Why do Somalis alone wear the Ninja gear?

[dawwa9]

Dawwa, Its the same in Egypt, laakin most Somali women wear it to not get dark.

Badabing badaboom, you hit the nail on the head..

Main reason it is extremely popular in Somalia even outside Islamists regions.

[Voltage]

I just don't get why its an issue. If they want to wear it, it is up to them. Why is it my concern?

If I chose to wear shorts or pants the last thing I want to do is answer to anyone as to why I am wearing either.

[Firefly]

Firefly,

I find the idea behind it noble, the idea to distance themselves as much as possible from breaking Allah's rules.

At the other hand, this is unnecessary, just dress like the mothers of our faith, the wives of Nebi Maxamed nabad iyo naxariis korkiis haa ahaatee.

Do you know how they dressed walaal? This topic comes up every single time, and it's always the same people arguing against it with the same tired old arguments.

[Voltage]

Cumar Labasuul,

I'm not talking about gaalo, fuck them, I'm not Voltage.

This does not hold water. Voltage talks about economics and development, not whether heblo should please cadaan hebel by showing her hair or not.

Apparently you among others care.

[Cinque Mtume]

When I was in Somalia, I could not recognize my aunts. They could walk passed by me and I would never know if they wouldn't recognize me.

I don't think that's normal.

Keep in mind, this is something made up by people. This is not something from Diinta itself, it's inspired by Diinteena, but it's not Diinteena, get it?

Stupid Somalis.

Voltage, yes you were talking about economics and development....without any regard or respect for Somali people's honour and sovereignty. I'm still shocked at how much of a house nigger you proved to be.

[Voltage]

Voltage, yes you were talking about economics and development....without any regard or respect for Somali people's honour and sovereignty. I'm still shocked at how much of a house nigger you proved to be.

Reverse psychology is not your forte. Drop it dude. Economics and development have nothing to do with controlling the color of Somali women's panties by how much it pleases Westernors. A big time low.

Lol @ honor and sovereignty. In what way do we have either today in terms of state structure and other fundamental aspects of organized society? LMAO

[Cinque Mtume]

Firefly,

I find the idea behind it noble, the idea to distance themselves as much as possible from breaking Allah's rules.

At the other hand, this is unnecessary, just dress like the mothers of our faith, the wives of Nebi Maxamed nabad iyo naxariis korkiis haa ahaatee.

Do you know how they dressed walaal? This topic comes up every single time, and it's always the same people arguing against it with the same tired old arguments.

If I'm not mistaken, it definetily wasn't like ninjas walaal. From what I gathered, Rasuulka's wives dressed like many Somali mothers before this ninja fad. Modest and appropriate, with their heads and necks covered as stipulated. Goes without saying that the overall dress was also modest, appropriate and not revealing of the lady's bodyshape.

[Voltage]

Keep in mind, this is something made up by people. This is not something from Diinta itself, it's inspired by Diinteena, but it's not Diinteena, get it?

Stupid Somalis.

You are not getting it. Our point is people should have the freedom to wear it if they want. Wallahi I don't care if a Somali woman wears some tight ass jeans with the booty all out in front of me or some big black jilbaab. It has nothing to do with me and her choices are not for me to decide. That's the issue.

[paidmonk]

I only posted this topic because I'm pissed off.

Every day I gotta be forced to look at fatass Black chicks in skin-tight pants while some good looking Somali girls hide behind tents. Its a selfish topic, I know. I'd just like some Naciimos and Fadumas to show some legs or preferably cleavage. That's all.

I digress.

[dawwa9]

I only posted this topic because I'm pissed off.

Every day I gotta be forced to look at fatass Black chicks in skin-tight pants while some good looking Somali girls hide behind tents. Its a selfish topic, I know. I'd just like some Naciimos and Fadumas to show some legs or preferably cleavage. That's all.

I digress.

[Voltage]

Every day I gotta be forced to look at fatass Black chicks in skin-tight pants while some good looking Somali girls hide behind tents. Its a selfish topic, I know. I'd just like some Naciimos and Fadumas to show some legs or preferably cleavage. That's all.

Right. Now tell me why I rarely see Somali girls in jilbab? It's mostly older women, mothers, and grandparents. Waad isku xaartay walle.

[Mad May]

Every day I gotta be forced to look at fatass Black chicks in skin-tight pants while some good looking Somali girls hide behind tents. Its a selfish topic, I know. I'd just like some Naciimos and Fadumas to show some legs or preferably cleavage. That's all.

Right. Now tell me why I rarely see Somali girls in jilbab? It's mostly older women, mothers, and grandparents. Waad isku xaartay walle.

Freshie Somali girls wear the jilbaab (the Somali type), he must live in a qaxooti town

[Cinque Mtume]

Keep in mind, this is something made up by people. This is not something from Diinta itself, it's inspired by Diinteena, but it's not Diinteena, get it?

Stupid Somalis.

You are not getting it. Our point is people should have the freedom to wear it if they want. Wallahi I don't care if a Somali woman wears some tight ass jeans with the booty all out in front of me or some big black jilbaab. It has nothing to do with me and her choices are not for me to decide. That's the issue.

Well I disagree, I do somewhat care what other sisters wear. To not care about your sisters is to be a dayuus, a dayuus is doomed.

Tight ass jeans and big jilbaabs, both should be restricted in my opinion. I'm just talking about my view here, not how to achieve this. Moderation is a virtue in Islam for a reason. To be draconic is to ask for trouble in the long term.

[paidmonk]

Right. Now tell me why I rarely see Somali girls in jilbab? It's mostly older women, mothers, and grandparents.

Do you live in my city? No. Right.

[Voltage]

Well I disagree, I do somewhat care what other sisters wear. To not care about your sisters is to be a dayuus, a dayuus is doomed.

Waa yahaye bal go and debate their bra colors too. Wallahi nasabnimada iyo raganimadi baa tagtay. Since when did Somali men debate women's clothing.

Here is where I stop at. Is this a matter of law in the sense are all Somali women being forced to wear jilbab through forced coercion? If it has nothing to do with law but a matter of personal choice, the freedom for them to wear it should not be impeded in by free society because it is not up them. In cases involved indho shareer, law can touch on but the Somali jilbab has nothing to do with law. Therefore it is a non issue. Period. End of story.