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Postby TheLoFather » Thu Aug 18, 2016 2:43 pm
... In regards to the practices of Islam.
In my 2 months stay in Somaliland I have not come accross one single female (of any age) that is not dressed in full Islamic attire (maashaa'allah) however it is a different case for males; almost all the male youths and those under 40s in towns and cities support skinny/tight jeans and pants as well as tops.
Also while visiting shopping centres I found that all shops selling male clothings stocked nothing but skinny jeans and pants while their female counterparts stocked nothing but Hijabs, jilbabs, niqab and diracs. I have not seen a females clothing store selling anything that is not to a Conservative taste.
Male clothing stores however with the exception of those selling khamiises and Islamic merchandise are entirely influenced by western pop culture and football.
So I have come to wonder why the difference between the sexes and are females in Somaliland more religious and conservative than males??!!!
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