Would you be willing to take your husband's surname?

[Western4Life]

I know one Somali woman who took her husband's last name and he is Somali. They are in their 20s.

It's becoming less common among westerners because of feminism. Back then, you had to take your husband's last name or your marriage wouldn't be recognized, especially among Catholics.

I think it will soon be a thing where Somali kids in the West take their mother and father's last name and hyphenate it like the Latinos do.

Abdi Abshir-Dini.

 

[Saredo]

I don't go in raw like a doqoon like you

There's a few that tried to kawal me with I'm allergic to latex bullshit, had to be strictly top then, and I gotta see you either swallow that Faraax protein or see you spit it out in the toilet and flush it



Anyways, what about Kung Lao?

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[Ghengis Kaarhis]

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Pardon eh

 

[Gambar]

If it an Ajnabi wife, make her drop her filthy surname and take yours to signify your conquest

That’s haraam.

 

[Octavian]

Svensk er så stygt

 

[Saredo]

Pardon eh

*judging you*

 

[Octavian]

*judging you*

while speaking low grade gibberish

 

[Abdisamad]

It's unislamic to take your husband's surname, our husbands are not our fathers, we still have a lineage after marriage.

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[Ghengis Kaarhis]

The pink nipples loving Faraax delegation would hyphenate their last names along with their kids.

Sharmake "Sharkie" Maxamud-Wilson
Maxamad "Mo" Abdinur-Svenn
Abdirahman "Andie" Nuur-Krotchkin

 

[Samaalic Era]

That’s haraam.

She becomes a clan assoiciate. So if she lets say a Xabashi, She can be Mary Aw Cawareere where we use the Aw for association aswell as saint

 

[Ghengis Kaarhis]

*judging you*

Pardon, j'oublie qu'il y a des jeunes demoiselles sensible ici. Il faut pardonné mon indiscrétion et mes vulgaires commentaires.
Je suis quand même un gentil homme, et surtout, un mashallah faraax

 

[Saredo]

Pardon, j'oublie qu'il y a des jeunes demoiselles sensible ici. Il faut pardonné mon indiscrétion et mes vulgaires commentaires.
Je suis quand même un gentil homme, et surtout, un mashallah faraax

bien sûr .

 

[Gambar]

She becomes a clan assoiciate. So if she lets say a Xabashi, She can be Mary Aw Cawareere where we use the Aw for association aswell as saint

Islamically you cannot change your last name. The children follow the father. A nickname like bah (reserved for one of many wives) is a different story.

 

[Marcus]

The pink nipples loving Faraax delegation would hyphenate their last names along with their kids.

Sharmake "Sharkie" Maxamud-Wilson
Maxamad "Mo" Abdinur-Svenn
Abdirahman "Andie" Nuur-Krotchkin

whats your obsession with pink nipples akhi

 

[Samaalic Era]

Islamically you cannot change your last name. The children follow the father. A nickname like bah (reserved for one of many wives) is a different story.

Persian slaves would be associated with the tribe of their Arab masters. This was in the time of the Sahaba and early Umayyad period

 

[Ghengis Kaarhis]

bien sûr .

Sans doute quand même!

 

[Saredo]

Sans doute quand même!

Si tu le dis.

 

[Gambar]

Persian slaves would be associated with the tribe of their Arab masters. This was in the time of the Sahaba and early Umayyad period

Walaal, what does that have to do with a wife changing her last name to her husbands? Waa xaram. As much as you guys like to say naag qabiil ma leh it simply isn’t true because the wife is not supposed to take on her husbands name. She keeps herself independent by not changing her name and keeping her own wealth. An association with a qabiil has nothing to do with changing last names. In fact, in Somali culture some tribes try to grandfather themselves in but they are shunned as sheegaad. The women may be differentiated by bah or known as the wife of so and so but islamically a wife cannot change her last name. Dhaqan wise it’s the same.

 

[Ghengis Kaarhis]

Si tu le dis.

Relax toi, je ne questionnes pas ton intégrité quand même.

Eid Mubarak en passant.

 

[Saredo]

Relax toi, je ne questionnes pas ton intégrité quand même.

Eid Mubarak en passant.

Eid Mubarak !!