If you saw a Somali girl do some ciyaal suuq things would you advise her?

[Keep it a boqol]

islamically we should advise but we love in the west now so it’s best to mind your business tbh

 

[El Nino]

Only if she is very young.

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[NomadicWarlord]

Only if she is hella young tbh

 

[Kisame]

Guide her while dating her...?

Most of the time it isn't even necessary if you avoid certain women.

Also I meant advising her while in a relationship with her. Probably should have used that word instead of dating.

Like freaking out over a xalimo that doesn't dress modestly is dumb if she isn't your partner. Even than its dumb to freak out about that cause why are you going out of your way to be with a chick that dresses like that if it bothers you

 

[NidarNidar]

She's not your family or a family friend but a random Somali girl you see doing some ciyaal suuq things e.g. no hijab, messing around with cadaan boys etc. Would you ignore it or try to talk to her?

in the UK you're asking to get stabbed, I mind my own business, only a foul tries to save someone his unrelated to.

 

[Kizaru]

She's not your family or a family friend but a random Somali girl you see doing some ciyaal suuq things e.g. no hijab, messing around with cadaan boys etc. Would you ignore it or try to talk to her?

i would

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[Lahaine]

Simple answer Nope especially if she's an adult. If it's a young kid maybe advise her a bit and then leave instantly

 

[Aseer]

Simple answer Nope especially if she's an adult. If it's a young kid maybe advise her a bit and then leave instantly

Yeah I agree with what lahaine says.

 

[Abdisamad]

Ignore

 

[JustSomeGuy]

She's not your family or a family friend but a random Somali girl you see doing some ciyaal suuq things e.g. no hijab, messing around with cadaan boys etc. Would you ignore it or try to talk to her?

What? Just ignore her, it’s not my problem.