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Black American twitter was heavily divided on this topic it created a big discussionThats why hes a comedian. I've been raised by somali women and men who arent even blood related to me but still saw me as family. And they shaped me to be the person I am today and I am grateful for them. I like the Somali Dhaqan of it not only takes parents to raise a kid but community. We have to step up and help these poor kids.
Good thing we follow islam and what the prophet saw preaches.Black American twitter was heavily divided on this topic it created a big discussion
Why is it hurtful? Itβs the truthβ¦Nope because the child can be ungrateful after a small argument. They would say things like you are not my father which can be very hurtful
blood is not the only way to create family
I know that i am not the real father and islamically it is also haram for a stepchild to call you father. Nevertheless you take on the role of a father. But imagine raising the child for years, driving him to school every morning, buying clothes, and taking care of him. Then one day after a small argument the child tells you: 'Stop acting like my father because you will never be that for me.' How would you react? You'll see many cases like this on the internet. It doesnβt matter how much effort you put into it many children will go back to their real fathers although they were always absent. This is a proof that blood is thicker than waterWhy is it hurtful? Itβs the truthβ¦
Itβs wrong of you to think yourself as the kids father. Let the kid call you adeer or abti
And you see the opposite of kids saying the Step Father was the father who stepped up. And how if it wasn't for him they wouldn't be where they are at today.I know that i am not the real father and islamically it is also haram for a stepchild to call you father. Nevertheless you take on the role of a father. But imagine raising the child for years, driving him to school every morning, buying clothes, and taking care of him. Then one day after a small argument the child tells you: 'Stop acting like my father because you will never be that for me.' How would you react? You'll see many cases like this on the internet. It doesnβt matter how much effort you put into it many children will go back to their real fathers although they were always absent. This is a proof that blood is thicker than water
I know there are exceptions I didnβt generalise. Itβs a 50:50 chance that the stepchild will respect and appreciate you. That's why many men won't take that riskAnd you see the opposite of kids saying the Step Father was the father who stepped up. And how if it wasn't for him they wouldn't be where they are at today.