I don't know what they expect out there other than be the wives of multiple fighters. I hope they are back before they come to harm.

Your loyalty should also lie with your countrymen regardless of their religion. Culture is more than a DNA, an Egyptian Muslim will have more in common with an Egyptian Christian than an Indonesian Muslim, unless you look and base everything through the lenses of Islam.

Neymar is the star in this average Brazilian team, i cant see them winning the world cup and hope they lose to Colombia. But there is so much pressure and expectations on this kid and he was cool and in control in the penalty shootout. James Rodriguez goal is the best goal in my opinion, followed by van Persie's header against Spain. James and Neymar are both 22, looking forward watching them play against each other.

"When I was growing up women wore traditional clothes or regular western clothes. We went to school. But the schools don’t exist any more. And women are not even allowed to drive any more. It’s run by extremists. Somalia was 100% a Muslim country, but it had its own culture before it adopted Islam. So you were a Muslim, but you were a Somali first.” We are Muslims first and if some aspects of our culture conflicts with Islam, then our religion takes precedence. We are in the mess we are in now partly due to our culture. I am not aware there is a ban on women driving.

She is not the first or the last, but why do people like her choose to embarrass their parents by announcing it to the world, it is hurtful and inconsiderate.

Saalax;983110 wrote: Nobody cares what personal choice some obscure insecure halimo might make. Just remember if your kids are foreigners they will never be accepted in our society , at least in Somaliland. Nobody cares if you marry a Nigerian and stay in Nigeria, dhuulkeena lama keeni karo laakin. You are on the wrong side of history, with prosperity, education and centralised governance, clan will lose its importance. Your children let alone your grandchildren will not be sharing your views. Maybe the majority of people in Somaliland now share your views, but for how long?

underdog;982754 wrote: What stopped you from considering an Halal mortgage option? There are a multitude of choices is any country. http://www.ijaraloans.com/index.php Not in the UK, halal mortgages has dwindled in recent years, HSBC no longer offering their amanah finance here. There is not much choice either in that they stipulate getting residential mortgage and i want to let out the property so that i can repay the mortgage quicker.

There is no wisdom in Saciid Rageh's answer, just stereotyping generalisation.

guleed_ali;982680 wrote: Do you believe you are sinning or do you know that getting a mortgage is haram but you've given into temptation? I'm just curious, I apologize if the question is too personal... Yes i am sinning, i don't like having a mortgage so there was no temptation there. I just made a sound financial decision with my limited option of either renting or getting a mortgage.

I do. Interest rate is low at the moment, less than 4%, 25 years term but I intend to pay it within 10 years. Without mortgage, I cannot get on the property ladder, no other options unfortunately. I am not going to spend my money renting and paying off someone else's mortgage.

She looks really good, no stretch marks or hint of loose skin after having twins, lucky.

UAE people need to get out of their car, stop using the car horn to order food and shopping when they have plenty of time in their hands. It is shallow, lazy and pretentious. What is real and unique about UAE are the expats unlike some of the Somalis who act, dress, talk and more importantly think they are local.

There is no difference between secularists and Islamists in Egypt, both sides believe in oppressing people through fear by using violence and manipulating religion to divide and rule. Morsy and Mubarak share the same political ideology, they do not believe in civilian rule. I wish Morsy was removed by the people without the interference of the army.

Well said Che but in the context of a geeljire, people have cultural baggage and they will struggle with being open minded and non judgmental. Those are life lessons and if it is not learned at a young age, it will be difficult to grasp it as an adult.

Che -Guevara;974830 wrote: Dear Guzel, you are not a man and you can not make wildly inaccurate claim. No man or person for matter needs education in procreation, however sex is different animal. So how do you educate a geeljire then in your opinion? Do you recommend books, classroom illustrations, experience, etc?