Which image of Somali women do you find most appealing?

[Nanees]

There's a line bro. And you just took a dump on it.

maskiin.

I remember when it all went wrong, around the first journey of faith conference mashaAllah it became popular to be a hijabi, the more girls who wore a hijab the more girls were pressured to do it. It stopped becoming faith and started becoming fashion. -_-

[sahal80]

the first one isn't hijaab at all, yet I can't choice the second one. I'm turned off with that.

[Alphanumeric]

Lol @ JoF, I'll touch on that later.

[Nanees]

Lol @ JoF, I'll touch on that later.

smdh. i volunteered at the first one, a report of two people making out came into the sisters head quarters and a group of niqaabis started crying -_-. i never volunteered again.

[DisplacedDiraac]

I'm all for choice. No one should be forced to wear anything against their will.

But I'm real big on ones 'actions should match their clothing' especially regarding those who wear modest Islamic clothing such as the jilbaab, niqaab and even abayaad.
There's too many female in the west *the UK* who are dressed in full blown Saudi jilbaabs *the real baggy ones* yet they scream and jump around like mad women when they are on public transport or hanging out with their mates in the streets or some lounge. Its actions like this that downgrade the value of Islamic garments. I sure have lost respect for the jilbaab. The jilbaab is pretty much a fashion statement in the UK now..

[Hyperactive]

nabeela no isnt. you can wear mini skirt if you want

if you're local it's strange , but lately you can see more oftern local woman who wear mini skirt. golobalations my dear, wey na so gaartey

[grandpakhalif]

nanees, ma daleeluk?

[Rainbows]

nanees, ma daleeluk?

My dick.

[Saraxnow]

I'm all for choice. No one should be forced to wear anything against their will.

But I'm real big on ones 'actions should match their clothing' especially regarding those who wear modest Islamic clothing such as the jilbaab, niqaab and even abayaad.
There's too many female in the west *the UK* who are dressed in full blown Saudi jilbaabs *the real baggy ones* yet they scream and jump around like mad women when they are on public transport or hanging out with their mates in the streets or some lounge. Its actions like this that downgrade the value of Islamic garments. I sure have lost respect for the jilbaab. The jilbaab is pretty much a fashion statement in the UK now..

I can say the same thing, unfortunately

[1nemansquad]

far more important things going in the world than what heblaayo is wearing

[Keyblade]

all I know is that somalis make the biggest deal about a woman's dress. but all that modesty goes out the window during a wedding .

[Bro]

I voted for option #2. Very suitable in my opinion.

[nassir71]

Second photo looks pretty disgusting imo. The Prophets(pbuh) wives were unique in that they were explicitly required to wear the niqab to distinguish other women. There is absolutely no mandate, or even recommendation, to wear the niqab.

Walahi if I was ever PM of Somalia, I will ban niqab for good, this backward and unenlightened practice needs to be thrown back to the Arabian peninsula where it belongs.

[PrinceDaadi]

Second photo looks pretty disgusting imo. The Prophets(pbuh) wives were unique in that they were explicitly required to wear the niqab to distinguish other women. There is absolutely no mandate, or even recommendation, to wear the niqab.

Walahi if I was ever PM of Somalia, I will ban niqab for good, this backward and unenlightened practice needs to be thrown back to the Arabian peninsula where it belongs.

Look, Women have got the freedom to wear what ever they like, it is non of ur biz besides the PM of Somalia will have more challenging things in his plate than niqab.