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Wa Maxay Jaceylku ?

 Jacaylku waa go'aan, waa xukun, waa ballan. Haddii jacaylku ahaan lahaa kaliya dareen, ma jiraan wax sal ah oo ballan ah in la is jeclaado weligeed. 

Dareen ayaa yimaada waana laga yaabaa inuu tago. Sideen u xukumi karaa in ay weligeed sii jiri doonto, marka falkaygu aanu ku lug lahayn xukun iyo go'aan.

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