Somali women who wear jilbaabs weliba dark ones in the summer

lifeisbloodyhard · Post by **lifeisbloodyhard** » Mon May 09, 2016 7:18 am

I know this is going to be controversial but fuck it. I have to get it off my chest.

It's bloody hot in London today. Yesterday was even worse. Weli wii xidan. Why would God want them to suffer?

:snoop:

kanadiid90 · Post by **kanadiid90** » Mon May 09, 2016 7:40 am

in saudi it reaches up to 50c and women still wear that black abayya

mahoka · Post by **mahoka** » Mon May 09, 2016 7:49 am

They look scary, they remind me of the nazgul from the Lord of the Rings

xafadahayna · Post by **xafadahayna** » Mon May 09, 2016 7:51 am

different times of the year you use different materials... there are very light abayas and jilbaabs. ask one of your siblings that shops from dubai you would be surprised at how light they're and of course the color is black and no it doesn't feel hot.

ukuyaalo cusub askugu sadaqeesto so you can see aduunka with different lenses

lifeisbloodyhard · Post by **lifeisbloodyhard** » Mon May 09, 2016 7:54 am

kanadiid90 wrote:in saudi it reaches up to 50c and women still wear that black abayya

Maybe the material is lighter than the one that jilbaabs are made from? I dunno. You have got to remember they usually only get around by car and there is air conditioning everywhere : in every house, shop etc.

Say something!!

Sumubaridi · Post by **Sumubaridi** » Mon May 09, 2016 8:07 am

lifeisbloodyhard wrote:
kanadiid90 wrote:in saudi it reaches up to 50c and women still wear that black abayya
Maybe the material is lighter than the one that jilbaabs are made from? I dunno. You have got to remember they usually only get around by car and there is air conditioning everywhere : in every house, shop etc.

Say something!!

how do you normally dress up when you are going out of your house?

lifeisbloodyhard · Post by **lifeisbloodyhard** » Mon May 09, 2016 8:08 am

Sumubaridi wrote:
lifeisbloodyhard wrote:
kanadiid90 wrote:in saudi it reaches up to 50c and women still wear that black abayya
Maybe the material is lighter than the one that jilbaabs are made from? I dunno. You have got to remember they usually only get around by car and there is air conditioning everywhere : in every house, shop etc.

Say something!!
how do you normally dress up when you are going out of your house?

That's irrelevant.

Machiavelli2 · Post by **Machiavelli2** » Mon May 09, 2016 8:21 am

Why can't people have the freedom to choose to wear whatever they want? If one claims to be tolerant of same-sex marriages, why can't they extend that tolerance to Muslim women who consciously decided to wear jilbaab? Civility dictates that it's no one's business how one dresses as long as they are not nude. It's a basic etiquette for human respect and tolerance towards one another.

No pun intended.

Sumubaridi · Post by **Sumubaridi** » Mon May 09, 2016 8:25 am

it is relevant. You started a thread to ridicule hijab so I was wondering if you walk out of your house without Hijab. Muslims girls do not have a choice but to wear Hijaab. its like Ramadan. Would you say I cannot first because its hot or I cannot pray because. If you do not cover up, its your choice but do not ridicule people who are pleasing their allah.

lifeisbloodyhard · Post by **lifeisbloodyhard** » Mon May 09, 2016 8:27 am

Machiavelli2 wrote:Why can't people have the freedom to choose to wear whatever they want? If one claims to be tolerant of same-sex marriages, why can't they extend that tolerance to Muslim women who consciously decided to wear jilbaab? Civility dictates that it's no one's business how one dresses as long as they are not nude. It's a basic etiquette for human respect and tolerance towards one another.

No pun intended.

They have the freedom to wear what they want but I also have the freedom to say what I want.

What i'm tryna say is that they think this is what God wants and I disagree.

I never said it is ugly/unsightly even though I think it is.

I see them everywhere and walahi I feel sorry for them. I even have some in my fam who wear it.

Machiavelli2 · Post by **Machiavelli2** » Mon May 09, 2016 8:31 am

Sumubaridi wrote:it is relevant. You started a thread to ridicule hijab so I was wondering if you walk out of your house without Hijab. Muslims girls do not have a choice but to wear Hijaab. its like Ramadan. Would you say I cannot first because its hot or I cannot pray because. If you do not cover up, its your choice but do not ridicule people who are pleasing their allah.

Ina Adeer, the discussion is about one form of Hijaab called Jilbaab and not all forms of hijabs. Ta kale, you have no buisiness in demanding to know how she dresses. That is between her and her Creator.

Sumubaridi · Post by **Sumubaridi** » Mon May 09, 2016 8:35 am

Machiavelli2 wrote:
Sumubaridi wrote:it is relevant. You started a thread to ridicule hijab so I was wondering if you walk out of your house without Hijab. Muslims girls do not have a choice but to wear Hijaab. its like Ramadan. Would you say I cannot first because its hot or I cannot pray because. If you do not cover up, its your choice but do not ridicule people who are pleasing their allah.
Ina Adeer, the discussion is about one form of Hijaab called Jilbaab and not all forms of hijabs. Ta kale, you have no buisiness in demanding to know how she dresses. That is between her and her Creator.

And she has a right to Mock Muslims girls who are going about their business dressed up according to how allah demanded. Once you violet other people's right, you give people permission to invade your privacy. The same way she has right to question why they are wearing hijab, is the same way I have a right to ask her if she wears hijab or go out half naked. I am wadaad and I 100% pro-hijab. If anyone redicules it, then they are inviting a piff with me.

lifeisbloodyhard · Post by **lifeisbloodyhard** » Mon May 09, 2016 8:42 am

Machiavelli2 wrote:
Sumubaridi wrote:it is relevant. You started a thread to ridicule hijab so I was wondering if you walk out of your house without Hijab. Muslims girls do not have a choice but to wear Hijaab. its like Ramadan. Would you say I cannot first because its hot or I cannot pray because. If you do not cover up, its your choice but do not ridicule people who are pleasing their allah.
Ina Adeer, the discussion is about one form of Hijaab called Jilbaab and not all forms of hijabs. Ta kale, you have no buisiness in demanding to know how she dresses. That is between her and her Creator.

Mach, you are right. I think I have been a bit disrespectful. I will edit my opening post. I will reflect on my views on jilbaabs and think about how to share my views sensitively. It is like the same-sex thing etc. There is a wider context.

Edit: I can't edit my opening post.

lifeisbloodyhard · Post by **lifeisbloodyhard** » Mon May 09, 2016 8:43 am

Sumubaridi wrote:
Machiavelli2 wrote:
Sumubaridi wrote:it is relevant. You started a thread to ridicule hijab so I was wondering if you walk out of your house without Hijab. Muslims girls do not have a choice but to wear Hijaab. its like Ramadan. Would you say I cannot first because its hot or I cannot pray because. If you do not cover up, its your choice but do not ridicule people who are pleasing their allah.
Ina Adeer, the discussion is about one form of Hijaab called Jilbaab and not all forms of hijabs. Ta kale, you have no buisiness in demanding to know how she dresses. That is between her and her Creator.
And she has a right to Mock Muslims girls who are going about their business dressed up according to how allah demanded. Once you violet other people's right, you give people permission to invade your privacy. The same way she has right to question why they are wearing hijab, is the same way I have a right to ask her if she wears hijab or go out half naked. I am wadaad and I 100% pro-hijab. If anyone redicules it, then they are inviting a piff with me.

I did not mock anyone you nacas. Piss off.

lifeisbloodyhard · Post by **lifeisbloodyhard** » Mon May 09, 2016 8:43 am

lifeisbloodyhard wrote:

I know this is going to be controversial but fuck it. I have to get it off my chest.

It's bloody hot in London today. Yesterday was even worse. Weli wii xidan. Why would God want them to suffer?

I take it back. Mods lock this thread please. I know it's gonna cause fights etc.

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