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Even the biggest Somali hoe wears a hijab. Every Somali hoe pretends to be modest. Specially the ones in diaspora. Why wear hijab and fool others when you are a hoe. I admire Asian and Arab girls for being truthful. They dont wear hijab and do bad things at the same time.

Somali girls if you're gonna be doing something bad do not wear something that shows your Islamnimo. Do not disrespect the modesty of Islam.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BF91YICgcuc#t=37

I dont think u r respecting any religion by calling them hoes. Respect yourself and leave them alone.

You are not the hoe police. You are not responsible for them. The skinny little men shaking their behinds are in the same boat u sexist ass. Judge them the same if u chose to publicly shame them using Islam.

Then, she'd be doing two sins; mingling with non-muhrum men, and not covering herself!

I'd say one sin is better than two.

Tuushi wrote:I dont think u r respecting any religion by calling them hoes. Respect yourself and leave them alone.

You are not the hoe police. You are not responsible for them. The skinny little men shaking their behinds are in the same boat u sexist ass. Judge them the same if u chose to publicly shame them using Islam.

She might be his wife. The only Sin they are committing here is doing that kind of act in public. She seems to be a good girl but carried away by the crowd. Plus, all people in the film are hijabis so it seems like a family wedding. Married people need to be an example to others.

AirBitaale wrote:Then, she'd be doing two sins; mingling with non-muhrum men, and not covering herself!

I'd say one sin is better than two.

Armuu Qabaa abti? Its very common in Kenya for wives to bring their husbands to weddings and start booty shaking.

Sumubaridi wrote:

AirBitaale wrote:Then, she'd be doing two sins; mingling with non-muhrum men, and not covering herself!

I'd say one sin is better than two.

Armuu Qabaa abti? Its very common in Kenya for wives to bring their husbands to weddings and start booty shaking.

He'd be an idiot if he is okay with his wife to booty shake for men worldwide!

AirBitaale wrote:

Sumubaridi wrote:

AirBitaale wrote:Then, she'd be doing two sins; mingling with non-muhrum men, and not covering herself!

I'd say one sin is better than two.

Armuu Qabaa abti? Its very common in Kenya for wives to bring their husbands to weddings and start booty shaking.

He'd be an idiot if he is okay with his wife to booty shake for men worldwide!

Abti, Somali women traditionally booty shake. Its Called Buraanbur. They move their booty from one side to the other while covering their head with garbasaar and stretching their hands like a triangle. The only problem is that, this ones made it modern with men coming and shooting films.

"every one has a chapter in their live they do not read it out loud"

Allahey dambigeena iyo kuwa dadka kaleba no daafo.

Somalis do grindings/booty shakes back home?

I always thought it was a Western thing.

Hyperactive wrote:"every one has a chapter in their live they do not read it out loud"

Allahey dambigeena iyo kuwa dadka kaleba no daafo.

Ilaahey dambigeenna ha dhaafo.

Sumubaridi wrote:

AirBitaale wrote:

Sumubaridi wrote:
Armuu Qabaa abti? Its very common in Kenya for wives to bring their husbands to weddings and start booty shaking.

He'd be an idiot if he is okay with his wife to booty shake for men worldwide!

Abti, Somali women traditionally booty shake. Its Called Buraanbur. They move their booty from one side to the other while covering their head with garbasaar and stretching their hands like a triangle. The only problem is that, this ones made it modern with men coming and shooting films.

Yeah. It used to be exclusive to women!

Waryaa Sumu, buraanbur and booty shaking (niiko) are two different things.

She's getting it in tho

but maxa iga galeey that's her business

Funny how the girl was on pointed out why is the boy not blamed double standards

because we are hypocrities. in the eyes of Allah, dambiga wa lo siman yahay but there are unwritten rules for societies that shame specially women.

you can see people openly brag zina, khamri, drugs and we are "loools" for them. wa iska 7aal adoun. live and let live.

walle akhara hisaab ba taala. loads of suprises " yakhey, kaas kaftn bo iska aha, taasna wan iska faanayey, Allah taasna waqtigan isku dafinayey, taasna dee ayada 3eyaal sooq aheyd, i was just taking advantage"......

if the day wasnt so horouble for all of us and hisaabta no wada taal....i would love to sit aside to watch...but i know anika doomano that day.

Hyperactive wrote:because we are hypocrities. in the eyes of Allah, dambiga wa lo siman yahay but there are unwritten rules for societies that shame specially women.

you can see people openly brag zina, khamri, drugs and we are "loools" for them. wa iska 7aal adoun. live and let live.

Hyper,

This is how Somalis look at it. if a boy does faaxisha , Zina etc, He can always get a second chance in society. Also, his sins will not affect his brothers or sisters even if he turns Qowmu Luud. if the sister takes the wrong route, she will not get a second chance once she is branded Dh*ilo or Sharmuuto even after 40 years. Also, her sins will affect her sisters because people will assume reerkii gabar ka dhilawdo waa wada dhilooyin gabdhahooda. So Somalis are over protective of the girls because a girl is a thin glass. Once a thin glass get fractured, it become useless. Also, the only valuable thing a girl has is her dignity. If that is stained, she is gone forever. Alxamdulillaah now we have other Muslim brothers who do not care all that.

it's not only somalis, majority of backwords society are.

Also if boy does zina will effect his family, what is goes around comes around. so yes will effect him, his wife or daughter may done to them same.

Also shaming women is society rules and they created it and they can get rid of it. hadi ninki zineysta la 3eebeyo, would be less zina.

nothing about protective of women but an ego. i can do it to other people sisters, daughters , but not mine? is that sounds right to you?