Am eating MUQUMAD iyo SUBAG right now From Hargeysa Somaliland i would like to say thank you to my Mum and sisters for the gifts long live somaliland and her People Amiin 💚⚪️❤️🐪☘️😍
Isn't Somaliland the land of somalis? I mean literally it's land of somali people and yet you guys keep trying to separate yourselves from Somalia but you kept the name, language, culture, food, and everything else 🙄...Somalia is Somalia. We are one people with one language, culture and religion . When will that get through the heads of our qabiilest people?may Allah protect and heal the hearts of our people .. 💙💙 👉🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴
@@abdijamanuur9797 if u don't want us somalis then change your name..since u have copy cat Iraq flag ,take their name too...or as matter fact go kiss the ass of your British masters that you people worship🤭 bye and the take your qabiil hate,fake flag and alshabab with you since they your people too🙄...and leave the rest of us in peace🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴
I remember my grandmother keeping a collection of xeero and fandhaals. I loved eating from it because of the oodkac always available. This food is the most Somali thing in the cuisine. It’s made in all the regions because of the fact that our people are mainly pastoralists and the product of our livestock is our stable diet. Some call it oodkac, some call it muqmad and some call it collob. Those are all regional vocubs for the same thing.
western somalia, (in Ogaden region) we call it Colob, in koonfur mogadishu area, its called odkac, in the northern where the girl came from they called Muqmad
No need to politicise things. He's just stating facts. It is called xeedho and is very much a reer waqooyi thing. It is symbolic and contains not only muqmad but dates as well. Done I think after a week following the wedding. Reer koonfur am sure you have your own traditions so relax.
If I say Somaliland it is political to southern Somalis. If I don't say it it is political to northern Somalis. It's a lose/lose my end. I just do my best to make what I learn accessible to people who want to learn like me.
@SamofSomalia you don't have to get involved my brother. I've been in many countries and been a minority for 35 yrs. Coming back home and seeing this division really pains me. I don't long for unification but I want my people to prosper and develop their land. Tribalism isn't the solution.
There isn't an easy way to remove the strings. The bride's family make it and they make it so difficult so the groom and his "boys" struggle opening. It's symbolizes the bride and her complexities. It takes ages to make as well. In my uncles wedding, they did a fun activity where they put the xeedho in the center of the hall where everyone was watching. They got a female hostess to facilitate the activity and she had a stick. Every dared man would come up to try to find the hidden knots and any mistake they made would be caught by the hostess. They had like only a minute and was hilarious to watch!!
Yaaaay I FINALLY got to see one being unwrapped. The meters of string and it being SO hard and long to unwrap was a deliberate thing. The string used to be very symbolic of the brides chastity so the harder and longer it took to unwrap= a more chaste bride
I asked my somali friend and its nothing to do with chastity they place food,clothes and other gifts in it and to open games are played, the numbers given have to do with part of the families who have to give them. what you said is bullshit basicly
Assalamu Alaikum brother....the string is intentionally tied very tight and is made difficult to open because during the "fujaan" or xeedho ceremony there is a folk game that is played to entertain the groom and bride where dissent male family and friends attempt to open the xeedho. They are given a couple of tries and if they fail they are given a riddle to solve. If they fail at the riddle they are given a dare to do in front of the guests at the ceremony. the dare can be anything embarrassing like singing a song on a certain topic, shaking the hands of all the women in the room, just anything funny to embarrass the participant. Also the best friend of the bride stands by the "fujaaan" holding a stick and she playfully hits the hand of the male attempting to unravel the string if he forces the ropes or takes too long...Hope you learned something :)
Exactly Ayan nuur that's the whole culture and meaning of xeedho with the fujaan and only practiced in weddings,this practice and culture is mostly done by ISSAQ,I've witnessed this in one of our weddings and the southerners Somalia were like"what is that?" am reading some comments and am like attend any southerners somalis wedding and you will never see a xeedho and fujaan in sight,all the somalis make muuqmaad or odkac but the xeedho and fujaan with all that set up is an isaaq culture in somaliland and the other tribe I can say maybe know about xeedho might be Dhulbahaante,period!!!
+Mohamed Mohamed Am very sure the xeedho that Sam is holding came from an ISAAQ family,only isaaq women tie those knots and it's part of the wedding cerremony and all about the bride,if at any point some reads my comment am very sure he will be nodding am right that this fujaan was brought and made from ISAAQ family.
This is the funjaan of the muqmad the other six will have perfumes sweats n other staff. We have funjaan in our house now am going to treasures it. Thanks to u sam😀
oow maanshalaah Sam of Somalia You are Interesting Our Culture And tradition Welcome Bro You are Our Brother In Islam and olso Our Brother In law in Somalism
Yow this guy got no chill 😂😂. First time I see him. But he cool thou I'm gonna make sure to Support this brother and subscribe his channel too, so you 💙
ogaden western Somalia its known as odkac i rember it i used to eat with caneero when i was in Jigjiga Somalia before going to dugsi but now am in toronto i miss home and runing away from dugsi when i dont know cashir
MashAllah! You are awesome! So awesome to see you unfold this gem of Somalia.. the pause of you thinking whether to take it into the kitchen was hilarious! Great video!
When the groom opens it it's an event with friends and family and it's not meant to be rushed the white string thing is symbolic , before women would hit the dude who was getting the knots wrong . A lot of people pour black tea over the muqmad to take the subag away but you can eat it cold I do and let the subag melt in your mouth most people like it with laxoox but I like with mufo
tan anaga xeedho ayaan dhehnaa waxa ku dhux jiraana waa muqmad ama luqmad iyo timir balse waligay ma maqal odkac it's my first day to hear this word in my life
Omg guys u can’t believe how much I miss this all the winter I was searching someone can cook this for me but still I didn’t get I wanna try I miss my mother and my home
i,m Somalilander ;) i,m from Italian Somaliland, but i think by Somaliland you meant british Somaliland ? either way :D anyone that was born and raised in Somalia is by definition Somalilander, the Land of Somalis
Abdi Mustafa af soomali kuhadla hoyaadina janahagasho wax maniishega wax Somaliland layiraahdo majirto somaaliwayn baalayiraahdaa hadaan af English kugu shego no Somaliland only somaaliwayn
Thanks sam. Im somali and i have never seen that thing being opened. Thanks man. Im not from north part of somalia. But one time i went to a wedding were the people were from the north had this kind of stuff being brought in by a lot ladies. There was also a game played with this thing questions and answers and the men were trying to open it. I think sam you have to put stuff in it and give it back to the brides families. lol
The most efficient way is to let your self do it. that's the point! and yes Muqmad is always ready to eat hot or cold but never use hands when serving! its also a culture among Kenyan Somalis. And some house's it under lock and key. It has a very long shelf life.
That is the trick. The end of the string is hidden so the man works hard at finding it. Efficiency is not the point. The point is patience and skill. Remember this is a symbolic bride at her wedding night. So unravelling things quickly is not the point.
It is a Somali tradition. Used in lot of regions. I think what makes it northern costum is the dates?? I never seen with dates I am from Somali galbeed
Oodkac is a tiny testy met thy normaly make 4 same time wedding time special met for qaali dear one. You doing great work bro keep learning your diin and test the faith imaan . May Allah bless you and your family
Asalamu alaykum warahma tullahi wabararakatuhu Sam i was busy with my family life i didn't worch your videos for sometime but i am glad to come back and this masha Allah tabarakallah i like all your videos 💖
Fujaan and Mugmud. Since it’s a northern tradition, it’s home is Somaliland and to some extent (due to colonial boarders). In parts of the occupied territories of region 5 currently in Ethiopia. Also the above is Standard Somali based on the Hargeisa dialect as it’s the clearest Somali dialect used in books, radio , TV and all media formats. Switch on BBC News Somali and you hear the presenter speaking Standard Somali as it was the least corrupted by colonialism and Italian influence. Southern Somali is at least 30% upside down Italian maybe even 50% another fusion language all together.
Abdi Mustafe the content inside the Fujaan is called Muquumad and Muxawash.... but this thing is called Fujaan or Xeedho... and it's somali northern culture now known Somaliland
We cant get somali hooyo to show you how to open, because men open some of the xeedho/fujaan ( oodkac one) at the wedding and there is a man with a thin tree stick who strikes the fingers of the men who gets the opening wrong. Women get xeedho (( contails halwo and sweets)) to open as well and same rules go, rest of the xeedho's the grooms family distribute to the family members. So opening is meant to be tough, the person who can open it without struggle gets cheering.
Traditionally the xeedho or fujaan is not opened on the wedding day it is opened 7 days AFTER the wedding and traditionally only a woman can hold the stick and hit the men that get it wrong
Am eating MUQUMAD iyo SUBAG right now From Hargeysa Somaliland i would like to say thank you to my Mum and sisters for the gifts long live somaliland and her People Amiin 💚⚪️❤️🐪☘️😍
I am Nationalist new party you mean Somalia
Long life somaliland
Isn't Somaliland the land of somalis? I mean literally it's land of somali people and yet you guys keep trying to separate yourselves from Somalia but you kept the name, language, culture, food, and everything else 🙄...Somalia is Somalia. We are one people with one language, culture and religion . When will that get through the heads of our qabiilest people?may Allah protect and heal the hearts of our people .. 💙💙 👉🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴
@@momofchampions7293 hanagu riyoon kuma rabne.waamaxay isku dhajiska Aad iskugu kaaya dhajinaysaa??
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@abdijamanuur9797 if u don't want us somalis then change your name..since u have copy cat Iraq flag ,take their name too...or as matter fact go kiss the ass of your British masters that you people worship🤭 bye and the take your qabiil hate,fake flag and alshabab with you since they your people too🙄...and leave the rest of us in peace🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴
I remember my grandmother keeping a collection of xeero and fandhaals. I loved eating from it because of the oodkac always available. This food is the most Somali thing in the cuisine. It’s made in all the regions because of the fact that our people are mainly pastoralists and the product of our livestock is our stable diet. Some call it oodkac, some call it muqmad and some call it collob. Those are all regional vocubs for the same thing.
western somalia, (in Ogaden region) we call it Colob, in koonfur mogadishu area, its called odkac, in the northern where the girl came from they called Muqmad
Max Magenis thanks I was like what odkac
I say muqmad
Max Magenis thank you very much for letting me know!!
You are Welcome Sam of Somalia. btw i really like your videos, found it two or three weeks ago and i have been watching it since.
+Sam Of Somalia I am from Mugdisho and I call it Oudkac.
Wow am Somali from the north as well and never seen xeero being opened, this is amazing 👍
Xamda idinku wa xidhaan anaguna wn furnaa hhhh
It's really yummy it's our traditional food
No need to politicise things. He's just stating facts. It is called xeedho and is very much a reer waqooyi thing. It is symbolic and contains not only muqmad but dates as well. Done I think after a week following the wedding. Reer koonfur am sure you have your own traditions so relax.
If I say Somaliland it is political to southern Somalis. If I don't say it it is political to northern Somalis. It's a lose/lose my end. I just do my best to make what I learn accessible to people who want to learn like me.
A A He is not Arab he is British I think we'll defiantly European
@SamofSomalia you don't have to get involved my brother. I've been in many countries and been a minority for 35 yrs. Coming back home and seeing this division really pains me.
I don't long for unification but I want my people to prosper and develop their land. Tribalism isn't the solution.
There isn't an easy way to remove the strings. The bride's family make it and they make it so difficult so the groom and his "boys" struggle opening. It's symbolizes the bride and her complexities. It takes ages to make as well. In my uncles wedding, they did a fun activity where they put the xeedho in the center of the hall where everyone was watching. They got a female hostess to facilitate the activity and she had a stick. Every dared man would come up to try to find the hidden knots and any mistake they made would be caught by the hostess. They had like only a minute and was hilarious to watch!!
I love eating odkac specially when my mum makes it 😊😋❤
❤️❣️
Yaaaay I FINALLY got to see one being unwrapped. The meters of string and it being SO hard and long to unwrap was a deliberate thing. The string used to be very symbolic of the brides chastity so the harder and longer it took to unwrap= a more chaste bride
I asked my somali friend and its nothing to do with chastity they place food,clothes and other gifts in it and to open games are played, the numbers given have to do with part of the families who have to give them. what you said is bullshit basicly
Mayah lool @ a more chaste bride?!! Wtf
Assalamu Alaikum brother....the string is intentionally tied very tight and is made difficult to open because during the "fujaan" or xeedho ceremony there is a folk game that is played to entertain the groom and bride where dissent male family and friends attempt to open the xeedho. They are given a couple of tries and if they fail they are given a riddle to solve. If they fail at the riddle they are given a dare to do in front of the guests at the ceremony. the dare can be anything embarrassing like singing a song on a certain topic, shaking the hands of all the women in the room, just anything funny to embarrass the participant. Also the best friend of the bride stands by the "fujaaan" holding a stick and she playfully hits the hand of the male attempting to unravel the string if he forces the ropes or takes too long...Hope you learned something :)
ayan Nuur I hope he reads this comment that's really amazing I've never heard of that before thanks for explaining 😘😘
no problem:) glad you learned something new :)
Exactly Ayan nuur that's the whole culture and meaning of xeedho with the fujaan and only practiced in weddings,this practice and culture is mostly done by ISSAQ,I've witnessed this in one of our weddings and the southerners Somalia were like"what is that?" am reading some comments and am like attend any southerners somalis wedding and you will never see a xeedho and fujaan in sight,all the somalis make muuqmaad or odkac but the xeedho and fujaan with all that set up is an isaaq culture in somaliland and the other tribe I can say maybe know about xeedho might be Dhulbahaante,period!!!
+Mohamed Mohamed Am very sure the xeedho that Sam is holding came from an ISAAQ family,only isaaq women tie those knots and it's part of the wedding cerremony and all about the bride,if at any point some reads my comment am very sure he will be nodding am right that this fujaan was brought and made from ISAAQ family.
Anagaa noo faa'ideysay qaali waad mahadsanthy
Somalia has a great traditional Masha Allah.
Right not only north this guy islantiisu north😂😂
This is the funjaan of the muqmad the other six will have perfumes sweats n other staff. We have funjaan in our house now am going to treasures it. Thanks to u sam😀
One of the best of Our traditional food, love it
oow maanshalaah Sam of Somalia You are Interesting Our Culture And tradition Welcome Bro You are Our Brother In Islam and olso Our Brother In law in Somalism
in Somali land Hargeisa or Bouroa they call it Muqmad ............................. thank you for showing Somali cultures
My auntie is from hargeisa she not real aunt but I grow up with her as kid she never said muqmad but oodcak
Yow this guy got no chill 😂😂. First time I see him. But he cool thou I'm gonna make sure to Support this brother and subscribe his channel too, so you 💙
How beautiful! I love it!
Every mom loves give her husband and child May allah increase their wealth and protect them from evil eye.🥰
I love it muqumad and xeedho you are so lucky man masha allah
I don't mind long videos from sam. your story is always interesting.
ogaden western Somalia its known as odkac i rember it i used to eat with caneero when i was in Jigjiga Somalia before going to dugsi but now am in toronto i miss home and runing away from dugsi when i dont know cashir
Ogaden Barawa Jecliya meelkasta Ogaadeen iyo geel qaylay la yaaca Alxayawaaniya Walqayyiliya
The most wonderful and lovely video about Somali culture that I have ever seen. Thanks a lot. Masha Allah. muqmad khatar ah
This is somaliland culture where the pride family gives to the groom family. We called xeedho.
Viva Somalis where ever u r❤🤗😍✊🏾
Xeedho is very traditional for north people inside is meat and dates is very special for somaluland
Anissa Hassan : 😂 waliga meel hargaysa ka baxsan somalia MA tagtay war caruurtan macal anan aqoon in somalidu isku dhaqan tahay ee u haysta wax kasta in abohood uga dhintay baa igu daran , bahashan hadii cidi sheeganayso Darood baa sheegan lahaa oo meelkasta uu joogo aroosyadoda gabadh walba kagu daraa , se teeda kale dad xishooda miyeydin ahayn waa maxay
Land iyo reer hebelka aad vedio kasta oo ajinabi ah la dhex boodaysan war yanan la idinku qoslin wallhy waan idin qajilaye , aniga gurigayga taala 5 bilood ee walbana waanu xidhana xeedhada anago qurbo jooga sidaso ay tahayna adigonan waliga furin baa isku dhedhejinaya . 😂 ceeb looma dhinto
MashAllah! You are awesome! So awesome to see you unfold this gem of Somalia.. the pause of you thinking whether to take it into the kitchen was hilarious! Great video!
When the groom opens it it's an event with friends and family and it's not meant to be rushed the white string thing is symbolic , before women would hit the dude who was getting the knots wrong . A lot of people pour black tea over the muqmad to take the subag away but you can eat it cold I do and let the subag melt in your mouth most people like it with laxoox but I like with mufo
masha allah adkac
ilove odkac and canjeero😍
tan anaga xeedho ayaan dhehnaa waxa ku dhux jiraana waa muqmad ama luqmad iyo timir balse waligay ma maqal odkac it's my first day to hear this word in my life
Walalo wa aff reer xmar Odhkac and they don’t do this at all
its look like dhiil this first time ididnt see icome from south tnx bro @sam of somali
😂😂 I love xeedho too traditional 🎉
southern and north east(puntland) its called odkac..not sure about dates ,new to me but usually it jug with oadkac i think
i am from puntland and i call it xeero. also muqmad.
Omg guys u can’t believe how much I miss this all the winter I was searching someone can cook this for me but still I didn’t get I wanna try I miss my mother and my home
I really miss that and I love your show
From Somalia 🇸🇴 I love you this one 🧏🧏🧏❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹😍 will come from Somalia 🇸🇴❤️
In yemen hadramout we call it solol
any somalilander here
Loads of my subscribers are :) Inshaa'Allah they'll get back to you.
OsaM Sokkermann not Somaliland and Somali they are same
i,m Somalilander ;) i,m from Italian Somaliland, but i think by Somaliland you meant british Somaliland ?
either way :D anyone that was born and raised in Somalia is by definition Somalilander, the Land of Somalis
Abdi Mustafa af soomali kuhadla hoyaadina janahagasho wax maniishega wax Somaliland layiraahdo majirto somaaliwayn baalayiraahdaa hadaan af English kugu shego no Somaliland only somaaliwayn
sOmaLiFitness tv haa sxp
Yummy in awdal we call odkac (muqmad) it’s amazing when warm up the muqmada with dates (timirta) then eat with warm laxoox ama anjero or baguette.
oodkac, is also called , MUQMAD, in our accent.
Thanks sam. Im somali and i have never seen that thing being opened. Thanks man. Im not from north part of somalia. But one time i went to a wedding were the people were from the north had this kind of stuff being brought in by a lot ladies. There was also a game played with this thing questions and answers and the men were trying to open it. I think sam you have to put stuff in it and give it back to the brides families. lol
Wow really I so miss it
I didn't see for long time
Mashallah our traditional wedding gift
Otgac iyo timir
odgac
Masha-Allah thanks bro Sam of Somalia. I like oodkac and canjeelo
A salamu alaykum Sam thanks for teaching me somali culture may Allah bless you and your family.
It's nice and we Somalian love it
The most efficient way is to let your self do it. that's the point!
and yes Muqmad is always ready to eat hot or cold but never use hands when serving! its also a culture among Kenyan Somalis. And some house's it under lock and key. It has a very long shelf life.
Ooo sam of somalia thanks you are really teaching us..
That is the trick. The end of the string is hidden so the man works hard at finding it. Efficiency is not the point. The point is patience and skill. Remember this is a symbolic bride at her wedding night. So unravelling things quickly is not the point.
colob, odkac, muqmad.
thanks samof somalia
suad ali odkac=🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
It is a Somali tradition. Used in lot of regions. I think what makes it northern costum is the dates?? I never seen with dates I am from Somali galbeed
Originally it’s only done in northern somalia only but now everyone adopted it same as shaash Saar is Southern and everyone does it
I love somali
In the north west of Somalia we call it Fijaan not Xeedho.
This is common after wedding of marriage in northern somalia
I love this staff..Home sweet home food
Agent Sam at it again
Mashaa Allaah Soomaali badan
Po Soomaaliya aan meel ooga bixineyso ayuu Ka aqoon badanyahay Afka Soomaaliga dhaxwihiisa
Nice food I like so much really
This is Isaaq culture 😍👑😍...
Mona Abdi Reer Bari do that as well 😊😊
Not only Isaaq, Djiboutians do it too
She is crazy bringing qabyalad all the way to qurbaha OMG!
Bisinka, waqooyi o dhan laga isticmala xidho , stop qabyalada
Nacaas idoor
Oodkac is a tiny testy met thy normaly make 4 same time wedding time special met for qaali dear one. You doing great work bro keep learning your diin and test the faith imaan . May Allah bless you and your family
Dhalinyarada soomaaliyeed waxaan kula talinlahaa wiilal iyo gabdho dhaqankiina iyo diintiina dalkiinaba ilaashada madoow iyo cadaan gaal iyo islaam cidna ha,aaminina. Iska ilaaliya kuwa diinta ku soo dhuunta, hayeelinina xurmo iyo amaan beena plz
Ow I really like muqmad 😍
I was actually at a xeedo part few days ago it's also known as todobabax. The muqmaad can be any meat like beef, lamb
Fatima Hussien no beef its ether from Camel meat or lamb
thank you very much sam
❤ Odkac Every day Used me
Masha Allah May Allah bless you brother
Asalamu alaykum warahma tullahi wabararakatuhu Sam i was busy with my family life i didn't worch your videos for sometime but i am glad to come back and this masha Allah tabarakallah i like all your videos 💖
amran adan hussein welcome back :) let me know if you have any Somali video ideas! :)
omg this what you missed when raised in the western. never seen, and never heard anything like this.
Yea it’s a northern tradition
It is meant to resemble the wife pregnant with goodies inside. Its a present to the groom and his family
we are north ppl and call (Muqmad) While south call (Oodkac).
oh my god cadaan is teaching my dhaqan
Eepw, dadka cad cad waxey qabtaan at wayeen. Markasay dadka kale Ku mashqulen.
mshallaah brother thnks
Wooow nice traditional somali
finding that knot used to be game everytime u miss the brides family member would hit u with stick on the fingers.
salma guul 😂my mum said that to aswell
Fujaan and Mugmud. Since it’s a northern tradition, it’s home is Somaliland and to some extent (due to colonial boarders). In parts of the occupied territories of region 5 currently in Ethiopia. Also the above is Standard Somali based on the Hargeisa dialect as it’s the clearest Somali dialect used in books, radio , TV and all media formats. Switch on BBC News Somali and you hear the presenter speaking Standard Somali as it was the least corrupted by colonialism and Italian influence. Southern Somali is at least 30% upside down Italian maybe even 50% another fusion language all together.
Learned alot
Abdi Mustafe the content inside the Fujaan is called Muquumad and Muxawash.... but this thing is called Fujaan or Xeedho... and it's somali northern culture now known Somaliland
oodkac ama luqmad they are same thnks our bro sam of somali
It would have been nice to show what was in there
its call muqmad not oodkac
Sagal Hassan in the south its called oodkac and mugmad in the north(somaliland area)
Sagal Hassan south Somali says oodkac north Somali say muqumad
Orod lahjadaha somaliga soo baro suqdho yahay ama iska amus waxba dadka ha'usheegine oodkac miyuusan muqmad ahayn 😂 war naagah idoorkuna MA cunan qaadka
Muqmad is Arabic but Oodgac or oodkac is authentic Somali.
you can eat in cold and warm n you eat with loxoox or bread
In Hargeisa we don’t call it Xeedho but Fijaan.
My parents are from waqoyi but I have no idea how this works thanks for sharing
My Hoyo told me that opening this is a challenge for the groom from the brides family. It's meant to be as hard to open. Lol
Mansha allha haku xifdiyo
I like this is it my culter somali (odgac)
Somali ha noaata
I say muqmad and fujan
De isaaqbad tahay
We cant get somali hooyo to show you how to open, because men open some of the xeedho/fujaan ( oodkac one) at the wedding and there is a man with a thin tree stick who strikes the fingers of the men who gets the opening wrong. Women get xeedho (( contails halwo and sweets)) to open as well and same rules go, rest of the xeedho's the grooms family distribute to the family members. So opening is meant to be tough, the person who can open it without struggle gets cheering.
Traditionally the xeedho or fujaan is not opened on the wedding day it is opened 7 days AFTER the wedding and traditionally only a woman can hold the stick and hit the men that get it wrong
Mashaa Allah waa dhibadka gabdhaha la raciyo marka la guursaday xigmad fican baa kujirta
zam nice i liked this video
Il Like 👍🏼 that
Xeedho mansha allah
Oodkac also Muqubad
*Cool video*
mansha allah 👍hilab odkah macaan af soomaalia❤❤❤ khadar
it's not suppose to be easy to open nor efficient. it symbolises how precious the bride is. not easy to get .
Masha allah
in northern we called muqumad
Why are people acting like he said Somaliland and not Northern Somalia. This isn’t only Somaliland y’all not claiming everything.
Xeedho is from somaliland alone but muqmad or odkaq all somalis eat it but Xeedho is specifically from Somaliland
@@inaxaaji1935xeedho is from Djibouti ogadenia sland and north east Somalia. It’s not specific to you, y’all claiming everything.
wwwww masha alllah yummym waan jeclahay dhaqankagaya quruxda badan mahadsanid sam of somalia
Very nice 👌 bro 🙋🔥🔥🥰👍😁