The Ancient texts in the great pyramids were left for US, their ancestors but instead these Arabs give us Islam and take everything else we already had.
@@thetruth1822 Look at how our Somali names are soo extinct. Proper Somali names like Sugal or just Somali names are soo few, everyone names their kids with Arab names. I love islam but a name doesn't make you more Muslim which is something the majority of our people believe in (may allah forgive me if i am wrong). If we lose our names, slowly disown our culture and traditions, there won't be a Somali identity anymore. We are literally one of the very few countries that neglected their names because it seems to be more religious, look at the likes of Khabib, he's a proper muslim (mashallah) but he doesn't necessarily have an arab name lol
@@whoistlovesburbrryshouldst186 exactly. Islam is our religion but our culture somali should also be preserved. As it was what our ancestors use to do.
I remember my childhood at Macag (between Ulxeed and milxo) close to Lasqoray, I used to know how the “Hana-Haybsan” dance before I move to join my family abroad, when I went back in 2015 they received me and my brother with dancing, felt so proud alhamdulilah, Somalia Culture is the best.
Inkastoo ciyaantan reer sanaag gaar u tahay hadana dad baa looga dabeyn jiray cimilada ay ku nool yahiin oo markasta barwaaqo ka dhigta iyo aroosyada oo ku badan. Midhishi ama xamaas iyo jiidale. Hadan bahashan laga tumin dadbaan trgiba jitin
@@sumaya6201 actually it's an original Dhulbahante dance, as well as Warsangali..hy copied from western Harti because they border us but this dance jaandheer mainly Dhulbahante are famous for it
@@Masalaawi you damiin foqol damiin this dance is known by all Darod and somalis to exclusively belong to Harti, especially Dhulbahante and warsangali , just like dhaanto belongs to ogadeen Just because a couple of hy are dancing jaandjeer, doesn't mean they crested it, these hy and any Isaaq that appropriate jaandheer, originally copied and stole this dance from dhuand warsangali Anyways you iidoor, kir kut kac, as if a lowly iidoorcould ever create anything, horaa loo yiri iidoor marfuush qaad ah helay waa majnuun falane
Waa gobol dadkiisu wakhti badan jiro marka loo eego soomaalida kale tusaale ahaan Togdheer dadku wax yar bay jiraan iskucelcelis 45-50 sano halka Sanaag dadkaas aad arkaysaa ciyaarayaan.
@@mericanbadass5299 its an established fact that iidoor where weak backward clans throughout history until the British arrived and started giving you more guns as they saw you as their most loyal gaalraac servanrs, go read the writings of Richard Burton, and John haning speke, they all wrote that in the 1800s, the most powerful, most dominant clan in the North was Dhulbahante, who also had the most horses, and were the bravest, on top of this, the ogaden and majeerteen and other darod clans were considered to be the most powerful northern somalis, at this time habar yonis were still a laangaab useless insignificant group who would marry all of their best looking daughters to ogaden and Dhulbahante men
