Sharia tops Finnish law, has five kids already, and many of his close friends have multiple wives as well.
This was published at the social site of Finland’s state broadcaster, (YLE) on their ”Kioski” page. No where in the article does the ”journalist” Marja Sannikka ever mention/question as to whether Omar’s arrangement is even legal under Finnish law (it isn’t). Neither does this jackass of a journo think to discuss the facts surrounding polygamous marriages in Islamic states, depleting the number of available females which leaves the streets teaming with frustrated men (already screwed up from daily doses of Islam).
Also, why in the hell is this tard going back and forth from Somalia and Finland? This also eludes the ace reporter,
Officially, Omar has only one wife, Fardowsa, but in Omar’s view, it’s of little importance.
– According to Sharia law, I can have two wives, and Sharia law always comes first. If I die, it goes without saying that the wives will act in compliance with the Sharia law and would share everything equally, says Omar.
Man in Vantaa (Finland) has two wives and he wants more – why?
His first wife, Omar Luqman got as a prize. The 25-year-old ethnic Somali, Omar, was driving a truck in South Africa and helped a local woman with work so much that she wanted to donate to him her daughter.
– Desire is an understatement, my future mother in law liked me so much that she demanded to give me her daughter Fardowsan’s hand, says Omar.
Omar had no intention or desire to marry, but in the end he bowed, even though he had never even met the daughter. The mother explained it very well, and Fardowsa sounded like a good person.
LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT
And there was an evening, during which Omar met his future wife for the first time. He waited for Fardowsaa at the bus stop, and was nervous. What if she would be ugly or nasty? Omar tells that both were scared of the meeting, but was positively surprised and fell in love at first sight. But even this would not have happened, Omar would have married Fardowsan.
– I certainly would certainly not have backed away at that stage, the hand had already been given and received. It was good luck that Fardowsa was beautiful, says Omar.
FIRST PRIZE WAS, THE SECOND OF YOUTH LOVE
That first night was nine years ago. At the moment, Omar lives in Finland, attends high school for adults, and has a happy marriage with Fardowsa in addition to another woman, with Deeqa.
But why a second wife? Is not one enough? The question according to Omar is foolish. The reason is simply that it is possible. According to Sharia law, a Muslim man can have up to four wives. Omar has always thought that if he falls in love with another woman, he does not in any way betray his wife, but rather his taking this another wife.
Thus, when Omar, three years after meeting Fardowsa, he met and fell in love again with his childhood sweetheart Deeqaan, the decision was easy. Omar says his first wife Fardowsan responded to the second marriage well from the very beginning. The matter was facilitated by the fact that Deeqa was in a way already familiar, because Omar had told about her, and at home was even showed her pictures.
Now the family has five children with 8, 7 and 5 years with the first wife and the 3 and 1 year old with the second wife. Of these, only Omar and the two oldest children currently residing in Finland, but Omar is trying to get all of them here.
