Nomad2054
There is nothing permanent except change.
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Dumarku waa sadex kii runta doonaya
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't garoob mean divorced woman? Not all garoobs necessarily have kids, no?
Nomad2054
There is nothing permanent except change.
from what i know a garoob is a divorcee with no children, the other would be a single mother.
you skipped my question though
or were you waiting for the clarification.
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I thought single mothers were garoobs too, oh well.from what i know a garoob is a divorcee with no children, the other would be a single mother.
you skipped my question though
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Garoob means not virgin.
Gabar/Gishanti means virgin.
Wether the lady has children is not in question when you talk about gabar iyo garoob.
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Yeah, thought so.
Nomad2054
There is nothing permanent except change.
I see your point. But the reason why the religiosity and manners of the family is important is because the man is not only marrying the girl, but he is establishing permanent relations with her family aswell. If an issue would arise you would probably want it to happen with reasonable people. That is about it.
I just wanted you to see it from that perspective aswell. Not to say that marrying a good girl even if her family is not top notch will result in disaster, but chances are that in case issues arise that you'll get a good amount of headache.
The opposite is also true for the woman, that she should preferably marry a religious man from a good family
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