Jake from State Farm
We pro xalimo all 2019
Wrestling is ass now too. My siblings don't even watch wrestling.
What does honour mean to you?
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The last part is poetic. You don't seem to be a fan of honour
Honor is being loyal to a husband who is useless. Beauty of society, but widow at home.
Yeah wrestling was lit I used to play with my older brother he used to be the undertaker and I used to be triple H he broke my leg once.
Which part of my statement do I explain
How am i not a fan of honor?
SumMo
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Honor to me is having sharaf. Dignity, integrity, dhaqan, deen, kindness, morals, etc.. are all elements that makes up someones honor.
(Good question sister @Idil-Beydaan
You always bring light to this forum.
)Well you made an ironic statement.
Idil
I gave you an opportunity to think deeply and introspectively. And u chicken out. How in the world would u then expect people not to be ironic in a serious topic you dont want to think deeply about yourself? lol
Jake from State Farm
We pro xalimo all 2019
I had a sprained ankle because I refused to tap out from an ankle lock for a long time.
I didn't want to lose my intercontinental championship
SumMo
very lowkey
Some parts of our culture I consider to be honorable, and other parts not.
The parts I consider honorable: how we value family, our sense of pride, our love for the culture, our value for knowledge and wisdom, our love for humor, etc...
Parts I don’t consider to be honorable: our level of ignorance, how stubborn we are (especially when it comes to change), how we easily turn to insults when discussing, how blatantly racist we are, how we only use the deen when it benefits us, how we raise our children differently because of their gender, how we run from responsibilities, etc..
The parts I consider honorable: how we value family, our sense of pride, our love for the culture, our value for knowledge and wisdom, our love for humor, etc...
Parts I don’t consider to be honorable: our level of ignorance, how stubborn we are (especially when it comes to change), how we easily turn to insults when discussing, how blatantly racist we are, how we only use the deen when it benefits us, how we raise our children differently because of their gender, how we run from responsibilities, etc..
What country are you from?
Somewhere in Scandinavia?
No reason in particular. I just tend to hear the word sharaf a lot. I hear it being misused and used to inflict pain upon others. For that reason I wanted to ask my Somali brethren on what we consider as honour in our culture or the people on sspot's individual view on this concept.
SumMo
very lowkey
Suave
Bonnie & Clyde <3
Honour means being independent, kind, to carry yourself well & to have morals.
Your english seems rather child-like.Why do you care?
I hope Islam is our honor as Somalis. The English aristocracy used to have the "Gentleman" and "Lady" as honor. English men used to go duel pistol fighting if their honor was insulted. Their honor was like their credit worthy or resume. I believe even in pre Islam arabia, the arabs athough barbarians and camel herders, they had honor which was protected by the tribe they belonged to. So i guess Idil, its natural to yearn for honor/sharaf. Its a human thing. In today modern world, the west, honor is measured by how good a citizen you are. If you have good credit score, no criminal record, etc etc
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