Veils come off in Somali Paradise for Women

[Jacaylbaro]

Hargeisa - Fatimah Ibrahim has dedicated herself to women's rights in her Somali homeland. The head of a non-governmental organization in Hargeisa, capital of the breakaway republic of Somaliland, she champions better educational opportunities for girls and women and improvements in their legal status.

 

But not only that.

 

'Women also have the right to look good and be pampered a little, don't they?' Ibrahim asks with a mischievous smile.

 

The women's rights activist has become a businesswoman on the side by opening a beauty salon.

 

'Janno Dumar' ('Paradise for Women') is written on the wall enclosing the salon grounds, which are totally off limits to men. All of the employees and customers are women. This is the only way the small spa-like enclave can hold its own in the Muslim country, where foreign women must also wear a veil and headscarf in public.

 

 

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[burahadeer]

now the usual suspects gona cry,"death to infidel"...nice peace

[Axmed-InaJaad]

this is the reason we will not get ictiraaf, because gaalo wannabe's. allah hates gaalo wannabe's. somaliland is an islamic republic.

[The Zack]

Axmed-InaJaad;733116 wrote:

this is the reason we will not get ictiraaf, because gaalo wannabe's. allah hates gaalo wannabe's. somaliland is an islamic republic.

Ehehe Ka awoow ka awoow.. blame Ina Igarre.

[Blessed]

Errrm. getting pampered and getting your hair done at a ladies only salon makes one a gaalo wannabe. Right! SOL is on some crazy BS these days. Bisinka!

 

I've heard good things about this place and plan to go but that's a silly article. TBH.

[Jacaylbaro]

Yeah, the article is somehow misleading and wrong on some issues .......

 

Blessed, don't mind them, nin dalkiisii gubaya maxaa kele eed ka sugiba ...

[Juxa]

nothing wrong for a woman to get pampered, unless aanan fahmin sheekada oo dhan

[NGONGE]

Veils coming off in a women only establishment is not much of a story really. Bilaash baad inoo farxiseen.

[Axmed-InaJaad]

Jacaylbaro;733033 wrote:

Hargeisa - Fatimah Ibrahim has dedicated herself to women's rights in her Somali homeland. The head of a non-governmental organization in Hargeisa, capital of the breakaway republic of Somaliland, she champions better educational opportunities for girls and women and improvements in their legal status.

 

But not only that.

 

'Women also have the right to look good and be pampered a little, don't they?' Ibrahim asks with a mischievous smile.

 

The women's rights activist has become a businesswoman on the side by opening a beauty salon.

 

'Janno Dumar' ('Paradise for Women') is written on the wall enclosing the salon grounds, which are totally off limits to men. All of the employees and customers are women. This is the only way the small spa-like enclave can hold its own in the Muslim country, where foreign women must also wear a veil and headscarf in public.

 

 

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i didnt read proberly, its salong for women only, which is good. as long as they are not showing their private cawrah to each other

[Axmed-InaJaad]

The Zack;733133 wrote:

Ehehe Ka awoow ka awoow.. blame Ina Igarre.

why do u speak in tongues ninyow? war sida ragga u hadal baan ku idhi

[burahadeer]

mar aan galay gabar fiican iska baranay...shaah & buscul lagu siina inta lagu fariisiyo.

[Manahel.fatima]

I think this is good opportunity for those women who want to save their self from bad sight and feel more confident.