Faaraxs who got rizz, is it easier to shukaansi an ajnabi or a somali girl?

Which one is harder to get?

  • Ajnabi ladies

    Votes: 31 73.8%
  • Somali ladies

    Votes: 11 26.2%

  • Total voters
    42
@Javelin the TikTok you
The sanctity of the family rests with the woman. Here is an example: a women, who has been married to her husband for 20 years, has 5 kids; through DNA analyses, it turns out none are his biological children. Do you still think men and women are similar to the essence of the family in that respect? Do you see what I mean by the fabric of the family, and society?

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Whilst men are as important to the family (the provider, and protector), their role is no way near that of the woman (the rearer, the nurturer,the glue that which binds the family, the coach etc), as Creator intended.
Yes and who impregnated her? Another woman or a man? Do you not see that if men didn’t fornicate as well we won’t be getting stories like this?

Your point only works when you leave out the fact that she didn’t work alone. Another man has contributed to the destruction of a family.
 
@Javelin the TikTok you

Yes and who impregnated her? Another woman or a man? Do you not see that if men didn’t fornicate as well we won’t be getting stories like this?
Walaal, that is a clever way of engaging in evasion tactic, which fails in all instances. Does it matter who impregnated her?
Your point only works when you leave out the fact that she didn’t work alone. Another man has contributed to the destruction of a family.
I made that point earlier, and did not fancy revisiting it. Think about what happens when a young girl in one's family gets pregnant; it is no longer just her, or the child, but the entire family. One is not going to sit back and pontificate: what about the boy?

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Another example: a non-Muslim neighbour recently had his daughter get pregnant by way of Spring Break encounter: father was opposed to her going whereas mother conspired with the daughter, and even paying for her room and board. Fast forward: the entire family disintegrated, marriage dissolved, daughter disowned, son moved out of the family home. Now, the mother and her pregnant daughter are left in the house, as if damned daemons, and that is in Conservative America.
 
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No it's more like a dog barking at a sock puppet substitute. :deadrose:The thing is the dog doesn't know better but the Abdi that got conned can feel the L of being had by a lad.
Oh yes those cat-fishes are a riot. I was listening to a podcast the other day where this poor sod has been 'dating' and financing a pretty model he met online only to discover it was a 300 lbs hairy gorilla of a bloke.
 
Walaal, that is a clever way of engaging in evasion tactic, which fails in all instances. Does it matter who impregnated her?
It does matter when we look at fornication on a societal level. Since you’re talking about women being the β€˜fabric’ of society, how can such a society function if men ruining this very fabric is taken lightly
It’s why the Prophet s.a.w asked a man before implementing the hadd punishment on him, what if it was your daughter or your sister? Also you’re forgetting unwanted children aren’t the only issues with regardless of extra marital affairs. There have been cases of Somali men working in South Africa who have infected their Somali brides and unborn children with HIV. What a massive calamity and how can we argue that is less tame than what you just described?

Furthermore, the damage of male promiscuity as I’ve mentioned can be a lot more far reaching. One man can ruin thousands of families in a year. Whilst one woman can only get pregnant by one man. Men can spread vice far more? So why would we more lax towards men? It’s very simple, we live in a man’s world and men don’t hold themselves accountable.
Think about what happens when a young girl in one's family gets pregnant; it is no longer just her, or the child, but the entire family. One is not going to sit back and pontificate: what about the boy?
I know what you’re getting at, but my point still stands, that girl didn’t get herself pregnant and since we’re talking about it from a societal perspective and it’s impact long term, men committing Zina is indeed exactly the same as when they do sleep around the end result is an illegitimate child and a ruined family. You can’t divorce male promiscuity from the damage that happens as they’re part of the process. I’ve made it clear earlier on, the only way we can divorce male promiscuity from the impact on families is societies in which their is a female underclass that caters to men and that’s prostitution and in those societies in order to create that class it was mostly through the supply of working class women trafficked to prostitution. Like I said you can’t realistically divorce male and female promiscuity. That’s why the punishment is the same even the dunya.
 
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It does matter when we look at fornication on a societal level. It’s why the Prophet s.a.w asked a man before implementing the hadd punishment asking what if it was your daughter your sister? Also you’re forgetting unwanted children aren’t the only issues with regardless of extra marital affairs. There have been cases of Somali men working in South Africa who have infected their Somali brides and unborn children with HIV. What a massive calamity and how can we argue that is less tame than what you just described?

I know what you’re getting at, but my point still stands, that girl didn’t get herself pregnant and since we’re talking about it from a societal perspective, men committing Zina is indeed exactly the same as when they do sleep around the end result is an illegitimate child and a ruined family. You can’t divorce male promiscuity from the damage that happens as they’re part of the process.
Valid points. Let me summarise it:
In a nutshell, we are in agreement upon:
a) Zina is morally, and ethically wrong, for it is haram,
b) Both men and women must not engage in any of its forms, for it begets harm to the family, and society at large.

We disagree:
a) I am of the view it bears far greater devastation upon the family, and by extension society, where women engage in transgressions, and degeneracy.

b) You are of the view it is equally as bad.
 
Valid points. Let me summarise it:
In a nutshell, we are in agreement upon:
a) Zina is morally, and ethically wrong, for it is haram,
b) Both men and women must not engage in any of its forms, for it begets harm to the family, and society at large.

We disagree:
a) I am of the view it bears far greater devastation upon the family, and by extension society, where women engage in transgressions, and degeneracy.

b) You are of the view it is equally as bad.
simple logic:

The damage of male promiscuity as I’ve mentioned can be a lot more far reaching. One man can ruin thousands of families in a year. Whilst one woman can only get pregnant by one man. Men can spread vice far more? So why would we be more lax towards men?


You can’t argue that female promiscuity creates greater issues for society than men as one man can create 10 times even 1000 more issues. If you want to argue female promiscuity creates issues for an immediate family as they’ll be responsible for the offspring then okay, but deffo not society.

Even in ancient societies in which female virginity were prized and girls from good families were guarded with strict rules, depravity was rampant. All it created was an under class of exploited women (poor women) and prostitution via trafficking and other horrible means. Male libido and what it leads to can be horrific. Simply reading up on the Greeks, and more recently Victorian Britain should illustrate to you how only focusing on female promiscuity creates major problems for society at large.
 
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simple logic:

The damage of male promiscuity as I’ve mentioned can be a lot more far reaching. One man can ruin thousands of families in a year. Whilst one woman can only get pregnant by one man. Men can spread vice far more? So why would we be more lax towards men?


You can’t argue that female promiscuity creates greater issues for society than men as one man can create 10 times even 1000 more issues. If you want to argue female promiscuity creates issues for an immediate family as they’ll be responsible for the offspring then okay, but deffo not society.
By the way, I consider promiscuity, but a minor subset of bigger ills that which plague societies in the collapse of morality, spread of decadency, and degeneracy at the core, but your point is being received.
But at the same, the idea of men being allowed to sleep around whilst only policing women also creates a society in which men will try and create an underclass of women of mostly poor and dysfunctional women and turn them into prostitute or low value class by trafficking and other means.
This point is worthy a revisitation, and I wish to stick here, for I wish to come back to as time permits.
 
I don't know how you guys spit game/try to smash Somali girls without feeling guilt. Even if she's not wearing a hijab and has revealing clothes on, my conscious won't let me
 
I don't know how you guys spit game/try to smash Somali girls without feeling guilt. Even if she's not wearing a hijab and has revealing clothes on, my conscious won't let me
Why are you feeling guilty? A lot of women want to be chatted up, they just want to seem hard to get. I get a feeling that you've gone through something called arrested development, I'm a certified arm chair psychologist of the shaqo la'aan institution 🧐
 

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a) I am of the view it bears far greater devastation upon the family, and by extension society, where women engage in transgressions, and degeneracy.
Agreed.

The Wife doing zina simply creates more harm to the family than the husband doing it

1. It corrupts lineage(i.e. father could be wrongfully attributed). This is hated by Allah.
2. It also corrupts inheritance and kinship
3. Causes humiliation to the husband for being married to a wh0re
4. Violates what was purely the husband's right(Men are allowed to be with multiple women at once of course through halal means)
 
Agreed.

The Wife doing zina simply creates more harm to the family than the husband doing it

1. It corrupts lineage(i.e. father could be wrongfully attributed). This is hated by Allah.
2. It also corrupts inheritance and kinship
3. Causes humiliation to the husband for being married to a wh0re
4. Violates what was purely the husband's right(Men are allowed to be with multiple women at once of course through halal means)
An individual level yes, but socially on a wide scale it’s the same hence why both men and women have the exact same punishment in the Dunya. If it wasn’t the same, women’s adultery would be punished more like in other cultures. That isn’t the same in the Islam. I know you do get some scholars like Ibn Qadama or the other Hanbali scholar can’t remember his name. I think I’m getting them confused.

Also, even the point you made about lineage, the kids belong to the husband either way. The adulterer Zani man gets nothing. The kids will be seen as belonging to the marriage bed.

I do see where you’re coming from but let’s be real all that you’ve listed cannot happen if there wasn’t a man behind it enabling this ruin.
 
An individual level yes, but socially on a wide scale it’s the same hence why both men and women have the exact same punishment in the Dunya. If it wasn’t the same, women’s adultery would be punished more like in other cultures. That isn’t the same in the Islam. I know you do get some scholars like Ibn Qadama or the other Hanbali scholar can’t remember his name. I think I’m getting them confused.

Also, even the point you made about lineage, the kids belong to the husband either way. The adulterer Zani man gets nothing. The kids will be seen as belonging to the marriage bed.
You mean the cheating wife's kids/kid would be the responsibility of the husband she cheated on? What kind of feminist bullshit is that? The husband should throw her and the kid/kids upon finding out their his biologically.
 
You mean the cheating wives kids would the responsibility of the husband she cheated on? What kind of feminist bullshit is that? The husband should throw her and the kid/kids upon finding out their his biologically.
Nope, nothing feminist. Not my views at all. Like I wouldn’t ever advocate for that at all. It’s just basic Islam. The kids belong to the marriage bed, that’s me paraphrasing a Hadith here. Btw this conversation is nothing but an academic debate for me. In the real world, id tell a man to engage in L’iaan (going to the masjid and swearing the child isn’t his and if it is may the curse of God be upon him). That was how they’d get out of it.

The idea is that the male Zaani gets nothing. Hence if an unmarried woman fornicates and has a child, the biological father has no rights to the child as well. It’s falls into that thinking.
 
Nope, nothing feminist. Not my views at all. Like I wouldn’t ever advocate for that at all. It’s just basic Islam. The kids belong to the marriage bed, that’s me paraphrasing a Hadith here. Btw this conversation is nothing but an academic debate for me. In the real world, id tell a man to engage in L’iaan (going to the masjid and swearing the child isn’t his and if it is may the curse of God be upon him). That was how they’d get out of it.

The idea is that the male Zaani gets nothing. Hence if an unmarried woman fornicates and has a child, the biological father has no rights to the child as well. It’s falls into that thinking.
Well that's the whole point of committing zina, many men want the sex but not the responsibility, I didn't know Islam would relieve such men of their responsibility after committing zina with a married woman.. That's a messed up hadith.
 
Well that's the whole point of committing zina, many men want the sex but not the responsibility, I didn't know Islam would relieve such men of their responsibility after committing zina with a married woman.. That's a messed up hadith.
I don’t think the mentality behind is that. Firstly, they didn’t have DNA testing in those days hence lineage is based on marriage. Example if a woman cheats, there is a possibility the child could be her husbands child as if she’s been with both, she’d have no clue. Hence the idea behind it was, who has more rights? The husband or the Zaani? That is why the child would be attributed to the husband instead. An unmarried woman who has a child with a man has basically birthed a fatherless child that is attributed soley to her as she didn’t have that kid via the marriage bed.

Im not going to lie, I was very confused when I first heard this as well.
 
I don’t think the mentality behind is that. Firstly, they didn’t have DNA testing in those days hence lineage is based on marriage. Example if a woman cheats, there is a possibility the child could be her husbands child as if she’s been with both, she’d have no clue. Hence the idea behind it was, who has more rights? The husband or the Zaani? That is why the child would be attributed to the husband instead. An unmarried woman who has a child with a man has basically birthed a fatherless child that is attributed soley to her as she didn’t have that kid via the marriage bed.

Im not going to lie, I was very confused when I first heard this as well.
There are too many hadiths in Islam and some of them don't make sense, this one must be one of those.. But anyway thank God we have DNA testing technology today.
 
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