Lol what clan are you? Tell me your clan (isaaq,darood,hawiye,rahanweyn etc) and I will tell you why those weren't the best times and he wasn't the "greatest" leader
How many of you guys follow Islam?
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Lol what clan are you? Tell me your clan (isaaq,darood,hawiye,rahanweyn etc) and I will tell you why those weren't the best times and he wasn't the "greatest" leader
Secular Muslim is someone who prefers the Law of Man To The Law of God aka Sharia. Wouldn't they unknowingly fall into non-Muslim?Define secular muslim
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NotAjnabi
Somalilander
Cause state and religion should never mix. Religion is for the individual.
Very vague explanation, religion is the general term sharia is the laws of governance. Let me word it differently, secular laws vs Sharia law, why do you prefer secularism over sharia law?
NotAjnabi
Somalilander
I dislike stoning people to death(murder), adding to the fact that a majority of somalis are hadith reliant it would become even more ridiculous.
You do know it's almost impossible to stone people to death that the sharia made that way so it's impossible to abuse it. 4 people must witness not only sexual act but also see penetration, even at that point the sharia advises the Muslim to hide the shameful act of another Muslim.
Secularism on the other hand there's no second chance, many have been sentenc3d to the electric chair with no prior rules showing any mercy. So you prefer the chair?
NotAjnabi
Somalilander
Everything can be abused, and as I said before, somalis are very reliant on hadith.
Where I'm from, evidence is required.
Gn bro
Jake from State Farm
We pro xalimo all 2019
Do you live in a country that is governed by sharia?
Just wanted to ask because I have lived in a country where man made laws rule the land. So my opinion of living in a country under man made laws are based on my experiences.
I wouldn't want to live in Saudi or dubai. You can't even become a citizen in those places. I have an uncle that has been living in Dubai since the 90s and still isn't a citizen. His kids ain't either.
It's the only way to get rid of Khaat.
"According to the Shari'ah, it is the duty of the Islamic state to enforce prohibition. The punishment of a free person for drinking wine or other intoxicating liquor, is eighty lashes on the authority of all the companions. This is equal to punishment for baseless slandering. The flogging should he such as does not inflict wounds on the body beneath the skin. The Holy Prophet once said to the executioner: In inflicting the punishment, take care not to strike the face, the head or the privates.
Flogging should not be done by a cruel executioner but by scholars who are well versed in the Islamic Law so that they should award punishment according to the letter and spirit of the law."
The best Law in my opinion.
Jake from State Farm
We pro xalimo all 2019
Do you live in a country run by sharia?
Nope. Never did.
"Saudi Arabia has one of the world’s highest rates of execution: suspects convicted of terrorism, homicide, rape, armed robbery and drug trafficking face the death penalty.
Rights experts have repeatedly raised concerns about the fairness of trials in the kingdom, which is governed by a strict form of Islamic law. The government says the death penalty is a deterrent for further crime."
Imagine if this was implemented in that country called Somalia. Instead, they pay off judges tribe leaders and women in Idp camps get raped by soldiers.
Jake from State Farm
We pro xalimo all 2019
Saudi has deported thousands of Somalis. My nigga you might not be wanted there tbh.
Saudis owned slaves until the 1960s too.
So in some people's eyes to them you will be a Slave. Be cautious.
If you have any friends or no people living in Saudi ask about their experiences. My opinion the Middle East is that it's a more racist version of the west with that is pretty strict on religion. Going to visit Saudi or Dubai probably in a couple of yeas. Gonna see the place for myself
Jake from State Farm
We pro xalimo all 2019
Of course i know that. I'm just saying there model of society and governing needs to there in Somalia.
And you probably won't experience anything like that if you dress like an American, speak like one, and flaunt your passport.
"The Italian colonial administration abolished slavery in Somalia at the turn of the 20th century. Some Bantu groups, however, remained enslaved well until the 1930s, and continued to be despised and discriminated against by large parts of Somali society."
"The Italian colonial administration abolished slavery in Somalia at the turn of the 20th century by decree of the King of Italy. Some Bantu groups, however, remained enslaved until the 1910s in the areas not totally dominated by the Italians, and continued to be despised and discriminated against by large parts of Somali society."
"During the Somali Civil War, many Bantu were forced from their lands in the lower Juba River valley, as militiamen from various Somali clans took control of the area.[26] Being visible minorities and possessing little in the way of firearms, the Bantu were particularly vulnerable to violence and looting by gun-toting militiamen.[8]"
Jerome, ask yourself, if slavery of Bantus wasn't abolished in areas without Italian colonialists, would Bantus still be enslaved in Somalia if Italians/Europeans hadn't even come at all? It was just about 20 odd years ago and 3 decades after the abolishment of Slavery in the Kingdom of Saud their lands got confiscated and women were violated(worse than slavery).
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