Masha Allah. May Allah continue to protect you and your family. Ameen ya Ruub. I'm glad you addressed the issue of feeling like a target in The Gambia. Most of those non Muslim women who were targets in The Gambia seem to have been involved in unhealthy lifestyles from the very beginning and perhaps that's okay in America, because of Western laws, etc with a Western mentality but unhealthy lifestyles in The Gambia or anywhere in West Africa is not a good idea and that can cause trouble or worse. Jazak Allah kir.
I AM Gambian who lived in paris, gambia was a peaceful place before just that we very unfortunate to have good government who doesn't care the security of the Gambia. But f9r sure when we elect the new president the smile coast of gambia will return again Sister don't worry all these nonsense happened In the gambia will come to an end inshalla
It's so sad that much of the violent crime done in Gambia isn't committed by Gambians, but the Gambians get blamed for it. It's hard for people from the outside to understand that there has been a whole movement of foreigners not just from the west, but also from other African countries that has been and continues to be contributing factors to increasing crime rates. It's so frustrating seeing videos from people who aren't even in Gambia "explaining" what's happening in Gambia.
@@summersinafricaexactly my dear, the Gambia government is sleeping on the security side The Gambia has been accommodating too many foreigners in African countries
BarakAllahu feekum Sister, you have spoken the TRUTH with great WISDOM(Hikmah) and given good ADVICE(Naseeha). In Islam, the Man has AUTHORITY over the Woman, as DECREED by our Lord, Allah(swt). Believers DON'T question this. He(swt) has also DECREED that the Woman has primary responsibility over the children and the household; but also has a duty to protect her husband's property. It is therefore great that you, with the support of your husband took the initiative to move your children out of harms way, in fulfillment of your responsibility. This is a great lesson for other Muslim women out there. Married couples in a similar situation like yours should always discuss issues and try and come to an agreement, but there are situations where it may be necessary to part ways for the sake of one's religion, which has priority over every thing else. Lastly, as a Muslim, who migrates for the sake of Allah(swt), and integrates into the society, one is safe wherever you go, and only what is DECREED for you, will befall you.
No offense, but I haven't seen a dirt road in years. I have been through too much to go back in time. I love my constant running water and electricity. If they dont have that, my black ass is staying in the US. I be dame if I choose to suffer over my comfort.
I used to feel this way years prior to moving. I would argue that most Americans do feel this way. I'm so happy I gave it a chance because no comfortability in America could bring my family the peace we have here.
@summersinafrica I have to agree. I grew up with the comforts and conveniences and have only spent 3 months on the Smiling Coast. I stayed in the country close to Barra. I prefer the spiritual riches and the worldly struggles over the worldly riches and the spiritual struggles. It seems like here in the US, I have both worldly AND spiritual struggles. So busy working trying to make ends meet and doing the daily duties that there is no time for self care. Everything is like a scheduled routine with little room for enjoyment. I hope they are getting the ferry service maintenanced for safety sake.
@summersinafrica Do Ghana have a military (Army, Navy, Airforce)? If not, then it's just a sitting duck. How can they protect their citizens from foreign invaders?
The sunnah of women having a guardian where possible and as much as possible is devine wisdom.
Ameen
Wishing you any your family 👪 members all the very best of success in your life
Ameen, Jazakallahu khair
Masha Allah. May Allah continue to protect you and your family. Ameen ya Ruub. I'm glad you addressed the issue of feeling like a target in The Gambia. Most of those non Muslim women who were targets in The Gambia seem to have been involved in unhealthy lifestyles from the very beginning and perhaps that's okay in America, because of Western laws, etc with a Western mentality but unhealthy lifestyles in The Gambia or anywhere in West Africa is not a good idea and that can cause trouble or worse. Jazak Allah kir.
I AM Gambian who lived in paris, gambia was a peaceful place before just that we very unfortunate to have good government who doesn't care the security of the Gambia. But f9r sure when we elect the new president the smile coast of gambia will return again Sister don't worry all these nonsense happened In the gambia will come to an end inshalla
It's so sad that much of the violent crime done in Gambia isn't committed by Gambians, but the Gambians get blamed for it. It's hard for people from the outside to understand that there has been a whole movement of foreigners not just from the west, but also from other African countries that has been and continues to be contributing factors to increasing crime rates. It's so frustrating seeing videos from people who aren't even in Gambia "explaining" what's happening in Gambia.
@@summersinafricaexactly my dear, the Gambia government is sleeping on the security side
The Gambia has been accommodating too many foreigners in African countries
Bye then honey 😂 I have had enough of the US.
Jokes. I would never leave my husband. I WOULD force him onto the plane with me though!
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BarakAllahu feekum Sister, you have spoken the TRUTH with great WISDOM(Hikmah) and given good ADVICE(Naseeha).
In Islam, the Man has AUTHORITY over the Woman, as DECREED by our Lord, Allah(swt). Believers DON'T question this.
He(swt) has also DECREED that the Woman has primary responsibility over the children and the household; but also has a duty to protect her husband's property.
It is therefore great that you, with the support of your husband took the initiative to move your children out of harms way, in fulfillment of your responsibility.
This is a great lesson for other Muslim women out there.
Married couples in a similar situation like yours should always discuss issues and try and come to an agreement, but there are situations where it may be necessary to part ways for the sake of one's religion, which has priority over every thing else.
Lastly, as a Muslim, who migrates for the sake of Allah(swt), and integrates into the society, one is safe wherever you go, and only what is DECREED for you, will befall you.
Jazakallahu khair for sharing this. Alhamdulilah.
You made the best decision my sister mashallah
Thanks for the conversation.
As Salaam Alaykum sister
I truly appreciate your CZcams channel. Jazak Allah Kiyr 😊
I love this video ❤
Sister you will get a lot of benefit Insha Allah everything you will do your family
This is a great video! The quality is amazing as well. ❤
From CZcamsr to CZcamsr the audio is horrible 😭 lol..but thank you so much sis!❤️
Well said sis❤
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Assalamualaikum . I enjoyed watching your videos 😊. Sister do you know any site where I can find Muslim African American ?🙏
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That means your spouse don't know what he or she is missing
No offense, but I haven't seen a dirt road in years. I have been through too much to go back in time. I love my constant running water and electricity. If they dont have that, my black ass is staying in the US. I be dame if I choose to suffer over my comfort.
I used to feel this way years prior to moving. I would argue that most Americans do feel this way. I'm so happy I gave it a chance because no comfortability in America could bring my family the peace we have here.
@summersinafrica I have to agree. I grew up with the comforts and conveniences and have only spent 3 months on the Smiling Coast. I stayed in the country close to Barra. I prefer the spiritual riches and the worldly struggles over the worldly riches and the spiritual struggles. It seems like here in the US, I have both worldly AND spiritual struggles. So busy working trying to make ends meet and doing the daily duties that there is no time for self care. Everything is like a scheduled routine with little room for enjoyment.
I hope they are getting the ferry service maintenanced for safety sake.
@summersinafrica Can you speak the language? If not, that makes it even more difficult.
@bbak22 Don't forget it's that kumbaya mentality that caused Africa to be in the condition that it's in.
@summersinafrica Do Ghana have a military (Army, Navy, Airforce)? If not, then it's just a sitting duck. How can they protect their citizens from foreign invaders?