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Also., can u imagine the hypocrisy>????? How can u be 'active' in Somali Community, and yet live a very unIslamic lifestyle such as having a 'gay male partner' ???? That shows really nerves and obtuseness that is extremely glib. Wow. Walle Somalis are weird!

Khalid he was killed by a revert, who apparently was on a killing spree using the deen as a cover. Smh
Lately somalis have been dying like flies. But they chose that lifestyle, even madows gangsters don't mess with these suicidal faraxs lol.

Yummy, allah is the most forgiving indeed.

Basra, uskut nayaa.

Ileen advo waa reer Seattle, I always thought you were from Ohio.

Advo wrote: .

Basra, uskut nayaa.

Advo

I Must confess u remind me of Yummy and Adali aka Voltage.

Advo wrote: Also, the somali wadaado here made a clear statement, they did not pray on him or another somali guy who was killed recently. The wadaado will do their research, unless u were practicing ur deen, they will not pray on ur body.

Is that even permissible though? I would understand if someone openly rejected the existence of Allah SWT and/or Rasuul (SAW) as that takes you out of the fold of Islam, but you can't judge a person's deen based on their outward actions. The two you mentioned might have been praying 5 times a day, fasting and paying sadaqah, but due to some sort inner conflict/jihad-ul-nafs, were openly sinning. No one's perfect, we all make mistakes. These so-called wadaado are doing a disservice to these people's families if they think they can judge dead people in this manner

Somali wadaads smh
It's like they're making up rules as they go along, Salaadooda dadka xaasidayaan. God alone knows waxaa iyaga qarsanayaan. Yaa ka khaniis badan Saudiga ..yet you never hear of them turning away qof meyd ah just because he was known in the community for being khaniis.

Advo why didn't they pray on the other guy...what did he do.

Methylamine wrote: but due to some sort inner conflict/jihad-ul-nafs, were openly sinning

That is the most eloquent and elegant way of coming out of the closet that I ever read. It is beautiful in its prose and style, that it inspires dhuuso and qosol at the same time. Even, though I confess- I NEVER DHUUSO!!!

Basra- wrote:

Methylamine wrote: but due to some sort inner conflict/jihad-ul-nafs, were openly sinning

That is the most eloquent and elegant way of coming out of the closet that I ever read. It is beautiful in its prose and style, that it inspires dhuuso and qosol at the same time. Even, though I confess- I NEVER DHUUSO!!!

Cherine, he was in the streets even though his family is religious. Aun

its a tricky decision whether to pray/not pray on a person like that but the fact is from the information I don't think he was open with the whole gay thing...maybe a closest, I mean how can he work for the Somali community if they had all known who he really was?

but anyway, allahu a'lam...its between him and god now

Hodan94 wrote:its a tricky decision whether to pray/not pray on a person like that but the fact is from the information I don't think he was open with the whole gay thing...maybe a closest, I mean how can he work for the Somali community if they had all known who he really was?

but anyway, allahu a'lam...its between him and god now

Your mode of talking and self rationalizing, with intervals of 'allahu a'lam' truly cracks me up! I beg your pardon!

khaniisnimo is just disgusting I don't understand guys or girls that are like that....I mean somethings mentally wired wrong.
I know a story where a Somali guy was confirmed to be a khanis and his family burnt the house down with him inside tied up
so that the family wouldn't be shamed.

Hodan94 wrote:

khaniisnimo is just disgusting I don't understand guys or girls that are like that....I mean somethings mentally wired wrong.
I know a story where a Somali guy was confirmed to be a khanis and his family burnt the house down with him inside tied up
so that the family wouldn't be shamed.

Hodan94 wrote:its a tricky decision whether to pray/not pray on a person like that but the fact is from the information I don't think he was open with the whole gay thing...maybe a closest, I mean how can he work for the Somali community if they had all known who he really was?

but anyway, allahu a'lam...its between him and god now

What do you have to lose for praying on someone who was a sinner?

^ knowing he was a sinner will only give u bad deeds. khanisniimo is one of the biggest evils and sins according to allah swt.