Abaay Heylay

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  5. Posted

    Layzie woman, shaqo laan baa kabadatay, if u want contribute do so, if not please keep ur matag to urself cause don't wants to read it :rolleyes:

    I posted this topic to see people's opinion cause my friend and I were discussing how men do not have any problems marrying women who are not educated,and how it is big deal for women. When I say the person cannot read/write i mean the english language.

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    Excuse me :rolleyes: I already have a husband, I didn't post this topic to find nin Ok.

    Anyways, Education is important but a person can be uneducated and do everything as other people. I agree with UD, a man can tolerate a women who is illetrate as long she can meet her ADLs, but women look at it in the opposite way.

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    Then go for what u like, why do u want to do something that u don't have the passion for. To be honest, I am in the medical field, u must have the passion for it, and u must be ready and must be willing to sacrafice ur time. What inspired was my mom who is a RN and friends.

  10. Posted

    Hello everyone, i hope ur all doing well and ur in the highest level of eman.

    My question is would marry a guy who has never been in school(uneducated), he works uses his mind to solve things, but cannot read and write.

    All opinions are welcome.

  11. Posted

    Jimcaale ofcourse i will be there. I am a big fan of almaghrib.

    MMA, Sheikh Saed Rageah is somali teacher from Canada. He used to be the eman of Mosque in Calgary but now he became almaghrib intructor.

  13. Posted

    I just want to remind those people who live in Ontario or Michingan that Sheik Saed Rageah would be teaching Al-mahrib this weekend In Windsor. The class is called the Torch Bearers: the scholars of Islam and is only one weekend seminar . Please if u have time make sure to register @ www.almaghrib.org

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    I don't want brag, but we don't look some of the africans. I have alot of african friends they don't even consider us africans. I am proud that I am african and I don't like putting others down because Allah created all of us. Laakinse, we don't look like some of the africans they ackowledge that too. The poster of the topic, I think u have issues, it seems u have low self-esteem urself and ur trying to put down others.

  16. Posted

    Having a wedding is important because it is the most important day of your life (for girls). If u can afford go for it. When people want have a nice wedding they make it mixed but it doesn't have to be mixed and u can make beautiful. Insha'Allah my wedding would be the one i have been dreaming about since i was little girl. Money goes, money comes, but u can have a nice wedding one time in your life.

  18. Posted

    sugar gal, I don't think age matters when it comes to marriage. As long as you find someone that ur happy with. I had my nikah done when I was 17 and my fiance is six years older than me. People were pressuring me for getting engaged at a young age but what mattered the most was I was happy with the person I married and my parents were happy for me. So girl don't pressure ur self as long as ur happy with ur life don't give a care of what others say about you.

  25. Posted

    So what if people eat with their hands, just cause you don't like something your trying to assocaite it with somali people. Woman you need to stop this crap of somali this that and leave people the way they want to live.