Somali Anasheed

[Qassami]

http://www.altaqwaa.com/gabayo_nashiido.php

[Sophiya]

oh my God!

i have to hand it to you, i don't knw any existed-
well done!

[Qassami]

lol... I was gobsmacked too. I'm listen' to them now.

[Sophiya]

but r u somalian- do u understand them?

[Qassami]

I'm not, however i like to listen to anything that is Islamic. Mind you, I figured out that one of the Somaali nasheed was talking about the Anbeyaa :D

[Sophiya]

lol! u crack me up!

thats perserverence for you- was about to say that i don't think u were somali

but if it helps and you speak arabic- a lot of the words are similar

figured out the meaning of the nasheeds yet? Lol!

[Qassami]

Actually, my native language (eritrean) has many words that are similar to the people of Somaal.

As for the meaning of that nasheed, then no :D but I am sure you'll tell me?

[Sophiya]

for a small fee.... i mean of course i will my brother in islam!

[Qassami]

Typical east-african :D

[Sophiya]

unfortunately i haven't got real player to translate but their conditions ofr nasheeds are wonderful

Walaal ma haysaa gabey faa'iido badan oo walaaladaa aad la jecelshahay iney kula qaybsadaan, codkiisuna saafi yahay, noo soodir walaal contakt.

Shardi: (Gabeyga iyo Anaashiida xukunkeeda dhawaan ayaan idiin soo gelin doonaa culumada fataawaheeda, inta ka horreysana waxaanu ku xidheynaa:

1- Inaanu ka bixin shareecada islaamka iyo qawaacideeda.

2-Inuu faa'iido Diineed ama aduun leeyahay

2- Inaanu cid ku dhaleecaynen (Khaasatan qabiil, koox, iwm)

3- Inuu gabayaagu ku caan-bixin qabiileyste, qawmi, iyo Alle kakoodnidmo.

4- Inaanu bidco uugu yeedheyn dadka, isaguna markaasi ku sugneyn.

5- Quluwi iyo xad-gudub -dhinac kastaba ha ahaatee-inaanu ku jirin.

6- in Islaamka lagu taageerayo ee aan looga hor imaneyn, sidoo kale inaan lagu beddelayn Aayaadka iyo axaadiista Rasuulka (oo inoogu jirto xikmad iyo waano). iska badintiisa iyo ku koobnaantiisana lama amaanin gabayga.

[Qassami]

There is one thing I always wanted to know, why is it that the somaal use the Roman alphabet for their language? I heard that the you used arabic alphabet originally but when the Italians invaded As-Somaal they changed it to Roman.

Is this true?

Baraka Allahu feeki

[Sophiya]

they ask for people to send in nasheeds but

1) it can't be outside the jurisdiction of islam

2)that it be of an earthly or faith-related benefit

2) it won't be discriminating against anyone on any grounds

3) it won't be nation or tribe- orientated, where by people curse each others tribes, nations etc)

4) it won't call for bid'ah on the people nor encourage it

5) there should be no form of transgression on anything

6) that above all it promotes and encourages islam and doesn't stand against it or insult it and that it doesn't change/lie about the sayigns of the Prophet (saw)

[Sophiya]

There is one thing I always wanted to know, why is it that the somaal use the Roman alphabet for their language? I heard that the you used arabic alphabet originally but when the Italians invaded As-Somaal they changed it to Roman.

Is this true?

Baraka Allahu feeki

all i know is since forever the language and wrting and everything was done in arabic and then in the late 70's (am not sure exactly when) it was changed to somali- not by italians but by one of the leaders for "indepency"

[Guardian Hijab]

Asalamualaikum

SOMALI NASHEED??

HOOYO IS GOING TO LOVE THIS:inlove::banan:

Wa'alaikumasalam

[Al-Nasser]

excellent!! :up:

[Khadhijah]

Asalamualaikum

SOMALI NASHEED??

HOOYO IS GOING TO LOVE THIS:inlove::banan:

Wa'alaikumasalam

Lol at Hooyo. Masha Allah! It is so beautiful when the women sing it. Especially when they are singing burambur full of dua at the weddings.

Hehehe nice one tho.:D

[Khadhijah]

There is one thing I always wanted to know, why is it that the somaal use the Roman alphabet for their language? I heard that the you used arabic alphabet originally but when the Italians invaded As-Somaal they changed it to Roman.

Is this true?

Baraka Allahu feeki
No it was actually changed into the Roman alphabet on 21 October 1972 by former president Mohammed Siyaad Barre even though there was a lot of opposition from the Islamic scholars in Somalia and abroad at that time.

[Al-Nasser]

it was actually changed into the Roman alphabet on 21 October 1972 by former president Mohammed Siyaad Barre

Somalia's Ataturk?

[cheeky]

Hooyo is mum?

Cant wait to listen to these....ive never heard somali nasheeds before.

[Khadhijah]

Somalia's Ataturk?
He came into power in 1969 and ruled the country with a brutal dictatorship of material and moral destruction that lasted until 1991, by that time the country fell in utter ruin.

[Muslimah006]

Lol, most def. cool. Ditto on GHijabis message.

[firdaws]

mashAllah reall good

[a mu-min]

There is one thing I always wanted to know, why is it that the somaal use the Roman alphabet for their language? I heard that the you used arabic alphabet originally but when the Italians invaded As-Somaal they changed it to Roman.

Is this true?

Baraka Allahu feeki

your are write manily somalians are arab descent and their language is 80% arabic words 40% is direct arabic while the others are arab words twisted and turn a little bit. THe reason was a dictator changed the language to latin alphabet making it an arabic alphabet will be a lot easeir since 90% of somalians are taught at a young age who to read arabic when going to madarisah for learning how to read the quran, i am a somalian

[a mu-min]

those wear poems or shi'r try this ones http://www.altaqwaa.com/anaashiid.php

[a mu-min]

for more islamic nasheeds visit www.lightuponlight.com (http://www.lightuponlight.com) and pleas brothers in islam visit http://english.islamalways.com to listen the holy quran more than the nasheeds

[Sophiya]

or people could just give up nasheeds all together

[a mu-min]

http://english.islamway.com/bindex.php?section=echapters&recitor_id=71

and click listen to maryam. you will see the beutiful voice of this sheik


http://english.islamway.com/bindex.php?section=echapters&recitor_id=52

click listen for surah yousef and compare the two.

[Sophiya]

thanks!

[a mu-min]

your welcome! islam is so beutiful. when you see how ignorant the other people are and how allah made you realise the truth their is nothing to say but alhamdulilah.

[Salahudin]

Jazakallah Khair bro Qassim!

I love Abshir Bacadle's poetry, he is one of my favs! :up:

these are actually Islamic Gabayo - poetry!

there are some other styles, but this is the classical somali poetry - a single voice without any music!

the words are very old, its hard for to understand even for the adult somali.


here is one of my fav Islamic Gabay by Jama Kadiye :

Wacdi (http://www.golkhatumo.com/Wacdi.ram)
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[abdusamad]

Assalaamu Alaykum,


Nice to hear there are somali islamic nasheeds, i knew that somalis made loads of poetry, never thought of non-instrumental nasheeds with only voice. I cant stop smilling, Thanks for the post.





jazakuAllah khair.

[MAXMYD_KOHb]

AsSalamu alajkum wa raxmatuLlahi wa barakatuhu!
Please if you know MP3 Somali-nasheed links write it :)

[miss-ali]

OMG somalis are catching up ..... somali nasheeds, thats pretty cool. Except i dont understand hardly any of the words, i'm ashamed to say... guess not everyone speaks in somali slang:D well anyway the point of this bein that the spreading of islamic songs into many different languages, ma'shallah is truly amazin....anythin that helps people to understand islam..however big or small..