zamindawari wrote:YLibiya wrote:Hi
My name is Yusuf I am a Half Arab half Cadaan guy that lives in Wales, I want to Marry a girl that is Isaac I am deeply in love with her but on a few occasions she has told me that it would be quite hard for her Father to accept me. I speak fluently Somali and I only learned the Language so I could communicate with her family in somali in the future. I really want to Marry her for the sake of all Allah and I know my Family will accept her as my mother already loves her to bits. I want to make it Halal can you guys give me you're view on this I would appreciate it.
Thanks
Firstly, it is important that I state that I am not Somali and therefore my views do not represent those of Somalis and may possibly even drastically contrast from Somalis in cultural worldview. (end disclaimer)
Secondly, this is none of my business but since you have chosen to make your private life a public affair by means of the internet and I read it, well... I do not know all of the details but I can affirm, based solely on what you have written here, that you are, at the very least, walking in and out of haram territory! While I am impressed and intrigued at your devotion in learning their language, this nonetheless, does not excuse an almost certainly illegal relationship. I am concerned and curious in how it is that you have managed to establish any form of relationship with someone's daughter whose father does not accept you?! In my culture, you do not speak to, look at, see the faces of, or come to know in ANY way our women until you first go through the men of the family and a meeting is arranged with both famalies in attendance. Yet here you are, and you've known her for such a time period that you have learned Somali and still her father does no accept you? Something in this picture is off and I'm not sure what it is. Does the father
know that you communicate with his daughter? Or is this something that only occurs in the shadows? I will give you one thing, you have a lot nerve to publicly admit your continued relations with a Somali girl on a Somali forum, even behind the perceived safety of the internet. There's a word used in Dari, "sharm", that's something you would do well to acquire. It means shame.
Lay off this extremist drivel no wonder in your country you have the Dancing Hairless Boys, with this "flower guarding Arab obsession" no wonder your hairy sister cant find a man unless her daddy find for for her. There is no shame in a woman going out in the world finding here mate, or a man. This Salafi craze of yours doesn't work in the real world. In Afghanistan its obvious this women-watching-guarding culture impeded the progress of your womenfolk , so its obvious its n't working.
So what if you take a woman to lunch , 99% of human relations begins with secrets , no man goes to the father without seen the daughter and says i want your daughter , unless you are living in 5th century Arabia, even in Arabia what you read in these Salafi books is further from the truth, most men and women meet somehow and after lengthy relationship decide to marry or go apart. Not seen the woman , not talking to her , and not even hearing her voice is not a healthy culture, and thats why in Afghanistan and Saudi Arabia
bacha bazi is almost cultural.