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MaliPrince wrote:

Lillaahiya wrote:There was a lady from my city named sister Zeinab (AUN) who got married to a Somali man and moved to Hargeysa She recently died but from what I can recall, she was pretty accepted in the city. Very popular too.

I wouldn't compare Hargeisa to the rest of Somalia. The Isaaq are well-known to be lap-dogs for cadaan. They love anything white. They probably worshipped her.

In the rest of Somalia, the bitch would be raped then stoned to death.

there was a cadaan sister who left with her 4 kids (I think) from the UK to live permanently in (I think Hargeisa or Burco, not sure). Came back after one of her very young sons (less than 5 I think) got very seriously ill maskiin. She was telling us how she used to cry & pray day & night for Allah not to take him away and inuu caafimaadkiisa uceliyo. Hooyadu waa qaali wallee

JamalAddow wrote:What would the stigma be of taking an Cadaan girl back to the motherland? Obviously she'd be a revert.

Would our kids get bullied by other kids for not being pure Somali? How about the wife, would she get stones thrown at her, get called gaal?

How will I be treated?

Someone would have to be with her when going outside. The kids would have a hard time growing up.

Aslong as u love her u should take her where ever u like , jacaylku mala jinziyad midab ama wax la mid ah ayey dadka qaar yidhahaan

If I was married to ajnabi, I'd definitely take her with me. I don't think Somalis are xenophobic. Heck our president is a cadaan dude name Nicolas or something.

Many Djiboutians take back home French women, no big deal. I myself plan on marrying a Muslim Bosnian girl.

Advo wrote:If I was married to ajnabi, I'd definitely take her with me. I don't think Somalis are xenophobic. Heck our president is a cadaan dude name Nicolas or something.