Camels are so precious in the moslim world and Allah mention in his holy book the Qur'an " don't you not see how i created camels and hw i made the sky " it's one of the things Allah ( swt ) mentions in his holy book so camels are so important in islam
@@mdsabahuddin8251 Hhh tell me those countries but its precious in the moslim world since the prophet Saalah pbuh camels are sacred livestock for moslims may be there's couple of countries that doesn't have camels in their habitat
@@libaaxasomaliland1066 So you're saying that since Prophet Saleh's Camel was sacred that's why it's precious in the whole Muslim world?Bro Camels are only present in environment which is arid to semi arid.In Major parts of the Indian subcontinent, turkey, East coast of Africa, Indonesia, Malaysia,Brunei Camels aren't considered precious.Its only considered precious in Arab countries, Somalia and countries in the Sahel region. And there is nothing sacred about the camels.If at all they were sacred then the Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him wouldn't have prohibited us from praying in their shed.
Yes you are right, Samirah, that Charcoal taste is called “ Cugay, ama Culey” and it makes the milk smell nice. The Cugay is done by burning the brunches from a tree called “ Kadi”. The brunches from the Kadi tree is burnt and then the burning “ Kadi” is rubbed into the Dhiil, hence why the Dhiil is black. I hope this clarifies things a little. God bless you all. Big love❤
@@SamirahJees @hiboibrahim is absolutely right. But it’s also used to the kill any bacteria that might be in the Dhiil from previous use, so then the milk would stay fresh for longer. But it has that an acquired taste of smokey smell and charcoal after taste. Which the Somali’s seem to love, for an example if one has to give milk to a guest they would make sure the Dhiil had Culay performed before placing the milk and giving it to the guest, this is for any milk regardless of what type of animal it came from, it’s customary which speaks high value of respect for the guest.
waad iga qosliseen waliba marka caanaha geela la cabayho ciyaalka ay siinayso maxay ka garanayaana ciyaalku xoorka ma yaqanaane best video ever halkaa ka sii wada hawsha afsomaligana inay bertaan ayaa rejeynayaa ciyaalkaagu dhakhso
Wow, what a wonderful experience! I used to be a camel boy, before I went to school and fared to Europe. You reminded me of the delicious camel milk. Maa Shaa Allah.
You've rightly guessed that the DHIIL is bearnt for hygienic purposes. It is absolutely that why its been burnt. They use a special tree called MAYGAAG for the burnt. The process is called CULAY. ITS good that you enquired the issue
What amazing and beautiful story first camel 🐫🐫 milk has no fat and why to burn inside hadub/hadhuub/ dhiil/bowl milk it keeps becteria and keeps cleaness and it makes hadhuub geel to stay clean and smell well
manshallah so amazing place. every three days a week i go to this place. this's our culture. if you see a someone who sell the camel. that person doesn't know the value of camel. because the Somali quotes said ( Ragga Laxaha sii dhowrayow Dhaqasho waa Geel ) means" don't Keep the sheep man, keep the camels. kkk don't forget that dear. you and your family have a good time.
They use the Culey because for thousands of years there were no fridge sometimes to carry milk far away places or the town to sell the milk and our ancient people often used plants as means of creating things. You will find Somalis make cutlery and utensils from wood. They were very good craftsmen and women.
It is great to see how you visit camel herds, Camel is traditional livestock of somaliland people, meat, milk, and other social values of camels contribute socio-economic of somaliland people. Nice to see and observe our camels thanks you
Masha Allah masha Allah good to watch you and yours kids. You are so amazing l laugh wallahi everytime and you make love my country more, layla she so cute masha also all you children are. I was laughing when you said big camel bits the little one 🤣 masha Allah caano geel soo sweet. Might Allah bless you and your family Aamiin Aamiin yaa raabi
MaShaAllah my family own farms just outside hargeisa breeding all kinds of livestock and this brought childhood memories for me. I have been living in the United States for the last thirty years. ❤🎉I can’t wait to visit with my children, whom never been to Somaliland.
People in this unforgiving land also tend goats, sheep, and cattle, but, Jaamac said, “Somalis love camels the most.” Camel milk has always been a staple food, and the villagers will kill one of their animals for meat only when it’s dying of natural causes. The lives of humans and camels have long been bound together by mutual need and affection. Jaamac said that when his camels come back from grazing, they recognize him and greet him as if they were his pets. As he put it, “There's no culture for Somalis if they don't have camels.” But today, that ancient Somali human-camel relationship is in jeopardy.
Burning the dhiil has numerous benifits. It sanitizes it, prevents the milk from soaking into the wood, and imparts a nice Smokey flavor to the milk (depending on the type of wood, it imparts different flavors and aromas)
I am missing Hargeisa so much we lived there for 8yrs my children had their best best time there We missing the sunshine, the friendly people even the goats and camel on the streets We.missed the Camel meat, the Camel milk and the Camel butter We can't wait to come back insha'allah for summer holiday Enjoy to the maximum my dear
Camel hump fat (butter) is from the camel hump it’s cooked and drained the fat is then used in cooking, it’s also used by some for the breakfast on top of lahooh 😂 it’s not for everyone, I hate the smell of it it’s revolting but some love it specially the older generation and people from the country side. By the way am loving the channel keep it up ❤
Thanks for the vedio. I really enjoyed. Camel milk is great. Kids, how dare you spit Caano Geel infront of Geel Jire kkk. Try it with tea or coffee. you can also warm up and kill all bacteria and drink after that. Camel milk also has 3 different tests. Love from Somali Boy in Canada
Maybe it's best to ask someone in very rural area. I don't see it in Hargeisa, I know that I see unicef adds on my Facebook feed. I can't believe they are talking about the country I'm living. There is plenty of need, that's for sure, but the bombardment of the NGOs asking for donations doesn't seem to add up. Support any family directly if they are struggling with the drought.
hey there, lovely videos . i enjoyed watching. the mark you are talking about on the camel neck is to mark. each tribe or clan will need a mark to recognize their camel from other tribes for general recognition. any one lost camel will be kept by the first person to find them. but to contact the owners they need some recognition marks . it makes it easier to contact its owners once its lost in the country side. if its stolen, any one leading them will be recognized as well. each tribe live in certain area. so if your camel walks past that area lead by some one, it will be recognized and you will be informed. so basically that is idea. i am watching from Garowe, Puntland. you should visit us here some time with your kids.
I don't know where you got your information from but they are not that different. The camel population in Australia descended from a herd brought in from Arabia by the British explorers who used them in the rough terrain and then released them into the outback after they were no longer of any use.
I WAS IN A SIMILAR PLACE NEAR TOON A WEEK AGO WITH MY 5 KIDS SIMILAR TO YOUR FROM THE UK AND MY 7 YEAR OLD THREW UP TOO LOL AFTER DRINKING CAMEL MILK, I MEAN ITS JUST ALIEN TO THEM THE TASTE BUT THE BENEFITS FAR OUTWEIGH EVERYTHING ELSE,
WE BURN THE DILL BECAUSE IT WILL GIVE THE MILK NICE SMELL TO IT PLUS TEH CHARCOL HAS COMPONANT TO KEEP THE MILK FRESH SMELL. AND REMOVE THE MILK BACTERIA OUT OF THE WOODEN POWEL
They use the stick ulay they smoke the Wooden stick sometimes they have specific tree branches for different scents they want but the point is to sanitize the cup befor milking the camel yes and somali boys geel jire they have pride in camels they herd it the lives of its milk for years and years and inherited it from father to son and yes it’s competition the more camel milk he can drink the stronger he is 😂I personally would not drink when’s warm and when he is marrying a young lady he gives her camels for meher
Hhhhhh waxaan ku qoslay gabadha cadaanka ah ee markii nirigtu raadineeysay hooyadeed hash qaniintay ku tiri hey stop or I'll wace you up oo macnaheedu yahay waa ku tumaayaa hadaad qaniinto
Assalamu alieykum my sister and my kids Beyond to that I could like to say if you want to know more about camel just visit the push during the summer time
Aww I love your videos! I showed my kids about our culture. Thankyou for sharing Samira . Much love from Australia ❤️❤️❤️
Camels are so precious in the moslim world and Allah mention in his holy book the Qur'an " don't you not see how i created camels and hw i made the sky " it's one of the things Allah ( swt ) mentions in his holy book so camels are so important in islam
Allahu akbar
And so important in pre Somali history, you can see the ancient paintings of camels in our caves
It's precious in the deserts.Muslim world has many areas where camels aren't precious.
@@mdsabahuddin8251 Hhh tell me those countries but its precious in the moslim world since the prophet Saalah pbuh camels are sacred livestock for moslims may be there's couple of countries that doesn't have camels in their habitat
@@libaaxasomaliland1066 So you're saying that since Prophet Saleh's Camel was sacred that's why it's precious in the whole Muslim world?Bro Camels are only present in environment which is arid to semi arid.In Major parts of the Indian subcontinent, turkey, East coast of Africa, Indonesia, Malaysia,Brunei Camels aren't considered precious.Its only considered precious in Arab countries, Somalia and countries in the Sahel region.
And there is nothing sacred about the camels.If at all they were sacred then the Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him wouldn't have prohibited us from praying in their shed.
Yes you are right, Samirah, that Charcoal taste is called “ Cugay, ama Culey” and it makes the milk smell nice. The Cugay is done by burning the brunches from a tree called “ Kadi”. The brunches from the Kadi tree is burnt and then the burning “ Kadi” is rubbed into the Dhiil, hence why the Dhiil is black. I hope this clarifies things a little. God bless you all. Big love❤
Thank you 😊
It adds earthy nice fragrance to the milk.
Also hot charcoal kills germs in the vessel.
It keeps the milk fresh
@@SamirahJees @hiboibrahim is absolutely right. But it’s also used to the kill any bacteria that might be in the Dhiil from previous use, so then the milk would stay fresh for longer. But it has that an acquired taste of smokey smell and charcoal after taste. Which the Somali’s seem to love, for an example if one has to give milk to a guest they would make sure the Dhiil had Culay performed before placing the milk and giving it to the guest, this is for any milk regardless of what type of animal it came from, it’s customary which speaks high value of respect for the guest.
@@Zimu.H thank you for this detailed information.
waad iga qosliseen waliba marka caanaha geela la cabayho ciyaalka ay siinayso maxay ka garanayaana ciyaalku xoorka ma yaqanaane best video ever halkaa ka sii wada hawsha afsomaligana inay bertaan ayaa rejeynayaa ciyaalkaagu dhakhso
Mashallah thanks for sharing your experience samirah I like your channel ❤❤
Thank you 😊
Maashalah Geel Iyo Caano
Somali and camels history of love 💕
Wow, what a wonderful experience! I used to be a camel boy, before I went to school and fared to Europe. You reminded me of the delicious camel milk. Maa Shaa Allah.
Wonderful
your son as a camera man is doing great man. keep up working with hooyo and i see great potential
His starting up his own youtube channel ...so I'll share when he has a good amount of content
You've rightly guessed that the DHIIL is bearnt for hygienic purposes. It is absolutely that why its been burnt. They use a special tree called MAYGAAG for the burnt. The process is called CULAY.
ITS good that you enquired the issue
We Somalis love camels very much thank you this program is amazing
very nice, camel milk Somalia is very rich , masha allah good family visited camel fancy Hargeisa
The hot charcoal is used for flavouring and anti bacterial cleansing. Greeting from Melbourne. We wish to join you guys in somaliland soon insha Allah
What amazing and beautiful story first camel 🐫🐫 milk has no fat and why to burn inside hadub/hadhuub/ dhiil/bowl milk it keeps becteria and keeps cleaness and it makes hadhuub geel to stay clean and smell well
manshallah so amazing place. every three days a week i go to this place. this's our culture. if you see a someone who sell the camel. that person doesn't know the value of camel. because the Somali quotes said ( Ragga Laxaha sii dhowrayow Dhaqasho waa Geel ) means" don't Keep the sheep man, keep the camels. kkk don't forget that dear. you and your family have a good time.
The reason why the milk taste different is because they eat different type of trees.Take a jar and put the milk in there.Much love Walaalo ❤❤❤❤
They use the Culey because for thousands of years there were no fridge sometimes to carry milk far away places or the town to sell the milk and our ancient people often used plants as means of creating things. You will find Somalis make cutlery and utensils from wood. They were very good craftsmen and women.
It is great to see how you visit camel herds, Camel is traditional livestock of somaliland people, meat, milk, and other social values of camels contribute socio-economic of somaliland people.
Nice to see and observe our camels thanks you
Masha Allah masha Allah good to watch you and yours kids. You are so amazing l laugh wallahi everytime and you make love my country more, layla she so cute masha also all you children are. I was laughing when you said big camel bits the little one 🤣 masha Allah caano geel soo sweet. Might Allah bless you and your family Aamiin Aamiin yaa raabi
MaShaAllah my family own farms just outside hargeisa breeding all kinds of livestock and this brought childhood memories for me. I have been living in the United States for the last thirty years. ❤🎉I can’t wait to visit with my children, whom never been to Somaliland.
They will love it . Its a real adventure.
You have spoken for me 100% agreed
What an interesting, informative and thoroughly enjoyable vlog, Jees family!
It’s called culey(uley) and it’s from a specific tree called maygaag and the propose is to take the smell and salty taste away guess.
People in this unforgiving land also tend goats, sheep, and cattle, but, Jaamac said, “Somalis love camels the most.” Camel milk has always been a staple food, and the villagers will kill one of their animals for meat only when it’s dying of natural causes.
The lives of humans and camels have long been bound together by mutual need and affection. Jaamac said that when his camels come back from grazing, they recognize him and greet him as if they were his pets.
As he put it, “There's no culture for Somalis if they don't have camels.”
But today, that ancient Somali human-camel relationship is in jeopardy.
Dhil is a made of wood so it is cleaned with burnt wood called culay in a process known as culid
Thank you for this information.
I watching right now from Malta
I miss Hargeisa
Asc try ice with the milk and may be little sugar thnks
Thanks for the tip!
Burning the dhiil has numerous benifits. It sanitizes it, prevents the milk from soaking into the wood, and imparts a nice Smokey flavor to the milk (depending on the type of wood, it imparts different flavors and aromas)
Thanks for the info!
14:35 they burn it to kill bacteria and to dry the insides since wood absorbs moisture, hope that helps.
Thank you 😊
Masha allah beautiful atmosphere 💖
I am missing Hargeisa so much we lived there for 8yrs my children had their best best time there
We missing the sunshine, the friendly people even the goats and camel on the streets
We.missed the Camel meat, the Camel milk and the Camel butter
We can't wait to come back insha'allah for summer holiday
Enjoy to the maximum my dear
Thank you 😊 where is the butter 🧈? I need to get some.
Camel hump fat (butter) is from the camel hump it’s cooked and drained the fat is then used in cooking, it’s also used by some for the breakfast on top of lahooh 😂 it’s not for everyone, I hate the smell of it it’s revolting but some love it specially the older generation and people from the country side. By the way am loving the channel keep it up ❤
Samirah, you made amazing video
Respect sister
You are a legend
Lovely video. WHERE IS THIS?
Somewhere out past Masala area....sorry I'm not more specific I don't really know. Maybe a local could answer you better than I.
how much cost the baby camel
Australia geela nooga keena anaguu dahabka nooga qaalisan yahay 🤭 waan u xiisay shaah Lagu cadeyay caano geel
Someone is asking the little camel "wheres your mama?😂😂😂 that made my day
Samirah welcome to your home land Somalia
Thanks for the vedio. I really enjoyed. Camel milk is great. Kids, how dare you spit Caano Geel infront of Geel Jire kkk. Try it with tea or coffee. you can also warm up and kill all bacteria and drink after that. Camel milk also has 3 different tests. Love from Somali Boy in Canada
How's the drought situation going on ??
Maybe it's best to ask someone in very rural area. I don't see it in Hargeisa, I know that I see unicef adds on my Facebook feed. I can't believe they are talking about the country I'm living. There is plenty of need, that's for sure, but the bombardment of the NGOs asking for donations doesn't seem to add up. Support any family directly if they are struggling with the drought.
My mother loves Caano gal but I don’t drink it ❤ I’ve never been to Somalia but I am from Somalia 🇸🇴
hey there, lovely videos . i enjoyed watching.
the mark you are talking about on the camel neck is to mark. each tribe or clan will need a mark to recognize their camel from other tribes for general recognition. any one lost camel will be kept by the first person to find them. but to contact the owners they need some recognition marks . it makes it easier to contact its owners once its lost in the country side. if its stolen, any one leading them will be recognized as well. each tribe live in certain area. so if your camel walks past that area lead by some one, it will be recognized and you will be informed. so basically that is idea.
i am watching from Garowe, Puntland. you should visit us here some time with your kids.
Thank so much for the detailed information 😊
@@SamirahJees anytime dear and we still expect you at Garowe, Puntland.
Manshaalahaa good trip
Mashallah beautiful family
Thank you 😊
Samira the camels in Australia and the camels in somaliland are totally different.
I don't know where you got your information from but they are not that different. The camel population in Australia descended from a herd brought in from Arabia by the British explorers who used them in the rough terrain and then released them into the outback after they were no longer of any use.
Manshaalahaa nice culture
It is no a dhiil.it is hadhuub. Dhiil is the one you make butter with.
Wow that’s amazing
Masha allah i like 🐪🐪
I WAS IN A SIMILAR PLACE NEAR TOON A WEEK AGO WITH MY 5 KIDS SIMILAR TO YOUR FROM THE UK AND MY 7 YEAR OLD THREW UP TOO LOL AFTER DRINKING CAMEL MILK, I MEAN ITS JUST ALIEN TO THEM THE TASTE BUT THE BENEFITS FAR OUTWEIGH EVERYTHING ELSE,
Agree 👍
Mansha alh
Wonderful
Mnshalah ❤
MashaAllah, wonderful
Little correction: Ano geel, not geelo aano. Hh anyway ur somali is improving.
Phone 📞 number he is hilarious I thought it was a Social Security number:🤣🤣😂😂
just asking does by any chance new jees hotel in Hargeisa belong to your family??😀
Not us
Msh Allah beautiful family 👪
That is amazing I love somaliland and I miss somaliland
Maah.AlllAh.
Mashaallaha waaxa idiin dhaashaay
Mansha Allah
Beautiful
They burn the vessel with particular plant stems and leafs 1 for fragrance and 2 for its anti bacterial properties
Perfect this was the information I was looking for.
Masha Allah❤️
Awosome
In Somali Society camel is the most important and valuable rather than other livestock
We love 🐫 🐪
Enjoy Somaliland guys ❤
Charcoal reason is Aromatic and hygiene and eliminate the germs
I love the woman with niqabi said “Australia waa laquba” 😂 camel is not garbage 🗑️
The main reason dhiil burn with charcoal is charcoal have anti bacterial property. This is SOMALI tradition for hundred of years .
This is something we should still do rather than chemical sanitizers.
@@SamirahJees
Yab, all chemical have side effects . Also onion have anti bacterial properties plus it kills bad insects
Manshallah
kkk samira I heard in Australia they kill the camel cause its wild camel you can't even get close to them..
Pure 🐫 camel milk is the best 😋😋
The reason they put the truck on the deal is to kill the germs
Very Nice
WE BURN THE DILL BECAUSE IT WILL GIVE THE MILK NICE SMELL TO IT PLUS TEH CHARCOL HAS COMPONANT TO KEEP THE MILK FRESH SMELL. AND REMOVE THE MILK BACTERIA OUT OF THE WOODEN POWEL
They use the stick ulay they smoke the Wooden stick sometimes they have specific tree branches for different scents they want but the point is to sanitize the cup befor milking the camel yes and somali boys geel jire they have pride in camels they herd it the lives of its milk for years and years and inherited it from father to son and yes it’s competition the more camel milk he can drink the stronger he is 😂I personally would not drink when’s warm and when he is marrying a young lady he gives her camels for meher
Wow, thank you for such detail information 😊
And for the burning of the dhiil is for hygne Somali way for centuries before the cleaning product of today
Masha Allah camel milk is the best ......
Hhhhhh waxaan ku qoslay gabadha cadaanka ah ee markii nirigtu raadineeysay hooyadeed hash qaniintay ku tiri hey stop or I'll wace you up oo macnaheedu yahay waa ku tumaayaa hadaad qaniinto
I laughed in this part so much 😂
Amazing 👍
Thanks 😄
Iam somali and family have most camels in somali
❤ beautiful
Somalia has the most camels in the world. Somaliland alone has 7 million camels
scars are marks determining for the families owned it.
Masha'Allah
Donate used second hand shoes , they are the best educated somalis on earth . just donate please and we will be glad .
6:00 😆 samirah became geeljire ah 🐪..
Geelu aad caato u yahay
7 million camel they live Somali region ❤😭
Wow
Assalamu alieykum my sister and my kids
Beyond to that I could like to say if you want to know more about camel just visit the push during the summer time
Is she britain or somali woman?
Who ?
good videos hello you from Brisbane 🇸🇴 🇦🇺 🙏🏽
Hello 👋
Santising traditional way
❤️💯👍
A great experience
Noway 😅 i seen my area i leave 😅
you guys camel milk are more healthy and clean then cows milk you don't know how much somalian love camel milk then cow
Hargeysa Waqooyiga somaliya
I love camel 🐪 🥛 milk
Sister you are sp cute on this dress