mohamedismail
Reewin. Lixda Gobol ee Maayland unii leh!
I fully sympathise with this sister. Further more I commend her for her bravery and speaking about her experience divesting.
99% of the time on social media you see women speaking about her bad experiences of a Somali guy and how he abused or done her wrong. But usually the ones that have been wronged by ajnabis stay quiet for some reason. Which makes women think marrying an ajnabi will always be a success, compared to marrying a Somali.
So it's good for women with ajnabi husbands that have been through abuse to open up about their experience. So this one sided narrative that ajnabi men are better then Somali men will have a stop put on it.
May Allah make it easy for the sister, and allow her to regain her kids inshallah. May Allah also make it a lesson for these women that promote ajnabis and make it seem that all Somali men are losers and ajnabi men are better.
99% of the time on social media you see women speaking about her bad experiences of a Somali guy and how he abused or done her wrong. But usually the ones that have been wronged by ajnabis stay quiet for some reason. Which makes women think marrying an ajnabi will always be a success, compared to marrying a Somali.
So it's good for women with ajnabi husbands that have been through abuse to open up about their experience. So this one sided narrative that ajnabi men are better then Somali men will have a stop put on it.
May Allah make it easy for the sister, and allow her to regain her kids inshallah. May Allah also make it a lesson for these women that promote ajnabis and make it seem that all Somali men are losers and ajnabi men are better.