A guy has to care about his beloved's clan
To keep the peace ........
You are an Isxaq queen after all
Would you marry your cousin?
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A guy has to care about his beloved's clan
To keep the peace ........
You are an Isxaq queen after all
If she looks goodi don't care to be honest. It aint that big off deal if my childerns toes and fingers are attached together
You should not have kids to begin with if you don't care about their health and appearance. Mary your own sister but don't have kids. It suits you perfect.
warya aniga waxaan ahay bantu. walaashay maxaad oda hadlayasa doqonhayow. Clearly you lack the mental capacity to understand that i was joking.
I bet your inbred your self.
So something that Allah and his messenger made permissible is now bad because good ol' west says so? Becareful of Fake Science 
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What did you call @Sovereign-Reiko? A incestious MJI expected more from you....I should always been an exception, when issaqs are concerned!
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One parasite has already been identified as an MJ, who is a product of these incestious marriages and a poster child for abolishing it.
There's no need to diss her she's against it but I'm all for it keep it in the bloodline, I want to find her mother & father in sha Allah and tell them my qabil so they can bless me
So something that Allah and his messenger made permissible is now bad because good ol' west says so? Becareful of Fake Science
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Prophet Mohamed had discouraged the cousin marriage.
You said on here on numerous occasions that you don't believe in the shariah law now you want to start quoting some hadiths
Did the Prophet (Peace Be Upon Him) Discourage Marrying Cousins?
OCTOBER 7, 2011 BY EDITOR
Answered by Shaykh Faraz A. Khan
Question: Did the Prophet (peace be upon him) discourage marrying relatives (ie. cousins) even though it is lawful?
Answer: Assalamu alaikum wa rahmatullah,
I pray this finds you in the best of health and states.
The short answer is that there are certain narrations that discourage marrying cousins, yet experts of hadith verification have determined them to be extremely weak or fabricated.
The Narrations in Question
– “Do not marry within the family [i.e., cousins], as that leads to children that are thin and weak.”
– “Do not marry within the family [i.e., cousins], since the child would be born thin and weak.”
– “Marry outside the family, lest the offspring be thin and weak.” [Ibn Hajar, Talkhis al-Habir]
Regarding these and similar narrations, the 7th century hadith specialist Ibn Salah said, “I found no reliable basis for them.” Many eminent hadith masters mentioned his statement and concurred, such as Ibn Hajar al-Asqalani, Ibn Mulaqqin, and others. [Ibn Hajar, Talkhis al-Habir; Ibn Mulaqqin, Khulasat al-Badr]
Taj al-Subki said regarding these narrations, “I found no chain of transmission (isnad) for them.” [Subki, Ahadith al-Ihya Alati La Asla Laha]
Hence it can be concluded that these narrations — as statements of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) — are fabricated.
After mentioning Ibn Salah’s verdict, Hafiz Iraqi does state that it was rather Sayyidina Umar who made such a statement, specifically in response to a certain family/tribe whose offspring were thin and weak. He said, “You all have become thin and weak, so marry outside the family.” [Iraqi, Takhrij Ahadith al-Ihya’]
Incidentally, this advice from Sayyidina Umar corresponds with current genetic research indicating that marriage to cousins in successive generations is associated with increased likelihood of disability in offspring.
Also, the Hanbalis in particular explicitly mention that it is recommended (mustahabb) for a man to marry outside the family, as doing so normally leads to healthier and stronger offspring. [Mawsu`a Kuwaitiyya]
OCTOBER 7, 2011 BY EDITOR
Answered by Shaykh Faraz A. Khan
Question: Did the Prophet (peace be upon him) discourage marrying relatives (ie. cousins) even though it is lawful?
Answer: Assalamu alaikum wa rahmatullah,
I pray this finds you in the best of health and states.
The short answer is that there are certain narrations that discourage marrying cousins, yet experts of hadith verification have determined them to be extremely weak or fabricated.
The Narrations in Question
– “Do not marry within the family [i.e., cousins], as that leads to children that are thin and weak.”
– “Do not marry within the family [i.e., cousins], since the child would be born thin and weak.”
– “Marry outside the family, lest the offspring be thin and weak.” [Ibn Hajar, Talkhis al-Habir]
Regarding these and similar narrations, the 7th century hadith specialist Ibn Salah said, “I found no reliable basis for them.” Many eminent hadith masters mentioned his statement and concurred, such as Ibn Hajar al-Asqalani, Ibn Mulaqqin, and others. [Ibn Hajar, Talkhis al-Habir; Ibn Mulaqqin, Khulasat al-Badr]
Taj al-Subki said regarding these narrations, “I found no chain of transmission (isnad) for them.” [Subki, Ahadith al-Ihya Alati La Asla Laha]
Hence it can be concluded that these narrations — as statements of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) — are fabricated.
After mentioning Ibn Salah’s verdict, Hafiz Iraqi does state that it was rather Sayyidina Umar who made such a statement, specifically in response to a certain family/tribe whose offspring were thin and weak. He said, “You all have become thin and weak, so marry outside the family.” [Iraqi, Takhrij Ahadith al-Ihya’]
Incidentally, this advice from Sayyidina Umar corresponds with current genetic research indicating that marriage to cousins in successive generations is associated with increased likelihood of disability in offspring.
Also, the Hanbalis in particular explicitly mention that it is recommended (mustahabb) for a man to marry outside the family, as doing so normally leads to healthier and stronger offspring. [Mawsu`a Kuwaitiyya]
You said on here on numerous occasions that you don't believe in the shariah law now you want to start quoting some hadiths
Don't quote me again
Really?
The prophet scw married his cousin Zaynab and married his daughter to Ali ra
I would think its sunnah actually
Do you believe in the shariah law:siilaanyolaugh:
No, zaynab situation was unique and had message behind which was adopted kids are not like biological kids in sense they can not take your last name.
Prophet Mohamed asked us to use our brains and logic. My logic is telling me to stay away from cousins marriage. I noticed that couples from different clans don't have autistic kids. But if you want to take your chance go from it.
You ignored my question, thats fine. Look i'm not saying you should marry your cousin, im saying you can and this suugo science about disabilities is bs. Allah only makes halal that which is good and pure for us. Becareful not to repeat things the gaalo say that contradict Allahs word
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