Cooldoon names his son “Jihaad”

[Macawisley]

This guy will soon join AS…

 

[SPMLegend]

 

[Avalanche]

Bro will never be able to travel

 

[cow]

Gossiping about what a man names his son

 

[Internet Nomad]

Bro put his son on a travel ban

 

[Abu Hesi]

The character development of coldoon caadi ma'ha

 

[Bazed]

Whatever happened to good somali names like Warsame, Ayanle or Barkhad? Regardless he can name his kid what he wants but if he steps foot in the west he will be on a watch list.

 

[Arkan]

 

[SPMLegend]

Bro will need to take notes from this video in order to safely fly outside of Somalia

 

[Internet Nomad]

Bro will need to take notes from this video in order to safely fly outside of Somalia

These guys are completely white washing it. Obviously it can mean the spiritual internal battle but it could also mean religious war.

 

[Bazed]

These guys are completely white washing it. Obviously it can mean the spiritual internal battle but it could also mean religious war.

Yes but Jihad isn't used the way crusade is for Christians. It has such a huge meaning that you can boil it down to its modern uses. Jihads is simply struggle. Whether internal or against a enemy.

 

[GemState]

It's a great name. I will not type it out, but it's a great name.

 

[mohamedismail]

Nothing wrong with the name jihaad

 

[Abdalla]

Beautiful name.

 

[TekNiKo]

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This guy will soon join AS…

Since when was Jihaad a bad name or something to be ashamed of? There is something called Jihaad al nafs Yall let gaalos really brainwash you into hating core tenents

 

[Lahaine]

Why would he name he's son that any other Islamic name would have sufficed. People saying it's a normal name wouldn't give their son's that name and we all know why kid hasn't been born yet and he's life has been set to difficult mode

 

[AboveHeigtś]

His son's name will remind him of the struggle and hardships he endured. Wasn't he imprisoned for rejecting Somaliland's secession?

 

[GaradShabeel]

Why would he name he's son that any other Islamic name would have sufficed. People saying it's a normal name wouldn't give their son's that name and we all know why kid hasn't been born yet and he's life has been set to difficult mode

Would the kid's life really be that difficult in Somalia due to his name? Or do y'all expect him to face prejudice from fellow Muslim Somalis?

 

[Lahaine]

Would the kid's life really be that difficult in Somalia due to his name? Or do y'all expect him to face prejudice from fellow Muslim Somalis?

Not in Somalia but in other country then yes

 

[GaradShabeel]

Not in Somalia but in other country then yes

Well, it's not an uncommon name in the middle east. But you have a point if you're only referring to non-Muslim countries.