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They did that, I am sorry but that is hilarious. I can just imagined someone doing that. Those girls have issues. If they are religious whether it is Somali or not, they shouldn't dance. Especially Belly dancing, which is a very sexual dance. They have been brainwashed, wallahi.

[quote="Alluring"]:lol:

They did that, I am sorry but that is hilarious. I can just imagined someone doing that. Those girls have issues. If they are religious whether it is Somali or not, they shouldn't dance. Especially Belly dancing, which is a very sexual dance. They have been brainwashed, wallahi.[/quote]



It is hilarious, what is more hilarious is her calling them munaafiq, when they were all at such a wedding in the first place

[quote="Hambalayo2"][quote="Alluring"]:lol:

They did that, I am sorry but that is hilarious. I can just imagined someone doing that. Those girls have issues. If they are religious whether it is Somali or not, they shouldn't dance. Especially Belly dancing, which is a very sexual dance. They have been brainwashed, wallahi.[/quote]



It is hilarious, what is more hilarious is her calling them munaafiq, when they were all at such a wedding in the first place [/quote]

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Atleast they didn't go on top of a guy and hump him dry and say "Well, Arabic music was playing so it is alright"

Hambalayo

The dancing, Sister. I was referring to the dancing, not the music.

[quote="kambuli"]

Last year I attended a wedding. There were girls who wore the xijaab. People danced all night..Those girls did not dance because they saw it as xaraam, at least that is what they said.

Then after a while an Arabic CD started playing then the two girls started dancing... belly dancing and all happy etc..

My question is;

Why some people think it is ok to dance with Arabic songs but not Ok to dance with Somali or English songs...

Walaahay I was like what an ingnorance [/quote]

[quote="kambuli"]Please just a genuine response

Last year I attended a wedding. There were girls who wore the xijaab. People danced all night..Those girls did not dance because they saw it as xaraam, at least that is what they said.

Then after a while an Arabic CD started playing then the two girls started dancing... belly dancing and all happy etc..

My question is;

Why some people think it is ok to dance with Arabic songs but not Ok to dance with Somali or English songs...

Walaahay I was like what an ingnorance [/quote]

Apparently, they think Somali and English music will lead them to hell but Arabic music won't.

[quote="Unclebin"]Sister Kam
maybe they just felt something deep inside them when راغب علامة classic
فرق كبير bounced the halls. I know I would get my belly dance on [/quote]


get ready to come out of the non-gay closed




Amr diyab n راغب علامة I have two words
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[quote="kambuli"]Uncle,
Maya walaal, waa Somali somali dhashay No Arabic trait.
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black women don't have Awra therefore they shouldn't be wearing xijaab