Ajnabi husband does black magic on his Somali wife. This is her story.

[sambuusi]

Abowe, quruxlow, wilka sanadka etc.. There are many nice things you can call me

i'll stick to walaal and sxb

 

[Abdisamad]

i'll stick to walaal and sxb

Why not call me quruxlow.. This will compensate for all your bidaar jokes

 

[Mozart]

What is wrong with a girl being with an 'accomplished guy'? Also no, many people have their shit together at 23/24. I know I did and many others so what are you talking about?

Also, i don't know what country you are in, people start university at 18, with some starting at 19, because of gap-years or being repeats.

Also, its funny how all of a sudden age gaps becomes a concern when the man is non Somali, but when women talk about men marrying girls they can actually father, which is all too common in our community, us women are referred to as 'feminists' or we are troublemakers.

I don't know the Ins and outs, i'm just going by the info that I have watched, whilst many are trying to find any excuse, even using speculation and fantasy.

Just admit the truth.

He was a loser, because he engaged in sixir. But many of those evil people know how to hide that aspect of themselves.

You have an obsession with defending idiocy and then associating any criticism with Somali guys only hating the fact she married a Nigerian.

If you watched that video and thought the girl done nothing wrong then you’re just as clueless as she is .

Firstly, she got married to the first dude that gave her attention on Muzmatch. Not a wise idea. He gave up on her after one week - Ok it’s life and shit happens but she should have had enough pride to bounce.

It took 3 years for her to decide to leave and then he uses her for the month of Ramadan, against her parents wishes and she still begs to say. Not to mention the countless times he cheated on her.

Blaming Sixir and implying there was no way she could have been none then wiser is a great way of not accepting she was complicit with a lot of the bs he put her through.

 

[Dino]

Why not?

What excuse can you come up with to trash her?

Her father accepted her marriage, so did her mother. They were both on board. Her Abo was supportive throughout her marriage and even after when she got a divorce.

She had a halal Muslim wedding, by all accounts. So what did she do wrong?

So, let me guess. The only real reason is because the guy wasn't Somali, so you believe she deserves to be mistreated.

No.

If she had a bit of a common sense she would have paid attention to his many red flags. Before and after marriage

 

[sambuusi]

Why not call me quruxlow.. This will compensate for all your bidaar jokes

aww some of yall are so cute
idk about quruxlow as a nick though...

 

[SomaliWadaniSoldier]

She should blame herself

 

[Mercury]

You have an obsession with defending idiocy and then associating any criticism with Somali guys only hating the fact she married a Nigerian.

If you watched that video and thought the girl done nothing wrong then you’re just as clueless as she is .

Firstly, she got married to the first dude that gave her attention on Muzmatch. Not a wise idea. He gave up on her after one week - Ok it’s life and shit happens but she should have had enough pride to bounce.

It took 3 years for her to decide to leave and then he uses her for the month of Ramadan, against her parents wishes and she still begs to say. Not to mention the countless times he cheated on her.

Blaming Sixir and implying there was no way she could have been none then wiser is a great way of not accepting she was complicit with a lot of the bs he put her through.

She didnt met him there but through close friends who said hes a good guy she confided in her friends.

This girl didn't wanna give up she wanted to save the marriage its only after she found out the guy does black magic she ended everything

 

[Vanessa]

Met him on an app

*deletes muzmatch

 

[Leila]

Ok so I watched the whole video , when she introduced him to her parents they were completely fine with it . I was surprised because most Somali parents would be at least hesitant but her parents welcomed him and loved him.

And she claims he was an upstanding guy in the community and known by everyone because she looked into his background. He was a sheikh , very practising according to her . I think she is not telling the whole story or leaving out some details. How can a guy who is known to be a sheikh in the community be involved with sixir , there must have been red flags before the marriage.

 

[Basra]

Cliffs

Met him on an app
Then found out had mutual friend
He's not somali
Some random girl came up to her and told her he was her man
Still went through with him
Talked for 3 months
Introduced him to her Parents
Her parents are open minded and she said she's lucky.
Noticed red flags
Never told her that he liked her or loved her
At their wedding people came up to her and said she was lucky
Wedding guests said he was the total package
She said she felt gassed
Didn't go on a honeymoon until after a month
She noticed he cries during prayers
His job depressed him alot
One day came up to her and told her that he never loved her and doesn't love her.
She was heartbroken.

"She noticed he cries during prayers "


this was the only thing that made me interested.

 

[Abdalla]

She's crying in the thumbnail, even wiping wiping her tears of with tissue. She didn't cry once in her 39 minute lasting video

May the one that taught Somalis how to photoshop be cursed eternally

 

[Abdalla]

"She noticed he cries during prayers

I get emotional when I pray. But I don't necessarily cry. I take a moment to gather myself, clear my throat and keep reciting. I was taught to suppress my emotions as a child.

 

[Basra]

I get emotional when I pray. But I don't necessarily cry. I take a moment to gather myself, clear my throat and keep reciting. I was taught to suppress my emotions as a child.

nothing wrong to cry in prayers or during Quran recitations. Thats noble. But i like to know if u cry in your prayers, because i can paint u very well. I usually like to know people's souls

 

[Abdalla]

nothing wrong to cry in prayers or during Quran recitations. Thats noble. But i like to know if u cry in your prayers, because i can paint u very well. I usually like to know people's souls

The story of Musa gets to me. Go ahead, let's see if you still got it.

 

[Marcus]

Black magic seems to only affect xalimos

Almost as if it's the perfect excuse to any kind of failure

 

[Mehdi Hassan]

I'm very confused as to what you are trying to get at.

It literally has nothing to do with anything.

Just repeating what you girls were saying

 

[Samaalic Era]

Almost as if it's the perfect excuse to any kind of failure

It's narcissism sxb. They want to deflect their rash and dumb choices by trying to convince Somalis that xalimos are singled out for black magic

Just excuses to dodge reality

 

[Basra]

The story of Musa gets to me. Go ahead, let's see if you still got it.

U identify with Musa pbuh story because u r a guy. Strength & Manliness describes his story. But his touching moments is when he asked Allaah swt to bring Harun pbuh his brother into phrophethood with him for support.

 

[Cerberus]

Not sure what's more sad. The video or people actually believing in black magic.

It really exists. Walaahi Black Magic sihir exists.