HIJABI TALKS EP. 1 | Pressures of Marriage & Social Media Relationships | Aysha Abdul

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[@AyshaHarun]

HAPPY SATURDAY! I thought it would be fun to film a video with my girls, so here is episode 1 of Hijabi Talks! Do you guys want us to continue this series? If so, what other topics should we discuss?! xoxo

[@fstorms236]

Aysha Abdul career pressures. Dealing with jealousy !

[@fstorms236]

Aysha Abdul balancing deen and dunya

[@TheFinespice]

i am not muslim but i really enjoyed hearing your different points of views. can your next chat be like a grwm chat with all your cousins, really like their different makeup looks

[@YungSamosas]

the modest fashion industry and balancing religion and fashion and the stigma within the muslim community!

[@samia5048]

Maybe talk about growing up Muslim ?

[@fatimaabdillah7247]

Hey girls, I'm 24, Somali, I've been married for nearly 4 yrs now and I have a toddler. my advice to those seeking marriage is firstly and most importantly, look towards their deen. wallaahi when you are married the only thing that will matter to you is whether this person fears Allaah or not. this is will reflect the way he treats you, your family, and he will be an example for your children. You do not want a man who curses around his children, mistreats his wife or his parents. do not be fooled by the courting stages meaning the sweet talk, gifts, as long as a man fears Allah he will have good characteristics.

[@sousounad]

فاطمة عبدالله 💯💯💯💯

[@khadysow5642]

فاطمة عبدالله I absolutely agree ☺

[@907babyblue]

فاطمة عبدالله I love this❤❤❤

[@meryal3738]

I agree with u. also im morrocan and I'm gonna marry with a somalian person and i see the base of the relationship should be the Islam ^^

[@kathyperalta8339]

It's so amazing to see such similarities among our religions. We christians (protestants to be exact. I don't think Catholics care, forgive me if I'm wrong) believe that your spouse should be God fearing as well. Much love

[@kathyperalta8339]

I'm a Christian but I love the idea of the hijab (pls don't be offended if I say anything incorrectly. I'm only 16 Idk much 😂). The concept behind it is so precious and I love how Muslim women look in them. Your beautiful faces are able to show through without the help of your hair. So precious. Much love from the Protestant community. May God bless you 🙏🏽

[@wtfisthisshizz]

kathy peralta this was so cute, the Muslim community welcomes you ❤️

[@kathyperalta8339]

Sage 💚

[@kathyperalta8339]

[@khadijafayyaz6184]

kathy peralta you are an incredible beautiful person ❤❤ may good things happen to u all the time

[@khadijafayyaz6184]

Moha Amip #SpreadtheLove ❤

[@lekittahughes1925]

Hi Aysha & Friends! I was 39 when I married my husband. He was 33. I have learned a lot from him and do not think our ages have been an obstacle. Marriage is challenging for many reasons. We are from different cultures and have an age gap, but I would marry him again and again because he has the character I prayed for in a spouse. The blessing is in having a God fearing partner who loves God and loves you. Besides, he introduced me to Islam. I recently converted. To those who debate a man marrying an older woman, just remember that the prophet Mohammed (pbuh) did it...so it's good for us too! Much love...great topic!

[@hanaban29]

This was beautiful to read! Masha Allah Lekitta, wishing you all the best :)

[@qoowsaarjohn324]

Well said sister.

[@monirayusuf30]

well said sis

[@hassanhoosh3090]

LEKITTA dear sister this was amazing to read wallahi my tears was falling the last part of about our beloved Mohamed ibnu Abdullahi. May Allah reward you jannah and your family amiin

[@katrinasmith-jones2213]

walked in my room an my 7yr old son was watching this video, so I didn't say anything I continued to let him watch til he was done. He came an found me, "Ma, I'm done watching Aysha an her friends" I ask, did you learn something he says "Yes they're cool" ❤❤❤

[@AyshaHarun]

+Katrina Smith-Jones aww so cute!! ❤

[@degan1123]

Thats adorable❤❤❤

[@hidihidi98]

HAHAHHAHA OMG that's gurl in the purple hijab looks like Liza koshy. I was like did she convert or somethin xD

[@s.o7365]

Lol she does!!

[@sousounad]

hidihidi98 Liza's twin sister yall!

[@blumachine]

hidihidi98 I WAS LOOKING FOR A COMMENT SAYING THIS

[@XoxoXoxoBieber]

Yoo😂😂 she really looks like her

[@curtryse]

I was just thinking that😂

[@shahdbatal]

I love this Aysha!! Looking forward to more xo

[@AyshaHarun]

Thanks habibti ❤️

[@christianoheartofportugal100]

I used to have negative thought about wearing the head scarf but my friendly neighbor who are somalians with so many people in their family (mostly girls) changed my whole thoughts.

[@monirayusuf30]

wow

[@thelovefrommai7067]

Can you please do the topic of how to keep dating/ talking to a guy as halal as possible????

[@asiakhan5314]

Mariama Sow YES PLEASE

[@shukrimohammed2742]

oh yeah

[@aj8139]

Mariama Sow Yh please

[@hanaban29]

Ayyyy lol this was fun to watch! Now I have a reason to troll the comments! Yall better support my girl xoxo

[@AyshaHarun]

LOOL yassss

[@karimkouaouci9049]

hey can i ask you hannane if you are married or no ???

[@qoowsaarjohn324]

SHe's not :) do you wanna get her?

[@AmenaandElias]

I love this series! In regards to marrying within your race/ethnicity I think it's definitely easier but not necessarily "better"... You learn so much and become wiser from experiencing different cultures. About age: it's really just a number. More importantly is how his mentality is and life experiences.

[@sumaiyaaa3214]

The GLOW on Aysha was giving me lifeee 😍

[@phonefone1738]

I totally agree with how in our community if you aren't married after a certain age people think you have high standards... But that's so ridiculous to me because not everyone get to where they feel comfortable with their education and career path at age 25.. Maybe we want to change fields or pursue a masters or PhD.. I feel like men get more time and no one says that an unmarried 25 year old man has high standards.. My advice would be to not care if anyone gives you a hard time for being single and never settle for anything less than what you feel is right. Looking forward to the next Hijabi Talks .

[@slovelyyx7718]

Phone Fone everyone says they won't be picky by a certain age until they reach that actual age. Desperate times call for desperate measures, if you're alone at 35 and everyone around you is married watch your standards are going to drop whether you like it or not. Because guess what? They have to. You can't be picky at 35 anymore

[@aisata9773]

Am I the only one that thinks Iman on the left side of the screen looks like Liza Koshy

[@hanaban29]

Nah you're not, she totally does but Eman's in denial lol

[@lauraleestears1276]

SAME

[@aishaumar5924]

The girl with black hijab and blue jeans is so real 🙌🏿

[@AyshaHarun]

She really is LOL, we love her!

[@sousounad]

LMAO this was so fun to film and even funnier to watch back 😂😭

[@tasnimnoshin1039]

I'm Bengali and I so agree. Bengali are so closed off and against marrying people outside of our culture. But I am so blessed and happy that my parents are so accepting of who ever I choose, the only exception is that they have to be Muslim too 😂

[@AyshaHarun]

Alhamdulillah, bless your parents!

[@deannahafsasalam5784]

Tasnim Noshin .....this is a major problem within the Muslim communities and it needes to be addressed! Allah made us all different so that we may know one another. Marrying someone because your of the same culture if foolish! Marriage should be based strictly on DEEN. Culture? Seriously! You can teach someone your culture that's the beauty of intermarriages. I feel sad for those people who choose a spouse based on culture. Study Islam and understand what Allah says not what your parents say/want. On the day of judgement you will stand in front of Allah alone! No parents. No husband. No kids etc. As a more mature and wise woman I'm happy to be married to my wonderful Senegalese husband and I'm from Belize central America raises in California and I've hold on to my culture and embraced my husband :)

[@mariamomar6716]

Loveeeed this! I'm Somali and it's crazy how similar and relatable everything you ladies discussed was to my culture. Marriage is such a beautiful part of life, especially as Muslims & I hope you ladies are blessed with husbands as beautifully spirited you! Looking forward to more videos! ❣️❣️

[@sousounad]

Mariam Omar I think it's similar for a lot of cultures. Haha we just gotta brush off the critiques (aka aunties and uncles) and honestly just trust Allah's timing with everything in our life. Your message was so sweet, thank you!! ❤❤

[@lalayasin3356]

You know that region in Ethiopia they are from used to be a part of Somalia before the colonization of Somalia.. so it chouldn't be a surprise.

[@salma31000]

i'm 23 and finished college. I still am not looking to get married. gotta get my masters for nursing ..

[@MsSofiyaa]

Salma Speaks I was in the same position. Take your time, there is no rush. Good luck in your studies!

[@MsSofiyaa]

Well everyone is different and wants different things. I think its more important to do what is right for you. You definitely shouldn't be closed off from it happening, if someone crosses your path and it was meant to be then yea, go for it. But if you're not ready to get married, then there really is no reason to be looking. God has a plan for us, whether you're actively look or not looking at all, when the time is right it'll happen. No need to stress, just live your life and do you :)

[@slovelyyx7718]

Yup M I feel like you read my mind lmao I turned 21 a month ago and am beginning the process of looking for marriage now. I get scared when I see my single older cousins (they are not single by choice) who are like 30, some of them 35 and still never been married. I would hate to end up like them; not that that's anything wrong with that lifestyle (being single and all) but it's just not for me. I'll be done with school in 1 year and I don't mind being married/engaged while i pursue my masters iA because nothing stops you from completing your education during marriage. Anyways I agree with you, but everyone is different. But let's be honest - the majority of Muslims want to get married someday, and I think it's better to look when you're young than wait too long. The proposals die down as you get older. And honestly, the whole marriage search and finding the right person is not easy. For some people it may take a day to find the perfect match but for most it doesn't. I'm 21 and giving myself 4 years so I can be married by 25 which is an ideal age not too old not too young for marriage. and even 4 years may not be enough. Just Imagine you wait till 30 when it's even harder to find someone and don't find a good match till 34 that's if you're lucky enough to. thats way too old. So overall, although there's nothing wrong with pursuing further education and "living life" in your 20s...recognize the importance of marriage now, and remember not to put it off before it's too late.

[@fadumaabdi8257]

i'm 21, finishing my 3rd year of nursing and planning on getting my masters done as well inshallah. Allah has a plan for all of us at the end of the day. Good luck on your educational journey and career :)

[@qoowsaarjohn324]

@Noon Lovelyy x you said it all. Marriage is not stopping you from going to Uni and I know these sisters they're like 30-35 now they're looking to find the right person on a dating website. it's hard for them now.

[@fatimab2220]

LOOOOL I had to pause the video ngl I'm that girl who wouldn't date a boy who's a few month, weeks, days younger 😂😂😂😂

[@sousounad]

Princess noneofyabusiness girllllll lmaooo 😂😂😂

[@hanaban29]

preach!! For some girls it really matters lmaooo

[@honestydavis2289]

Princess noneofyabusiness lol me too

[@718nycgirl]

Love this!!! I am an African American female and these are the same conversations that I have with my friends. We are more alike than we are different. Looking forward to seeing more videos and learning more about your culture.

[@wofiec2969]

forced marriage: having to marry the person your family provides arranged marriage: having a family member/family friend find someone for you & you get to decide.

[@rosheedahakanbi758]

Ma sha Allah to y'll. Making other Hijabis proud. More of these series. There's a lot to learn and always reflect on

[@khadijahahmed1234]

I love these discussions, you guys had valid points with being east African. Keep doing more, I'm looking forward for the next one.

[@SN-bw3gn]

omg I absolutely loved this. it was so fun to watch. it would be amazing if you did more of this

[@ranosh123100]

I LOVED IT! you should definetly make this a constant on your channel 💕

[@s.o7365]

Great video guys! Looking forward to future episodes of this series ✌🏽

[@lidlidlidil]

I loved this video! I cant wait till you guys post another one!

[@Bibiiii1998]

Ma Sha Allah, beautiful girls!! And great advice, thanks dolls xx

[@Eva_R966]

this is so fun to watch, I love the conversation it made me laugh so often I feel like I agree with sooo many points you're making, the dynamic between you beauties is great!!

[@leenamohamed9524]

Omg I love this so much! Can't wait for more 😄

[@donwrrybouti]

I haven't even watched yet but I know it's gonna be amazing :) more in the future inshallah

[@khadras644]

For real though, my husband cannot be better looking than me😝

[@EmanAli-mz7cf]

Khadra Sheikhaden yesss girl that's what I was tryna tell them lol

[@jewelj.4884]

Khadra Sheikhaden Hahaaa omg

[@XoxoXoxoBieber]

Lol why not

[@slovelyyx7718]

K S I mean 90% of the time the girl in a relationship or marriage is more attractive than the guy anyways. Women in general are more attractive than men.

[@muzzafarkhan6701]

😂😂😂👌🏻

[@leeebaps793]

I love this series idea! I could relate to you all, my mindset is the same 👍

[@TheMushnut]

I love this. Please do more. You all have very good points and this was very insightful.

[@ilh656]

Hello, Bengali here; this video was cool. With the Bengali perspective I can inform you a little; firstly the assumption that outsiders have of Pakistanis and Bengalis or Bengalis and Indians being super alike is wrong (I'm going to keep things one hundred here, there are similarities, we are all South Asian). Indians and Pakistanis have more diverse cultural makeups, you can group them into 2/3/4 big cultural groups; Bengalis are 1 group (they will have more in common with Indian Bengalis, but then there's religious difference so no scope for marriage there). If you want an example you can relate to; I would say Hararis, Somalilander, Djiboutians, Eritreans, Amharic Ethiopians etc are a lot closer/more similar than Pakistanis and Bengalis. A more fitting comparison would be Hararis and Kenayns/Tanzanians/Ugandans. Next, when it comes to closed off; I can't speak for Hararis as there aren't many in the UK, but there is a large Somali community. I would say Somalis are way more about marrying into their own culture than Bengalis. Somalis, Pakistanis and Arabs have a strong sense of pride, clan, kinship etc. Bengalis do too, to an extent; they are also closed off to marrying outside of the culture, but definitely not moe than East Africans (Horn of African East Africans). I would say it's more a common thing all immigrant groups from Asia and Africa tend to hold; if I'm being honest. With Bengalis there is an inferiority complex/colorism that affects a large portion. I would say more so the younger generation, than the older generation. The younger generation are more exposed to the globalized world; they see these beauty standards, Bollywood, Hollywood, and want to fit in. They bemoan the fact that they are short, dark, have wide noses (common features of Bengalis) so there is a huge lack of wanting to "marry within the culture" or the admirable self pride that Somalis, Nigerians, Pakistanis, Arabs, Afghans have. The younger generation especially lust after East African noses, lighter skin of Middle Easterners, lighter eyes of Turkish, Albanians etc and the height of all these groups. Not nice to say, but kept it 100% real here about the colorism/height discrimination/self hatred prevalent amongst large sections of Bengali youth.

[@lucyismael6210]

This talk touched every part of my life...thanks beautiful girls

[@SimplyMassa]

I loved this!!Keep it up ladies!

[@khardiatoukane2380]

I am Senegalese, I definitely learned a lot from this. my parents introduce me to this guy who live in Paris, he came to USA to meet me. turn out we both like each other, but the only problem is that we don't talk on the phone all we do is text. which is a problem for me, I prefer verbal communication. what do you guys think, should I let him know that I would prefer verbal communication or not?.

[@MsSofiyaa]

Khardiatou Kane you definitely should. You should be comfortable to express yourself with the person you are with. Texting is fine throughout the day but it shouldn't be your only method of communication

[@khardiatoukane2380]

Thank you so much for your advice. I will confront him

[@soso4899]

Khardiatou Kane I know I'm late lol but they're right texting becomes boring and talking is more exciting and you'll know more for sure. Khana wakh dey diekh 😂

[@canadianbeylover]

Mashallah, this was great! Looking forward to seeing so much more. ❤❤🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@anabmohamud3140]

Absolutely love this discussion! Please do more in the future, if possible! :)

[@sarahdiamond1999]

This was so fun to watch. More of this type of videos Aysha. :)

[@Ayeshazaheer444]

I love seeing you all talk. U guys represent strong, confident, independent, Muslim women. Love it. Im Pakistani myself so I get all this lol

[@imaansaeed301]

I LOVED this video so much, you remind me so much of me and my friends 😁 Thoughts I had while watching: 1. #BlackGirlMagic 2. Make up on fleek mA 3. Hijabs/Outfits on fleek mA 4. I wish my cousins lived in the states 5. Can I be their friends? 6. Eman in the black hijab may be my twin LOL Personality and mannerisms for sure. She had me dying of laughter throughout the whole video 😂 Great job ladies! I can't wait to see more! -Imaan #3 🤗

[@Beebz108]

I really enjoyed the video! You ladies are all so beautiful mA ❤️️

[@ummibaby25]

Love this :) you're all very beautiful Masha Allah, smart, articulate ladies and funny.. lol sounds just like me and friends chatting and Aysha you've got a new subscriber

[@user-fb7tp7lv3k]

Love this idea❤️❤️you're all so pretty mashallah

[@mdm1829]

All beautiful women 😍😍✨ #goals

[@aishao1218]

Omg you definitely need to carry on this series LMAO It was so funny😂😂😂

[@then5860]

Great video! Looking forward to more x

[@leyaaaaah]

LOVE THIS VIDEO😭👏✨

[@kayriat1934]

Really enjoyed watching this!

[@_fatimahmh3849]

Ahhhh I'm early love you ❤️❤️❤️

[@mandag6459]

I'm West African and I can relate so much to u guys🙄🙄 I would love for y'all to continue this series 🤗🤗

[@mariamnafi]

I LOVE THIS!

[@nacimoahmed5038]

Omg. I love ❤️ this talk video you should deffo do more of this

[@PracticalIslam]

I'm a 20 year old male & Inshallah I will get married at 23 :D Awesome Video, keep it up

[@ichrakmbarki7525]

Im so sad that i haven't seen this video before. This idea is superb! May Allah bless you girls.

[@_adrian_sean]

OMG you girls are so cute and young. LOL Planning what age certain things are "going" to happen. Of course...we all want things to happen at a certain time...but it hardly ever does. Just trust the journey ladies

[@robloxguy123fullbringichog2]

u make really inspiring great videos maasha allah ❤❤

[@shima-m]

love this!

[@safiahhassan]

too cute girls! love the new series :)

[@safiahhassan]

like I want to watch 5 more of these!! haha. may Allah protect you all

[@sousounad]

Safiah Hassan thanks love!! Ameen😘

[@MiMiLuvBeyonce]

Omg you girls are beautiful and fun to watch. Please make more videos like this... I absolutely love it and all of you girls are amazing Masha'Allah. I related to a lot of what you said. Am from west Africa ❤❤❤

[@sousounad]

MiMiLuvBeyonce thank you so much! ☺️ we'll definitely record more videos in the future!

[@danibelle21]

I never thought I would marry someone who is 3 years younger then me, but he's amazing and we're still together after 9 years married for almost 8. He is a great provider even though we married young. I have NEVER had to work the whole 9 years we've been together. So she doesn't matter.

[@nuratndyetabura2689]

This talk is very interesting & important... you guys made me and others,"probably" look at this thing with the other eye. 👍👍 thumbs up i think you should get the guys to speak about it too! like you can speak with your brothers and friends.... and lets see whats in their mind! hope its gonna be.... good! ok! helpful!

[@deemakeuplover7688]

This was awesome to watch. I have a question - have either of you ever been approached by someone who wasn't Muslim who was interested in getting to know you on THAT level?

[@mairatahir331]

love this you guys should do more videos like this

[@im.m]

Please do a part 2 and 3 and 4 and so on😜 this was so interesting to watch

[@lifewithmariam]

you guys are all beautiful!!!

[@curlyhairswagg]

I disagree with the point made about marrying into your own culture so your kids can learn the language. I personally come from a mixed background and my mom still made sure we grew up to learn moroccan darija because that is the language she spoke to us.. So we all understand and speak it well even though our dad isn't moroccan. It's all about how willing you are to teach your children about your culture while also letting the other parent introduce their culture and together you will inshallah have children who are knowledgeable about both cultures and grow up to love learning about other cultures as well. I can personally say coming from two backgrounds makes you really open and tolerant to other people. But I 100% understand why people would want to marry into their own culture as well.

[@hanaban29]

You're totally right, it's the responsibility of both parents to teach their kids. And nowadays even when you have parents of the same culture, that doesn't always necessarily mean that you'll know that culture that well either.

[@nza2103]

Asia A yeah true im 100% palestinian and i know people who are half who can speak arabic 10x better than me and r fluent. I can hardly speak arabic. Im 2nd generation my parents were born here so they spoke mostly english to me as a kid

[@deckaabdi6642]

Great discussion, its nice seeing young east African women come together and discuss issues prevalent in our cultural society. Next topic should be issues that are " taboo" as what some of the comments below suggested.

[@MuzikPerson]

I'm at :52 and I love it already. Seeing you and chinutay support each other as well as this video with these lovely ladies are awesome

[@amharly]

Loving this

[@haniirene999]

I'm Pakistani (half white American so I do come from a mixed-culture background) and what you said about differences among 'similar' Muslim cultures is so true. At least in South Asia, all of the countries have a lot of awful history between us, regardless of whether we share religions, so that leads to a lot of tension especially in the older generations. But I think the younger generations are definitely starting to care less and less about things like nationality and specific culture (like my father for instance decided to inter-marry even though it upset his family). Thank you for doing this talk btw, this was so cool!!!

[@hanaban29]

So true! Marrying into a different culture is good in that way because it'll make people more open-minded and not dwell on ethnic tensions from the past.

[@soniaqureshi2996]

I loooooved this so much! Yall had me laughing every few minutes lol cant wait for more!!! Idk if this is gonna cross the line, but would it be appropriate to have guys (like brothers or cousins) answer similar questions so we can get a guys perspective on things? You know what I mean? Lol but yeah looooved this so much

[@hanaban29]

A guys perspective would be interesting!!

[@jannatulnayeem44]

Sonia Qureshi 2nd this idea 🙌

[@nab000]

y'all are so cute!!!! ly

[@malyuun5139]

This Was Such A Good Video👏👏

[@ekrammohamoud1740]

I love this video Aysha keep up🙏🏽 Much ❤ my Muslim sisters

[@asiyamahamoud7407]

Mashallah I was so happy when I watched this video 😻😻

[@ItspronouncedJulia]

I was in a relationship with someone 6 years younger and I always questioned myself. Did I get the reaction because he is younger or did I get that reaction because that's the way he is. I had never been with someone who did not have his own (place, car) but something about him made me love him. He was not my type looks wise, but that changed as well. From that experience though I'd rather have someone who os somewhat accomplished and has his own things because feeling like you're raising your boyfriend is no fun.

[@that_mysteriouz_lady8035]

I am Ethiopian and harar too and i love your videos a lot and i loved you guys opinion

[@alaabeshir2218]

the one in beige hijab is so adorable mashAllah

[@prettygirl9716]

Mashaa Allah the topic was great 👍

[@NaomiSeifullah]

MashaAllah, this series looks almost identical to one my friends and I did over a yr ago. Six (we had 7) sister/friends, brown sofa.... maybe great minds do think alike. Alhamdulilah

[@tasnimnoshin1039]

You guys are so gorgeous 😍

[@syd7790]

Salam o aliekim sisters, love your discussion girls, keep bringing positive topics.

[@LeLe-ev2vk]

You ladies are so beautiful all of you I am in full support of this channel and you ladies Selam💖💜💙

[@ammaarahmoh3142]

Love this new series.Mashallah all you ladies are so beautiful. You should definitely continue this. Is it just me or does Eman look a lot like Liza Koshi. ily Aysha.

[@sousounad]

ammaarah moh eman IS Liza Koshy...she has an alter ego, didn't you know? 😋

[@nymphadoralupin7879]

I'm not Muslim but I truly enjoyed this and look forward to future episodes. ^_^ It was highly informative and helped in breaking some of the stereotypes that tend to blanket every culture that practice Islam. Where I'm living, women are free to choose their husbands but there are also both arranged marriages and plural marriages. Is this the latter practised by members of your culture? And what are your personal feelings towards it?

[@milakunis1837]

You are all so beautiful ma sha Allah ♥♥

[@benben-id8rm]

Masha Allah !

[@Zahra-lc4eg]

I relate so much to this video. Especially when you were talking about young people getting married and everyone starts asking you and nudging you about when you're gettiong married, ahaha

[@monirayusuf30]

you are all amazing

[@randj9862]

Please do more of these videos 😍😍😍

[@HashmiKhan]

Thanks for the tips hijabi talks group will take this on board

[@sarahch1056]

I have been rased in diffrent colture becouse my mum is indian and swidish, my father is moroccan so i wouldent say its't possible

[@alfrasha12]

thanks for sharing interest topic...

[@empressneferteriadeqyaba430]

I Loved it, I wish you would have touched on Polygyny in the muslim community and maybe who amongst you ladies are for it and whose against it. Again, I loved it... May Allah continue to bless you, Ameen.

[@ExothermicRxn]

This was lovely

[@user-zd3yy9wj3f]

miss this series☹️