"No woman aint gonna rule me"

[Rambie]

Like I said before they need "stronger" faraxs there. I mean the man
with the glasses didn't bring a sound or reasonable argument to back him up. He just said "That's how it is"
and made few rude remarks to the surprise of his female college. I think the bombastic girl did not really respond
harshly like she did to the other dude cos they seem to be friends. And the guy in glasses looked like he didn't want to
be roasted later by other males for agreeing with her. The man on the far right is mostly silent and not active during discussions despite
being the icon of the show. The Farax in the far left was the most reasonable and diplomatic as he manged to get his points across without offending his fellow Xalimo while making good arguments. I think he is the only farax out there that was prepared for the show. The other two seemed like they were just brought from nowhere and improvising on spot.

All in all, it was a fun episode. I just hope that faraxs come prepared next time
and stop playing defense the whole time. The loud bombastic xalimo was dominating the whole show.
For me, I don't mind a qualified women to lead the country but I don't see it happening anytime soon.

[Inaayah]

Some ppl tryna be charlemange

She ain't funny tho.. botch you need to fix your hair

Wallahi Aishah way ila aragtay , she's tryna be Charlemagne.

Girl stop.

She's a cute looking girl but that's about it. I don't like her over-aggressive attitude.

[MujahidAishah]

Her attitude makes me wanna snatch her faster than karlie redd..


I like the random behind the camera

[InaSamaale]

I agree with Queen Buuq, the men had there shot, now step aside. Somali women, both in the diaspora and back home are genuine about improving their communities. They're the first to put their money where there mouth is when it comes to fundraising & community initiatives.


The brother on the far left made a good point though, the system won't let a Somali women thrive. For godsake, you have young Somali men in the west who still don't see their wives as equal partners in their relationship so, having a female president, is definetly a stretch.


As for the folks that say the deen issue, are we just going to pretend like we currently have a constitution that is founded upon sharicah? What's with the inconsistency ?

[Rambie]

she has 2 daughters!

[SultanOrder]

A woman can't do this or that until she does. Simple as that.

[CigaalSHiiDaaDCFC]

The Farax in the far left was the most reasonable and diplomatic as he manged to get his points across without offending his fellow Xalimo

i didnt even listen what he said, i will listen to him when he takes off those earings

I agree with Queen Buuq, the men had there shot, now step aside. Somali women, both in the diaspora and back home are genuine about improving their communities. They're the first to put their money where there mouth is when it comes to fundraising & community initiatives.


The brother on the far left made a good point though, the system won't let a Somali women thrive. For godsake, you have young Somali men in the west who still don't see their wives as equal partners in their relationship so, having a female president, is definetly a stretch.


As for the folks that say the deen issue, are we just going to pretend like we currently have a constitution that is founded upon sharicah? What's with the inconsistency ?

since we dnt have sharia law in our countries lets also let women lead salah

[gegiroor]

The West, UN, and IGAD (Uganda and Ethiopia) decide who is Somalia's president; therefore, I don't understand why are we even contemplating this question? But it all points to one thing: Somalis don't know the situation that we're in. Sure if they can impose General Gabre - a non-Somali and archenemy of Somali people - on all of us, they can choose anyone else that they want to be a president.

As for me, anyone who can end the mayhem (female or male) is fine with me as long as they are Somali Muslim who loves his (or her) deen, people and the country.

[InaSamaale]

The Farax in the far left was the most reasonable and diplomatic as he manged to get his points across without offending his fellow Xalimo

i didnt even listen what he said, i will listen to him when he takes off those earings

I agree with Queen Buuq, the men had there shot, now step aside. Somali women, both in the diaspora and back home are genuine about improving their communities. They're the first to put their money where there mouth is when it comes to fundraising & community initiatives.


The brother on the far left made a good point though, the system won't let a Somali women thrive. For godsake, you have young Somali men in the west who still don't see their wives as equal partners in their relationship so, having a female president, is definetly a stretch.


As for the folks that say the deen issue, are we just going to pretend like we currently have a constitution that is founded upon sharicah? What's with the inconsistency ?

since we dnt have sharia law in our countries lets also let women lead salah

Nice try. Dont straw man me. We're talking about governance, if women leading bothers you, the kuffar system of governance should bother you more.

[ihatewritingessays]

I agree with Queen Buuq, the men had there shot, now step aside. Somali women, both in the diaspora and back home are genuine about improving their communities. They're the first to put their money where there mouth is when it comes to fundraising & community initiatives.


The brother on the far left made a good point though, the system won't let a Somali women thrive. For godsake, you have young Somali men in the west who still don't see their wives as equal partners in their relationship so, having a female president, is definetly a stretch.


As for the folks that say the deen issue, are we just going to pretend like we currently have a constitution that is founded upon sharicah? What's with the inconsistency ?

100% agree i was arguing with a friend abt this. Thanks for articulating it so well imma show this to her.

[lifeisbloodyhard]

The girl is really pretty mashaAllah. Can't be bothered to watch the video cos it looks like a waste of time but I just wanted to say that lol.

[smooth]

The moment the question of this title comes into your head, or you think, ponder or even worse debate about it, you have already lost and successfully turned into an emasculated banshee bakhti weakling without you even knowing.

My Granddad with over 50 children would be rolling in his grave if he sees matters like this that for centuries had been a foregone conclusions, never even brought up as kaftan being discussed so brazenly, waliba the women today being 100x weaker then our mothers, ceeb caleeyk.

[CigaalSHiiDaaDCFC]

The moment the question of this title comes into your head, or you think, ponder or even worse debate about it, you have already lost and successfully turned into an emasculated banshee bakhti weakling without you even knowing.

My Granddad with over 50 children would be rolling in his grave if he sees matters like this that for centuries had been a foregone conclusions, never even brought up as kaftan being discussed so brazenly, with women 100x weaker then our mothers, ceeb caleeyk.

.. so your argument is they are weak? emotional? are you saying xaawa tako wasnt strong enough to be a president?

[AirBitaale]

Women are needed in the home more than they are needed in the parliament!

[CigaalSHiiDaaDCFC]

Women are needed in the kitchen more than they are needed in the parliament!