Genuine Question

[kambuli]

Please just a genuine response

Last year I attended a wedding. There were girls who wore the xijaab. People danced all night..Those girls did not dance because they saw it as xaraam, at least that is what they said.

Then after a while an Arabic CD started playing then the two girls started dancing... belly dancing and all happy etc..

My question is;

Why some people think it is ok to dance with Arabic songs but not Ok to dance with Somali or English songs...

Walaahay I was like what an ingnorance

[Unclebin]

Maybe those girls were arab somalis or Somali arabs? They probably can't relate to somali music and grew up in ARABIA or have arab blood. Did you think bout that Sister Kam? Maybe they saw somaali music as not their taste. Food for thought.

[Samatr]

I was tempted to say something stupid, but I wont.

[Cawar]

They didnt dance in other music because they didnt feel like it..not because it was Haraam...and they felt more familiar with the Arabic songs.

But it would've been better if you asked them if Dancing was Haram or if dancing with music other than Arabic was haraam..obviously I am being sarcastic because there is no such a thing...but we have munaafaqs everywhere and all the time.

[kambuli]

Uncle,

Maya walaal, waa Somali somali dhashay No Arabic trait.

Samatr,

Thanks do not say stupid thing.. that is smart of you.


Cawar,

I see them as munaafiqeen big time.... Mar haddaad dabada ruxeyso what difference does it make whether you do it in Arabic or in Somali

[Sir-Luggoyo]

[quote="kambuli"]

Those girls did not dance because they saw it as xaraam, at least that is what they said.

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Uncle,

Halllloooooooooooo, they said dancing is Haram, period. They shouldn't have swayed their arses for any music Arabic or not.


In my dictionary, they equivalent to those who add the "Abu" prefix in their SOmali names, just to be close to Arabistan

[same]

Did they really say dancing is xaaraam?
Then they must be hypocrites.

[LionHeart-112]

It's obvious that they didn't know how to dance to american music so they used Islam as an excuse which is stupid.

[Unclebin]

Sister Kam

maybe they just felt something deep inside them when راغب علامة classic
فرق كبير bounced the halls. I know I would get my belly dance on

[QansaGabeyle]

It comes from ignorance and brainwashing. I have an aunt who lived in the arab countries for a long time and she actually thinks everything arabic is halaal. I mean if you put arabic letters on a beer bottle, she would probably drink it.

"I know I would get my belly dance on "

Aren't you supposed to be a guy?

[kambuli]

Walaahay, I agree with Qansa, there are people with that attitude.... These girls look down at the other Somalis that are dancing with a Somali singer... I said Somali singer... Can you believe?

I have no problem if someone says... I do not dance, specially with men, for religious reason for xishood etc but come on do not do the nastiest dance which is the belly dancing and then make us believe inaad tahay gabadh ehlul diin ah....

Either you dance or do not dance...

[LionHeart-112]

kambuli-did u look at my post at all or you are just ignoring me ever since the whole Isaaq-hijaab thing?

[Sir-Luggoyo]

Kambuli


So which song were you dancing to? and I mean, which one makes you lose the garbasaar and the masar

[Unclebin]

Qansa

Its a joke no homo.

Sir lug

Sista kam perceived them as they saw it as haraam. Not that they outright said somaali music is haraam.

BTW it was فرق كبير sista sista kam kam buli was getting her jig on.

[Cawar]

Lug,
Now a days...girls like the Buraanbur I heard...so they throw not only the Gabasaar but more than that when they hear their tuulo being mentioned...ma ka taqaanaa in ey tuuladaas ku soo koreen...waa gabdho caadi oo xamar ka yimid ee day hee.