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Clown wrote:So they marry the Black brothers duhh

Not all some come 4 business to shop , n get der teenage daughters to read quran cus da jin is inside dem , 1 girl punch da sheik scary jinns

grandpakhalif wrote:

Lillaahiya wrote:Men and women are separated within the masjid, so why does it even matter? Meel aad ku tukatid ma wayday?

If it was a bunch of non-Somali women, you'd prolly praise them and say such and such people have pious women. Dad ba meel bugta walle.

90% of non-somali women who wear niqab/jilbaab have the character and akhlaaq to match, i can't say the same about somalis

Why didn't you make your intentions clear from the jump. You don't have an issue with women attending the masjid; you have an issue with Somali women attending the masjid.

Simple resolution: Attend a masjid where the majority of participants are not Somali. Out of sight, out of mind.

Lillaahiya wrote:

grandpakhalif wrote:

Lillaahiya wrote:Men and women are separated within the masjid, so why does it even matter? Meel aad ku tukatid ma wayday?

If it was a bunch of non-Somali women, you'd prolly praise them and say such and such people have pious women. Dad ba meel bugta walle.

90% of non-somali women who wear niqab/jilbaab have the character and akhlaaq to match, i can't say the same about somalis

Why didn't you make your intentions clear from the jump. You don't have an issue with women attending the masjid; you have an issue with Somali women attending the masjid.

Simple resolution: Attend a masjid where the majority of participants are not Somali. Out of sight, out of mind.

Loool dats hard to do in toronto n ottawa

It's funny when Wadaad-groupies turn their thirstiness into "women's right" issue......I'm just saying.

SecretAgent wrote: Loool dats hard to do in toronto n ottawa

Somalis frequent As-Salaam, the main masjid, and increasingly daarul sunnah in Ottawa. Everywhere else is a good mix of other ethnicities.

Parking ? Lol least of my worries, I am extremely wary when walking past these new Muslimahs, some of them are always staring directly at you with thirst in their eyes as if the Masajid is a hookup place.

AgentOfChaos wrote:It's funny when Wadaad-groupies turn their thirstiness into "women's right" issue......I'm just saying.

Where is the world did you get that ?

AgentOfChaos wrote:It's funny when Wadaad-groupies turn their thirstiness into "women's right" issue......I'm just saying.

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