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, Abay Siti (em português: Senhora Irmã; em … Abay Siti (em português: Senhora Irmã; em árabe: سيدة الأخت) é uma instituição feminina somali que remonta à Somália urbana do início do século XIX. A instituição incorporou a e o islão e foi estabelecida como resultado da exclusão das mulheres das numerosas ordens religiosas dominadas por homens na Somália.eligiosas dominadas por homens na Somália.
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Abay Siti (Eng: Lady Sister; Arabic: سيدة … Abay Siti (Eng: Lady Sister; Arabic: سيدة الأخت) is a Somali female institution dating back to early 19th century urban Somalia. The institution incorporated Somali tradition and Islam and was established as a result of women being excluded from the numerous male dominated religious orders in Somalia.ale dominated religious orders in Somalia.
, Abay Siti (em português: Senhora Irmã; em … Abay Siti (em português: Senhora Irmã; em árabe: سيدة الأخت) é uma instituição feminina somali que remonta à Somália urbana do início do século XIX. A instituição incorporou a e o islão e foi estabelecida como resultado da exclusão das mulheres das numerosas ordens religiosas dominadas por homens na Somália.eligiosas dominadas por homens na Somália.
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