My Aunt, 1969 Mogadishu...

AbrahamFreedom

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Truly never seen this, niyahow. Most Khaleeji families I know don't do this. The hooyo will not cover her hair in front of her own sons or the sons of her sister and brothers nor boys who haven't hit puberty.

It could be a clan or regional thing. My family is from K5 and border areas. But my parents were born in Mogadishu anyway so who knows. She's been in Canada since the mid 80s herself and has done it ever since.
 
Why are you acting surprised? I stayed with Khaleeji close families and they did the same and they were there since the 70s and 80s themselves. Aren't you from Dubai?
They might not be used to you? I don't wear hijab at home, but sometimes I weirdly cover from some actual Mahram uncles who I hardly see. Don't ask me why. I don't know as well loool.
 

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Why would a Khaleeji cover their hair in their own households? I get fobs because of the nature of Somali households back home. Are you sure they're not fobs? The Somali khaleejis who've beem their decades have very Arab mannerisms.
My family did it, and I'm pretty sure I'm not a FOB

Most somalis in the gulf came during the 90s/early 2000s, and they visit somalia more often than European/NA somalis so culturally they're pretty much like people back home.
 

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Thats the first I have heard of this, no one I know wears hijab at home, only outside.
not hijab, but something like this, A shaash covering the hair

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Your aunt is beautiful Mashallah aun. I saw some of my eedo’s pictures she used to dress like that . Nowadays she is in her mid 50s, still thin and stylish, wears cute scarves , makeup and kitten heels .
 

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My mother and extend family members covered their hair and they were modest- no arms and neck were showing.

I have no issue with the jilaab. I think they are beautiful. I sometimes wear jilaab, I’m thinking about wearing jilaab full time inshaallah
 
It's called gambo or masar. Somali women back home wear it 24/7 not only for modesty but it also keeps their unmanaged hair from looking wild. The single ones who have good hair don't wear it at home but the rest of Somali women wear it all the time.

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Wallahi that young Hooyo is absolutely stunning and could easily be a model. May Allah make it easy for her she looks like she is in a tough situation.
 

YAMS

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No walaal, lakiin, I'm just saddened by the loss of beauty and elegance of Somalis.

There is no loss or elegance of the Somalis. What you saw during the 40s-60s was full, unashamed, adoption and mimickry of Western elite culture. It happenned in almost all Muslim countries, because the colonisers needed to leave the country in hands they trusted i.e..those that mimicked them.

These leaders shunned their own religion and culture. And they continued to encourage the same through education (scholarships abroad) and government jobs. These people had nothing in common with their common citizens and were imposing an outside elite culture.

I'll never forget in 2011 when Mohamed Morsi came to power, a young protestor said his wife "looked like her mother or aunt" because she was wearing the hijab. From Ben Ali's family in Tunisia to the Princesses of Jordan, they looked nothing like their constituents.
 
There is no loss or elegance of the Somalis. What you saw during the 40s-60s was full, unashamed, adoption and mimickry of Western elite culture. It happenned in almost all Muslim countries, because the colonisers needed to leave the country in hands they trusted i.e..those that mimicked them.

These leaders shunned their own religion and culture. And they continued to encourage the same through education (scholarships abroad) and government jobs. These people had nothing in common with their common citizens and were imposing an outside elite culture.

I'll never forget in 2011 when Mohamed Morsi came to power, a young protestor said his wife "looked like her mother or aunt" because she was wearing the hijab. From Ben Ali's family in Tunisia to the Princesses of Jordan, they looked nothing like their constituents.
go to sleep bro.
 
Do you deny that hijab is part of our deen?
Beauty doesn’t mean exposing it or being salacious, I don’t know why they’re equating dropping the hijab with elegance

Somalis people even before Islam valued marriage chastity modesty and respected their pure linage by not encroaching or getting near zina
 
There is no loss or elegance of the Somalis. What you saw during the 40s-60s was full, unashamed, adoption and mimickry of Western elite culture. It happenned in almost all Muslim countries, because the colonisers needed to leave the country in hands they trusted i.e..those that mimicked them.

These leaders shunned their own religion and culture. And they continued to encourage the same through education (scholarships abroad) and government jobs. These people had nothing in common with their common citizens and were imposing an outside elite culture.

I'll never forget in 2011 when Mohamed Morsi came to power, a young protestor said his wife "looked like her mother or aunt" because she was wearing the hijab. From Ben Ali's family in Tunisia to the Princesses of Jordan, they looked nothing like their constituents.
Culture of the people are their leaders our leaders them were the most disgusting and corrupt officials that beckoned to non Muslims
 

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I have my young hooyo's photos from the 80s/90s :meleshame: I have no idea how my aabo bagged her the mooryaan probably did some sixir :pachah1:
 

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