Axmed-InaJaad

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  4. Posted

    jamalo;743954 wrote:
    As for the responsible adult somali women, they should pour more emphasis on gaining the compulsory Islamic education & settling down to establish a family, rather than wasting their precious time inhabiting campuses studying for valueless lessons

    You can not be serious?? Educated, professional female workforce is nesseary if we want to establish a healthy Islamic society. Also, studying the deen is integral to the life of the Muslim, you don't leave it or cast it aside because of your concerns with dunya.

    Education is important part of life and everybody HAS to be educated, however I think it's fair to say careers & motherhood dont mix. A womens job is to get married and raise children. Any effort beside this is useless especially in her life. In fact women would lose if they left marriage, something no fame, honour or position coud compesate. A womans work in public would divert her from looking after her husband and children because she would return to her house very tired & displeased. Who, then, would entertain the other? The man or the woman? Who would fondle the children? Would not everybody then, even the child, be a cog-wheel in a dead silent machine in a life which has no quietness or stability?

     

    What if it is said that we would have half of society without a job? We would answer: Work should contain all the jobless men before any woman is allowed to have office. A working man would support himself and the woman from the other half of society.

     

    Recent tendency of delaying motherhood for the sake of career has its devastating implications too. Ranging from bequething infertility to the offspring to breast cancer epidemics. So this is not helpful either.

    mashallah well said. education for a woman is not as important as motherhood. most educated girls turn out to be like ayan hiris types who hate their diin and dhaqan.

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    sharmarke

     

    akhi, a gabadh's sharaf is the most important thing in islam. zina is bad for all, but its especially bad for gabadh. and we should always be protective of our daughters. inshallah raising them in islamic country is best.

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    most somali girls who go to university engage in ziina and partying. i know this. inshallah i will send my daughters to islamic all girls university.

     

    and its not the same for boys, men will be men. its less haram for man to engage in zina than girl

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    Muslim1st-Somali2nd;740221 wrote:
    I would rather appreciate the effort of a poor girl who lives in baadiyo and practises her deen to the best of her capabilities than this so called civil engineer.

     

    A muslim sister who really cares about her deen will not take such a person as a role model. That is a fact.

    mashall well said. anyways its ramada, lets talk about something positive and not this girl oo qaawan