Maybe not find a husband for you, but let you bring a guy to him and have him suss him out
Agreed my dad was only here for me when it came to Quran and dugsi that’s about it really smh but it is what it is I hope to become an even greater mother/father
I don't think some of these Abdis want things to change. They are far to comfortable with repeating the cycle.
oh boy
that means the girl and guy were talking, texting, and all sorts before the father's in the picture. The father should be there from the start, to prevent his daughter being violated.
LMAO SAUDIA ARABIA IS HOMOSEXUAL HAVEN? FROM WICH NEWS TEHRANTIMES?The fact that she brought him home means she trusts her father's judgement and is doing what is right with the introduction of the guy to the family.
Women are human beings saxib, having total control on human beings is counter productive. Somalis have the best culture among Muslims when it comes to male to female relations. There are many ways a woman gets married and meets her husband. Chance encounter and getting to know about someone without doing something forbidden is one of them.
Saudi Arabia locked women behind villas and the resulting culture among their youth is a total disaster. Homosexuality and lesbian practice is rampant. That country was featured as homosexual haven by New York Times. Sexual frustration without the opportunities for young adults to get married easily or meet someone they might marry leads to unwanted consequences.
have you tried purematrimony.com apparently you have a wali option.My father tells me about potentials.
LMAO SAUDIA ARABIA IS HOMOSEXUAL HAVEN? FROM WICH NEWS TEHRANTIMES?
LMAO SAUDIA ARABIA IS HOMOSEXUAL HAVEN? FROM WICH NEWS TEHRANTIMES?
What seemed to be the topic was that fathers need to step up more in their daughters marriages, and from the looks of it it seemed like he was referring to fathers that are already present, as it would be silly to be having a father that is dead weight come and do that, there is hypocricy in that and they need to fix themselves first before doing such a thing, I had no issue with what she said, though it comes from an assumption that we were talking about fatherless families which was not the case, and i see that you go on to talk about fathers not being emotionally involved, this is a very vauge term, it could mean anything, and I wouldn't be sure to say that they currently have no role at all when it comes to marriage if that's what you're getting, i find it funny that you want to accuse me of not reading it correctly when you didnt read what i said or what i said afterwards
Thread reminds me of this post I saw on Twitter
These kinda topics can be a sore spot if your father is uninvolved in your life so I can see why some posters automatically go to Somali fathers ain't shit card.
Lol, this fits in with my other point. Even if the father is good and cares about his daughters marriage, what can he do if men are not coming up to him and proposing?
I mean they do suggest people, there's been a bunch of threads/twitter posts of Xalimos who have posted about experiences meeting people their fathers suggested