Is it honorable to force men or women to wear veils or any particular garment?

[GreatestIam]

Is it honorable to force men or women to wear veils or any particular garment?

I ask this question, because forcing people to do so, seems to go against the notions of freedom, liberty, equality and fraternity. It is an insult to our fiduciary duty to each other and is responsible for many honor killings.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tIvdqNU8rX4

In many countries, be it a religious, political or social custom; women and men are forced to wear particular garments;, veils hijabs, or beards are three examples of this.

Does this practice of using force go against our fiduciary duty to women and men?

The Golden Rules or some form of reciprocity exists in most religions and cultures.

No one likes to be forced to do anything, this is irrefutable. In some cultures, force is used to have men and women kowtow to the culture or religion. This is a poor and immoral ideology.

I believe that obliging or forcing people to submit to any political, social or religious norm, including forcing various apparel, --- without a just cause, --- is immoral.

Do you agree?

Regards
DL

 

[Sunni Man]

I'm all for it......

 

[TheOldSchool]

I wouldn’t say it’s dishonorable because people seem to do it willingly and are even proud about it.

It’s certainly silly though.

If the law is forcing it on people, then I would say that it’s wrong.

 

[Taz]

Only ugly people should wear veils. You know, the mooslims.

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

Is it honorable to force men or women to wear veils or any particular garment?

I ask this question, because forcing people to do so, seems to go against the notions of freedom, liberty, equality and fraternity. It is an insult to our fiduciary duty to each other and is responsible for many honor killings.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tIvdqNU8rX4

In many countries, be it a religious, political or social custom; women and men are forced to wear particular garments;, veils hijabs, or beards are three examples of this.

Does this practice of using force go against our fiduciary duty to women and men?

The Golden Rules or some form of reciprocity exists in most religions and cultures.

No one likes to be forced to do anything, this is irrefutable. In some cultures, force is used to have men and women kowtow to the culture or religion. This is a poor and immoral ideology.

I believe that obliging or forcing people to submit to any political, social or religious norm, including forcing various apparel, --- without a just cause, --- is immoral.

Do you agree?

Regards
DL

or any particular garment

There are some women who MUST wear the burka..

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

While I was in Saudi Arabia with my wife, son and newborn baby girl(that I didn't have aborted) 3 Saudi Women came up to us while we were in the shopping mall there, and one of the ladies wanted to kiss our baby. My wife was very uneasy, but I could see anything wrong as her eyes were very attractive. So she approached our baby and lowered her veil, and oh my God, I almost pissed in my pants at what I saw.

Before the veil came down......................After the veil came down...

 

[emilynghiem]

Is it honorable to force men or women to wear veils or any particular garment?

I ask this question, because forcing people to do so, seems to go against the notions of freedom, liberty, equality and fraternity. It is an insult to our fiduciary duty to each other and is responsible for many honor killings.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tIvdqNU8rX4

In many countries, be it a religious, political or social custom; women and men are forced to wear particular garments;, veils hijabs, or beards are three examples of this.

Does this practice of using force go against our fiduciary duty to women and men?

The Golden Rules or some form of reciprocity exists in most religions and cultures.

No one likes to be forced to do anything, this is irrefutable. In some cultures, force is used to have men and women kowtow to the culture or religion. This is a poor and immoral ideology.

I believe that obliging or forcing people to submit to any political, social or religious norm, including forcing various apparel, --- without a just cause, --- is immoral.

Do you agree?

Regards
DL

Dear DL GreatestIam
Thus spoke Mohammad:
"There shall be no compulsion in the religion"

Surah Al-Baqarah [2:256]

 

[GreatestIam]

I wouldn’t say it’s dishonorable because people seem to do it willingly and are even proud about it.

It’s certainly silly though.

If the law is forcing it on people, then I would say that it’s wrong.

So it is wrong, yet not dishonorable. Ok.

You have a double standard which in itself is not honorable.

Regards
DL

 

[GreatestIam]

Is it honorable to force men or women to wear veils or any particular garment?

I ask this question, because forcing people to do so, seems to go against the notions of freedom, liberty, equality and fraternity. It is an insult to our fiduciary duty to each other and is responsible for many honor killings.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tIvdqNU8rX4

In many countries, be it a religious, political or social custom; women and men are forced to wear particular garments;, veils hijabs, or beards are three examples of this.

Does this practice of using force go against our fiduciary duty to women and men?

The Golden Rules or some form of reciprocity exists in most religions and cultures.

No one likes to be forced to do anything, this is irrefutable. In some cultures, force is used to have men and women kowtow to the culture or religion. This is a poor and immoral ideology.

I believe that obliging or forcing people to submit to any political, social or religious norm, including forcing various apparel, --- without a just cause, --- is immoral.

Do you agree?

Regards
DL

Dear DL GreatestIam
Thus spoke Mohammad:
"There shall be no compulsion in the religion"

Surah Al-Baqarah [2:256]

Yet they kill apostates and use other compulsions.

Contradictions are not new in religions.

Regards
DL