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Re: Returning friends' texts/calls - are you guilty?

Posted: Fri Jun 14, 2013 3:11 pm
by SultanOrder
Some ppl tend to call me while i am in prayer (waa arin iga yaabisay).
How do they know you are in prayer?

Does the city you're in have multiple prayer times for the same Salah? :sitdown:
No two masjids pray exact same time, unless for fajr/maghrib. And most places don't even pray at the same time, they pray between a range of times.

Re: Returning friends' texts/calls - are you guilty?

Posted: Fri Jun 14, 2013 3:17 pm
by TATI
So, y'all got the time to yipity yap w/ strangers online but no time to call/txt a friend...smfh. No response (txt) within' 20 min = ur dead to me.

Re: Returning friends' texts/calls - are you guilty?

Posted: Fri Jun 14, 2013 3:33 pm
by zingii
Some ppl tend to call me while i am in prayer (waa arin iga yaabisay).
How do they know you are in prayer?

Does the city you're in have multiple prayer times for the same Salah? :sitdown:
Stop with the interrogation.

I just thought it was (yaabka yaabkiis) for ppl to just happen to call me as soon as i start to pray the salat.

I could go most of the day without calling anybody nor recieving any phone call but as soon as i start the prayer (them calls start like they've been waiting). :|

Re: Returning friends' texts/calls - are you guilty?

Posted: Fri Jun 14, 2013 4:17 pm
by zingii
^^^^

This happened enough times for me to take a notice fam.

Re: Returning friends' texts/calls - are you guilty?

Posted: Fri Jun 14, 2013 5:05 pm
by Tuushi
I am very guilty.Most know tht,if i didnt reply after few mins,it is possible it will not happen.

I wish people didnt have fear of voice mails.

Re: Returning friends' texts/calls - are you guilty?

Posted: Fri Jun 14, 2013 5:31 pm
by BlackVelvet
Missed calls without messages - qofki kuugu soo celin lahaa so raadso :MJ:

Re: Returning friends' texts/calls - are you guilty?

Posted: Fri Jun 14, 2013 5:44 pm
by Tuushi
For everyone? :lol:

For some folks,i am more forgiving.I consider their missed calls as nudge,a remainder that i need to get in touch to be counted alive.

Re: Returning friends' texts/calls - are you guilty?

Posted: Fri Jun 14, 2013 7:29 pm
by DisplacedDiraac
Have you ever seen a text, made a mental note to text back - then 2 days later realise by accident that you still haven't :snoop:
Funny you ask this..
Been meaning to text a friend back for weeks on end.. And only managed to reply back manta :lol: .. Should have just left it.. :|

I'm notorious for this.. :|

Re: Returning friends' texts/calls - are you guilty?

Posted: Fri Jun 14, 2013 8:02 pm
by Marques

Stop with the interrogation.

I just thought it was (yaabka yaabkiis) for ppl to just happen to call me as soon as i start to pray the salat.

I could go most of the day without calling anybody nor recieving any phone call but as soon as i start the prayer (them calls start like they've been waiting). :|
:lol: :lol: EVERY day bey igu dhacdaa waxaan. Waxaaga kaaga sii daran i'm not usually a busy person but there is almost always a call or text during salah.

Re: Returning friends' texts/calls - are you guilty?

Posted: Fri Jun 14, 2013 8:31 pm
by Daff
never set up voice mail, the only text msg my phone receives is the payment confirmation :P . answer if its important, if not let it ring..

Re: Returning friends' texts/calls - are you guilty?

Posted: Fri Jun 14, 2013 8:53 pm
by SiennaEarth
Sometimes I reply back to text messages a week or two later but everyone knows it's nothing personal. Even when my parents call me I watch the phone ring and don't pick up, then just say I never saw it, just coz I don't want to talk. Humans irritate me from time to time, nothing personal.

Re: Returning friends' texts/calls - are you guilty?

Posted: Fri Jun 14, 2013 8:58 pm
by grandpakhalif

Stop with the interrogation.

I just thought it was (yaabka yaabkiis) for ppl to just happen to call me as soon as i start to pray the salat.

I could go most of the day without calling anybody nor recieving any phone call but as soon as i start the prayer (them calls start like they've been waiting). :|
:lol: :lol: EVERY day bey igu dhacdaa waxaan. Waxaaga kaaga sii daran i'm not usually a busy person but there is almost always a call or text during salah.
Wa shaitanuul ins, it can't be a coincidence.

Re: Returning friends' texts/calls - are you guilty?

Posted: Fri Jun 14, 2013 9:51 pm
by Lillaahiya
The days I got nothing to do, no one contacts me for hours on end. The few days I'm super busy, my cell gets blown up :wtf: Wa cajiib.

Re: Returning friends' texts/calls - are you guilty?

Posted: Fri Jun 14, 2013 9:59 pm
by MrPrestige
Never understood dummies that leave their phones in the pocket on General mode when praying. I always put my phone in Silent mode when praying
so there won't be any disturbance whether it is a call or text.