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Suhaila
Australia
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 30 ต.ค. 2019
To ♾️ and beyond 🚀
Working 9 to 5, Dinners and Art class | weekly vlog
I'm trying out vlogging weekly and I got to say, it's a lot easier than I thought.
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#weeklyvlog #vlogging #somalivlogger #dayinmylifevlog #weekvlog #working #9to5life #somaligirl #vlog
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Avoid having a horse face at a Korean bbq restaurant
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suhism #somali #vlog #makeup #koreanrestaurant #somaligirls
My fellow Somali girls lets level up and hire a cleaner
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HALAL JAPANESE KONBINI MUKBANG - My experience as a female solo traveller in Japan.
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suhism Watch more of me in Japan here: th-cam.com/play/PLgso2ZsCrJLtmig8QQYnPEaBbbzsIo7qM.html&si=hsayq1LeffXfCq-G #solotravel #Japan #halalmukbang #mukbang #femalesolotravel #travel #somali #travelvlog #japanvlog #hijabi #travelsolo #solotravel #somalitravel #halalfoodinjapan #konbini #7eleven
Wearing a Kimono with my hijab, and Rickshaw around Kyoto!
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suhism Watch more of me in Japan here: th-cam.com/play/PLgso2ZsCrJLtmig8QQYnPEaBbbzsIo7qM.html&si=hsayq1LeffXfCq-G #solotravel #Japan #kyoto #kyototrip #femalesolotravel #travel #somali #travelvlog #japanvlog #hijabi #travelsolo #muslimtravelgirl
Osaka Castle, Dontonbori & Book-off thrifting
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suhism Watch more of me in Japan here: th-cam.com/play/PLgso2ZsCrJLtmig8QQYnPEaBbbzsIo7qM.html&si=hsayq1LeffXfCq-G #solotravel #japan #osaka #osakatrip #femalesolotravel #travel #somali #travelvlog #osakajapan #japanvlog #bookoff #hijabi #travelsolo #muslimtravelgirl
Meeting a Somali girl in Kyoto 🧕🏾🧕🏾Hanging out with other hijabi girls & Japanese desserts
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suhism Watch more of me in Japan here: th-cam.com/play/PLgso2ZsCrJLtmig8QQYnPEaBbbzsIo7qM.html&si=hsayq1LeffXfCq-G #solotravel #japan #tokyo #femalesolotravel #travel #somali #travelvlog #kyoto #kyotovlog #halalfood #halaljapan #hijabi #travelsolo #halalfoodjapan #kyototrip #somaligirls
BEST TIME TO VISIT ARASHIYAMA BAMBOO FOREST, LOWKEY VLOG & HALAL CHICKEN KATSU
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Staying at Hotel Keihan Kyoto Ekiminami, Aeon Mall & Halal Ramen Ayam Ya Karasuma Kyoto
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suhism Watch more of me in Japan here: th-cam.com/play/PLgso2ZsCrJLtmig8QQYnPEaBbbzsIo7qM.html&si=hsayq1LeffXfCq-G #solotravel #japan #tokyo #muslimtravel #femalesolotravel #travel #somali #travelvlog #kyoto #kyotovlog #halalfood #halaljapan #hijabi #travelsolo #musliminjapan #shinkansen #halalramen #halalfoodjapan #kyototrip
VLOG: Visiting Hida Open Air Museum 🛖Hida Takayama Retro Museum & finding Halal food
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suhism Watch more of me in Japan here: th-cam.com/play/PLgso2ZsCrJLtmig8QQYnPEaBbbzsIo7qM.html&si=hsayq1LeffXfCq-G #solotravel #japan #tokyo #muslimtravel #femalesolotravel #travel #somali #travelvlog #hidatakayama #takayama #halalfood #halaljapan #hijabi #travelsolo #muslimtravelgirl #gifujapan
TAKAYAMA🌸 Japanese old town, No halal food & FAV LUX Hide Takayam Hotel
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Be sure to check out my other vlogs in Japan th-cam.com/play/PLgso2ZsCrJLtmig8QQYnPEaBbbzsIo7qM.html&si=MpG04SOMf_l7mbzm suhism #solotravel #japan #tokyo #muslimtravel #femalesolotravel #travel #somali #travelvlog #hidatakayama #takayama #halalfood #halaljapan #hijabi #travelsolo #muslimtravelgirl #gifujapan #musliminjapan
VLOG: 20 HOURS IN NAGOYA🚅 Mitsui Garden Hotel, Halal Ramen & Somali girl chitchat
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Heya! I'm back with another vid in Japan, but this time in Nagoya for a day :) I wished I had stayed longer to explore more but inshAllah I come back again. I hope this video was helpful in any way for your trip to Japan!!!! Be sure to check out my other vlogs in Japan th-cam.com/play/PLgso2ZsCrJLtmig8QQYnPEaBbbzsIo7qM.html&si=MpG04SOMf_l7mbzm suhism nagoya #nagoyajapan #japan #t...
SPECTACULAR MOUNT FUJI VIEWS 🗻Day trip with tour group
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SPECTACULAR MOUNT FUJI VIEWS 🗻Day trip with tour group
SOLO IN TOKYO 🎎Museum, Senso-ji Temple, Ginza & Halal Tendon
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SOLO IN TOKYO 🎎Museum, Senso-ji Temple, Ginza & Halal Tendon
VLOG: Exploring Shinjuku, Don Quijote, Meiji Shrine & Shibuya Crossing
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VLOG: Exploring Shinjuku, Don Quijote, Meiji Shrine & Shibuya Crossing
VLOG: SOLO TRAVELLING TO JAPAN AS A HIJABI 🇯🇵Staying at Shinjuku Washington Hotel
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VLOG: SOLO TRAVELLING TO JAPAN AS A HIJABI 🇯🇵Staying at Shinjuku Washington Hotel
"Yes" to the Music.
Omg, am so confused, I thought people needed a mahram (either girl friends or a man) to travel around places?? At least that’s what I have been told but if it’s actually okay to solo travel I’d be so happy! But the video was so good, keep going!!
j'espère visiter bientôt ce beau pays frère de la corne d'Afrique. De la part d'un frère Erythréen
Bless the sweet worker that helped you in the station. He was so dedicated to helping you😂❤
@@leenrashid6536 yes! he was so helpful. Many Japanese people have helped me during my trip😇
Woow so beautiful and that's good that you could treat yourself like that, going to Asia alone omg that never could be me....
@@nimcomohamed2858 Thank you hun. Alhamdulillah I was able to do it without any issues 🙏🏾
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I need a cook! I love this for you though sister! Take care of yourself
Abayo can we be friends. You just hit all points I’ve been trying to learn.
@@AmalBarre-h6c of course luv 🫶🏾 thank you for watching ♥️
I LOVE THIS VIDEO. The title is genius
@@Yoourmom519 thank you for watching!!!🙏🏾♥️
❤❤❤❤❤❤ thanks again 🙏🙏🙏🙏 darling 💞💞
❤❤❤❤❤❤ thanks 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
No its a true woman ❤❤❤ thanks 🙏
Hi hope you're well! Where is the bus located to catch from narita to the hotel?
@@farjanarima7635 All is well! Thanks 😇 I followed the signs to the bus terminals. You won’t miss it. The ticket machines are located just before you exit to the bus terminals.
New subscriber ❤
@@khadijahassan7130 thank you luv ♥️
Take Me To Flemington Oops 8 Black Ooops Union Road 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nooo this isn't level up this is called Caajisnimo
completely agree, somalis who live backhome, or in kenya/ethiopia/gulf all have maids, literally ALL, I live in the west, but in our area us Somalis do hire maids occasionally to help but nowhere near the amount of things maid do in Africa or Asia
I like this but, I always assumed cleaners are expensive, like in the thousands of dollars. I will definitely tell my family to do this ones we go back to the West, In Sha Allah. Please share more ideas of how we can level up as individuals and as a community.
@@flowerpower7228 I definitely recommend hiring a cleaner once a month. It’ll never be in the thousands of dollars 😂
Honestly, I love this for you. I told myself when I deliver I’m gonna hire a cleaner weekly for the first 2 months iA
Unless you're physically unable my conscience will not allow me to have someone to clean after me.
It’s more like deep cleaning not specifically after what you ate and wore but like walls floor places u can’t reach, cupboards all hard tasks it helps so much
its not about the little things, more so the deep cleaning
Cleaners don’t clean deeply the way the owner does
U can find ones who do, if u pay a high amount they will deep clean very good
It's important to supervise them as they work.
"Level up"? Clean your own tingz. This is what Islam encourages. What's wrong with cleaning for it to be described as lowly.
“I never seen you cook in my life”, “and never will” 😭🤣🤣🤣
I clean my husband cleans my kids clean. Everyone is responsible and we are all a team. You don’t need a cleaner sis. You need to be more organized and teach your kids the ethics of being clean and be responsible for their messes. This is why most kids who have maids lack self accountability.
Lies. The Proverbs woman had a maid so your logic is flawed unless you want to call God a liar?
She riseth also while it is yet night, and giveth meat to her household, and a portion to her MAIDENS” (Proverbs 31:15). PLURAL MULTIPLE.
Yessss!!! Well said
Well done, sis, living your Rich life. This called buying your time back. If you have the money 💰 why not. Allahuma barik
@@rodajimale6549 absolutely! Alhamdulillah
I totally enjoy cleaning my house. I do one at a time. Weekend is for bath rooms and I enjoy it.
I agree I think we should stop generalizing because some people actually enjoy household chores
you literally called your sisters "shits"... I could never marry a woman like you. good luck
That is good idea 😊
That's why their boys are on the streets into gang life and filled in the prison cause no one taught them Aqlaaq, Deen and equally household duty share growing up. Somali moms are the only parents who raise they children by their own and yet, they failed their sons to teach a real life lessons. They don't know how to raise sons/men at all. Anyways, us Somali sisters we need to LOVE ourselves and learn how to respect and nurturing. 😍😍😍
Yeah right boys are not in a gang because their not cleaning houses like females. I think the problem is much bigger than that
lmao
i would've done that but i'm paranoid about someone going through my personal space. you must be a "normal" person lol.... nothing strange crazy out of the ordinary but what if they steal something or place something in your home? like cameras or even worse put sihir in your home. god forbid i wouldn't trust anyone after that. i don't even leave the maintenance guy alone. i sit there, watching.
@@imanbashir-mi2zx girl I live in a typical Somali household with 7+ people 😂 that cleaner had eyes on her at all times. It was actually a funny sight because she’s cadaan passing that’s cleaning a house full of Africans. Plus she only cleaned the kitchen,bathrooms, living space and laundry. Not the bedrooms
Mashallah youre so pretty love ur vlogs !!!
@@Jean-bl1pm thank you!!! And thank you for watching 🫶🏾
Woow so cool, I want to go asia too
@@nimcomohamed2858 yes I definitely recommend travelling to Asia 😇
Am not Somali girl, but I think this influence to most of us I grew up with a maid. I never know The struggle till I came to the state .
No offence. But your parents failed you in life and you had to face reality in the state.
@@bluerain3282 No they didn’t fail us. we are humans and can’t be doing everything. In the west the houses are not as clean as African houses we here the maids clean everyday!
Am Somali and in Africa we all have cleaners
No ga bax dalka naya😊
No ga bax dalka naya
You make up looks amazing ❤
@@Zey_ducaysan thank you luv 🫶🏾
By the way I’m commenting again to say you are right that is lot in the west are so used to living rafad lifestyle that we never consider things like hiring anyone to clean. Allahuma barek laki. May Allah continue to bless you. I’m nowhere near being the oldest but that responsibility always fell on me because apparently I’m OCD for expecting to live in a clean house. Don’t even get me started on living with people who expect to be told what to do or they won’t lift a finger. 😒
Bruh why hire someone to clean?! Why not do it yourself it’s much easier and more efficient someone doing it for money and you doing it for ur own well being . And Alhamdulilah Allah gave us our feet and hands Alhamdulilah only get a cleaner if you actually have a disability
In some countries its actually normal to get cleaners maybe if like your work or homeschool your children someone cleans the house its normal its not about it being your house maybe you dont have that much time @WaterMelon-uz7wo
Our Somali parents need to do better. How can they justify in this day and age, how they raise their boys to be useless? The girls are getting their education, working full time and still expected to do all the housework and cooking while their sons sit around doing jack all! How is that fair? Let’s face it the girls contribute more financially in the majority of households than the boys, so why do we get rid of tradition in that regard but keep it when they act like it is ceeb for a boy to be in the kitchen? Sorry if I sound bitter but I am. I know this doesn’t apply to all Somali households. Shoutout to those amazing parents raising their kids to be successful adults. I just wish the majority were like that.
@@Noname-vu1om I agree with you on every point, however after years and years of having this conversation, I actually gave up. I accepted this is how it’s going to be in this generation (for some households)
That's why their boys are on the streets into gang life and filled in the prison cause no one taught them Aqlaaq, Deen and equally household duty share growing up. Somali moms are the only parents who raise they children by their own and yet, they failed their sons to teach a real life lessons. They don't know how to raise sons/men at all.
I think is wast of time to compare boys and girls if we all teach and follow Islam everyone will understand their rule.
@@fadumonor868 what does that mean? How is making your daughters the slaves of your sons Islam? And how can men/boys sitting around being utterly useless be justified by anything?
This is why our men make up the worst leaders both as fathers husbands and leaders of their countries. Somali mothers do not understand that they are raising theirs sons to be future failures. Not only that their sons wont care for them in their old age because they will expect their elderly, in her old age to continue cooking for them and cleaning after them.
15$ per hour is acceptable. I don’t know where you live or how much you earn . If you can afford why not. I would love to have one. But I am too broke
Apologies if it Australia dollars then it’s ok. But it is still a lot. You can find a cheaper option.
@@wm9669 yeah it is expensive but my new cleaner did such a good job (exceeded Somali mum standard) that it was worth it 😁
Japan Koormee western country noqotay π™
@@2pacgilsi589 sorry for the confusion, I live in Melbourne Australia. I visited Japan for a solo trip only 😇
*sister did you try taking turns cleaning with your siblings? Like each day someone will clean the kitchen ir something Its kinda sad how in the somali culture they expect girls to do everything*
@@aesthete7227 hey hun, we usually clean on the weekends, and my siblings do clean when they’re told to, however it’s not a good job. I eventually got tired of doing the big jobs ie fridge, bathroom, stove, so I hired a cleaner 😇
They just don’t understand.. there is no demanding from siblings. The constant yelling and arguments leave you depleted and they work they do is not enough. It’s a losing battle.
I've lived in Japan for over 2 years and never tried that 7 eleven cafe au lait. I'll give it a try tomorrow lol.
@@collectivecommentary123 yes! definitely try it, I loved it 🙌🏾 Thank you for watching!!!
@@suhism Of course!
😍🤍 your vlogs are stunning 😂🤍Yeah mashallah you have beautiful eyes
@@hanimohamed4552 Thank you!! 🫶🏾 I really appreciate you watching 😇
Beautiful photos mashAllah! Also loved seeing the rickshaw tour, definitely worth it!!
@@Kuludd Than you so much 🫶🏾♥️
Very unique interesting video totally enjoyable watching it.
@@manuelviloria4765 I’m glad you enjoyed watching 😆 Thank you
Good 👍
@@Simbatraveel 👍🏾
Hey sis! Love this informative video? Do you advise travel in the next 2 weeks due to the earthquake warning?
@@haniosman9891 Thank you for watching Hani ♥️ honestly I’m not sure about this earthquake warning. But the best time to visit would be from September to November. Or March to May. Otherwise it’s too hot & humid or too cold/rainy.
Omg it was an honor to meet you sis, SubhanAllah we connected right away. Please come back another time and InshaAllah would love to host you ❤
@@sagalyusuf5555 Wallahi it was the lovely meeting you Sagal 🫶🏾♥️ thank you for giving me advice and tips. I hope to meet you again InshaAllah 💕
I’m from Ethiopia we call it sheeta too in dire dhawa/harar 😊
@@w.8329 really?! I had no idea other ethnic groups called it similar. Thank you for watching!🫶🏾
@@suhism yes we adapted Somali culture 😉