Would you divide house chores using AI

Zakeriya · Jan 18, 2020

I actually like to clean, it’s stress relieving but the day I cook is the day I die. Rather tighten my belt than cook for my self.

Zakeriya · Jan 18, 2020

astorecalledkmart said:
It isn't reasonable or fair if one party works all day to support the family, and is then expected to cook and clean after a long day of work while the other spouse is unemployed, or has an easy job. If the husband and wife are both working and contributing equally, the chores should be split evenly

That’s sexist, hoes work these days too

Daacad90 · Jan 18, 2020

Its sunnah. The prophet used to help his wives.

Nostalgia · Jan 18, 2020

Zakeriya said:
That’s sexist, hoes work these days too

This is the only thing you should refer as 'hoes'. Wash your mouth with soap and learn to respect women.

Zakeriya · Jan 18, 2020

Nostalgia said:
This is the only thing you should refer as 'hoes'. Wash your mouth with soap and learn to respect women.

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I was sticking up for hoes not putting them down :mahubowtf:

You know what never again

Muji · Jan 18, 2020

@Zakeriya i know you’re joking but no sexist derogatory terms like that please.

Muji · Jan 18, 2020

@Wiilyam Ina Sheekh Zubeer what about you walal. Is this efficient enough?

Muji · Jan 18, 2020

GTR said:
Sure, I'd use it. Alhamdulillah I am all for equality in the household. In fact it is required of men (sunnah) to help their wives around the house.

Aisha, the wife of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), was asked, “What did the Prophet (ﷺ) use to do in his house?” She replied, “He used to keep himself busy serving his family (كَانَ يَكُونُ فِي مِهْنَةِ أَهْلِهِ) and when it was the time for prayer he would go for it.” (Bukhari)

I was wrong about you :stressed:

You’re a very blessed farax. :tacky:

what disappoints me is when men treat women like they are robots who should not have a career, dreams or aspirations. And then when they grow up to have daughters they cry if their daughter doesn’t take her education very seriously :tocry:

Macalin M · Jan 18, 2020

Muji said:
I was wrong about you You’re a very blessed farax.

what disappoints me is when men treat women like they are robots who should not have a career, dreams or aspirations. And then when they grow up to have daughters they cry if their daughter doesn’t take her education very seriously

What are you dreams and aspirations?

Zakeriya · Jan 18, 2020

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Muji said:
@Zakeriya i know you’re joking but no sexist derogatory terms like that please.

I feel embarrassed, thanks to you I been reflecting on my views and treatment of women and soul searching. I’m a grown man and need to move past that. Thank you for your guidance, it took a black somali queen to guide a young sultan, you are a blessing. btw you never told me if your bro’s play PS and like 2k. Tell em ps5 coming for me.

Muji · Jan 18, 2020

Macalin M said:
What are you dreams and aspirations?

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Muji · Jan 18, 2020

Zakeriya said:
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I feel embarrassed, thanks to you I been reflecting on my views and treatment of women and soul searching. I’m a grown man and need to move past that. Thank you for your guidance, it took a black somali queen to guide a young sultan, you are a blessing. btw you never told me if your bro’s play PS and like 2k. Tell em ps5 coming for me.

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walal my brothers are grown men who don’t play video games and they would be very suspicious of why I would want them communicating with a farax from the US.

Finesse · Jan 18, 2020

GTR said:
Sure, I'd use it. Alhamdulillah I am all for equality in the household. In fact it is required of men (sunnah) to help their wives around the house.

Aisha, the wife of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), was asked, “What did the Prophet (ﷺ) use to do in his house?” She replied, “He used to keep himself busy serving his family (كَانَ يَكُونُ فِي مِهْنَةِ أَهْلِهِ) and when it was the time for prayer he would go for it.” (Bukhari)

It's actually sad to see lazy, woman hating, Muslim men act like they are following the Sunnah.

A real muslim man isn't scared of work whether it's inside/outside the home.

Macalin M · Jan 18, 2020

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Wiilyam Ina Sheekh Zubeer · Jan 18, 2020

Muji said:
@Wiilyam Ina Sheekh Zubeer what about you walal. Is this efficient enough?

If it helps in shifting the mind-set towards co-operation I'm all for it, but I prefer a natural inclination towards helping out and providing in whatever your capacity is.
Whenever I'm back at my mums house it is expected that I help with what I normally do for my self. Whether it is the dishes, cooking or chopping the vegetables, buying groceries etc.
And knowing how great you can bond with family, all the shared stories from back home, all the family recipes (that you still mess up somehow :mjlol:

) over doing chores/ cooking together, I can only imagine how much more impactful it would be with my wife.
There is something deep about standing side by side, working to a common goal and chatting about your day and getting to know something you otherwise wouldn't if you played FIFA and waited for your plate to arrive :nahgirl:

You can quote me on that :yousmart:

TekNiKo · Jan 18, 2020

GTR said:
Sure, I'd use it. Alhamdulillah I am all for equality in the household. In fact it is required of men (sunnah) to help their wives around the house.

Aisha, the wife of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), was asked, “What did the Prophet (ﷺ) use to do in his house?” She replied, “He used to keep himself busy serving his family (كَانَ يَكُونُ فِي مِهْنَةِ أَهْلِهِ) and when it was the time for prayer he would go for it.” (Bukhari)

Yes, helping your wife is sunnah, I love to help my wife even cook sometimes. A loving marriage shouldnt burden one person

Muji · Jan 18, 2020

Macalin M said:
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you would have gotten in walal. These cadans hire people to coach them for the interview and to write their applications for them.

Muji · Jan 18, 2020

TekNiKo said:
Yes, helping your wife is sunnah, I love to help my wife even cook sometimes. A loving marriage shouldnt burden one person

looooooooooool I’m actually really surprised :dwill:

Abdisamad · Jan 18, 2020

GTR said:
It's not about being a husband material, it is about knowing your deen. If you're a muslim and your deen tells you to act in a certain way, then there's no discussion whatsoever walaal

Well done sxb....
All the halimos after you wrote this message

Zakeriya · Jan 18, 2020

Muji said:
walal my brothers are grown men who don’t play video games and they would be very suspicious of why I would want them communicating with a farax from the US.

Naw you confused men trap work and and play NBA/COD these days. Heard from my source @HanadR6 it take money to get your attention wassup? I work security but have a side hustle so money ain’t a thang

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