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Dr.Psychologist wrote:gurey25
You will take any point to support your mission to reform islam right? Even argue prostitutes r better than God fearing aquan women?
These hoes have no imaan.
they are poor victims...These hoes have no imaan
and go to jannah 
qoraxeey wrote:
istaqfrullah . what is wrong with these women ... I will die of hunger wallahi
Firewall wrote:whats the point of this thread
Djibouti, Somali and Islamic nation, actually regulate hookers and tax them accordingly. The government also provides security for them.qoraxeey wrote:shaarmutoyiin iney somalia iyo meel kaste ka buxan ciid-kasta wey ugtahay
it still doesnt make it right . lol
burn hooker and the men who buy sex
walle its times when i hear stuff like that . i say thank for Al-shabab
The only person obsessed with Somali women and what they do is you. Any topic even remotely about Somali women, you're there prompto with your nonsense! You think by speaking ill of Somali men (every opportunity you get) that Somali women will somehow like you?michael_ital wrote:Firewall wrote:whats the point of this thread
Im wondering the same thing. It's becoming more disturbing, this trend of young Somali boys becoming preoccupied with the sexual activities of Somali women. Women whom they've never met. And the penchant for "qarxiis", is even MORE disturbing. And likely indicitive of more underlying emotional and sexual, issues.
Maa adan ba arkiin wuxuu wasakhaan shalay qoray, naaga la guday siduu uu fuulay buu ka sheekeenayeFirefly wrote:The only person obsessed with Somali women and what they do is you. Any topic even remotely about Somali women, you're there prompto with your nonsense! You think by speaking ill of Somali men (every opportunity you get) that Somali women will somehow like you?michael_ital wrote:Firewall wrote:whats the point of this thread
Im wondering the same thing. It's becoming more disturbing, this trend of young Somali boys becoming preoccupied with the sexual activities of Somali women. Women whom they've never met. And the penchant for "qarxiis", is even MORE disturbing. And likely indicitive of more underlying emotional and sexual, issues.
Mad May wrote:
Maa adan ba arkiin wuxuu wasakhaan shalay qoray, naaga la guday siduu uu fuulay buu ka sheekeenaye
War waxaan maxaa hayo? Inuu naago Somali xoogay yaan u filayaa, obsessionkaan caadi ma'ahan.
FAH1223 muu bangareeyo xoolahaan? Maxa loogu ogalyahay inu meeshaan fadhiiyo oo dumarka Somaaliyeed ceeyo maalin iyo habeenba? Nobleman baa deletegareeye postkaa, laakin threadka dan wuxu ka hadlaye 'naagaha ha la gudo, qurux waye'. Nimaan naagaha bahalkooda ka hadlayaan sida dhoocil xun nin ba ma'ahanFirefly wrote:Mad May wrote:
Maa adan ba arkiin wuxuu wasakhaan shalay qoray, naaga la guday siduu uu fuulay buu ka sheekeenaye
War waxaan maxaa hayo? Inuu naago Somali xoogay yaan u filayaa, obsessionkaan caadi ma'ahan.
Wallahi dheh?
grandpakhalif wrote:ADEN, Yemen (Reuters) - Somali refugee Saada hates what she does but can see no other way to feed her six children -- working as a prostitute in the southern Yemeni city of Aden.
"My life is rubbish, but what can I do? I have to work and make some money," said the woman in her 30s, sitting with other Somali women in Aden's Basateen slum district.
Like many others, Saada fled to Yemen to escape the chaos, clan warfare and famine that has plagued Somalia since warlords toppled President Mohamed Siad Barre in 1991 -- only to face another struggle for survival in impoverished Yemen.
She has spent 10 months in Yemen living on U.N. handouts and turned to prostitution eight weeks ago to send money to the relatives at home who are looking after her children.
Saada gets no money from her first husband, who divorced her and went to work in Saudi Arabia. Her second husband was badly wounded in fighting in the anarchic Somali capital Mogadishu.
"So now I am on my own," she said.
Yemen hosts 171,000 registered refugees, mostly Somalis, according to UNHCR figures for December, up from 140,300 a year earlier. Many more unregistered Somalis are thought to roam there, most of them hoping to move to richer Gulf countries.
The U.N. refugee agency UNHCR helps Somalis on arrival, but many in Basateen say they struggle to make ends meet.
Alysia, another divorced Somali woman driven into prostitution, said she had paid smugglers to take her on the perilous voyage across the Gulf of Aden to Yemen. "I have to take care of my son. I have to buy him milk," she said.
The port city of Aden has a more freewheeling atmosphere than elsewhere in Yemen, a conservative Muslim society.
While alcohol is hard to come by in the capital Sanaa, a few restaurants and beach clubs serve drinks in Aden, luring some weekend tourists from austere Gulf states such as Saudi Arabia.
In Aden's Tawahi seaside district, prostitutes work in cheap hotels or clubs which have adjacent "motels."
"The main reason for prostitution is poverty, the unemployment of refugees," said Alawiya Omar at the Italian aid organisation Intersource, which is working in Basateen, home to about 40,000 Somalis and Yemenis with Somali ties.
Together with UNHCR, the group helps victims of domestic and sexual violence and tries to educate refugees about the dangers of HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases.
"Awareness of the dangers of getting infections is not high," said Halima, a Somali woman who helps provide health care for prostitutes and advises them about safer sex.
"There are courses for the women, but many don't bother to show up even if they get some money or free food on that day," she said, sitting in a makeshift house where she lives with her husband, other families and some livestock -- all crammed together with flies buzzing around.
"My life is a mess. Sometimes men don't pay me. I would do anything else but what?" asked Najma, 34, another Somali sex worker.
(Editing by Alistair Lyon and Janet Lawrence)
