Arianrhod
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What is the difference??
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Not always.
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This is a free country, people can choose what they want to wear. They can wear a religious paper baggie on their heads for all I care - doesn't mean they're oppressed.
Boss
Take a Memo:
Why do flaming liberal ideologues rush to defend radical Islam at the drop of a hat? I have always wondered about that... never have gotten an answer. It's like these idiots are joined at the hip with radical fundamental religious zealots. There is nothing they won't defend or carry the water for. Here we see several prolific left-wing posters, passionately and vehemently arguing on behalf of the Islamic faith. WHY?
The part that really doesn't make any sense to me is, if the radical Islamic movement ever realizes it's worldwide Caliphate, these same left-wing liberals will be the first people executed. They are essentially the epitome of why the radicals are so mad. It is this creeping social promiscuity and liberation of women and homosexuals they are most opposed to.
It just seems odd... in a real boneheaded way... that the liberal left continues to embolden these people.
The part that really doesn't make any sense to me is, if the radical Islamic movement ever realizes it's worldwide Caliphate, these same left-wing liberals will be the first people executed. They are essentially the epitome of why the radicals are so mad. It is this creeping social promiscuity and liberation of women and homosexuals they are most opposed to.
It just seems odd... in a real boneheaded way... that the liberal left continues to embolden these people.
The veil is only mentioned in the Quran in reference to being worn by the wives of the Prophet.silly comment----in fact it is mentioned in the koran
If you know any different......then please enlighten us.
Because I am only here to learn. .......
the PRINCIPLE is----"emulate the mo and his family"
This is a free country, people can choose what they want to wear. They can wear a religious paper baggie on their heads for all I care - doesn't mean they're oppressed.
does not mean they are not---------I have a bit of first hand -----"experience"
And?
You don't think young women from other cultures get the shit beaten out of them by their families or communities for dressing "immodestly"? What does that have to do with the thousands who choose to wear it freely?
another case of "MORE OR LESS"-----coyote-------be not silly-----
A cultural tradition.embraced by Islam.The wearing of the veil is a cultural tradition not an Islamic one. .......
And hindus, and orthodox jews...
a very big-------MORE OR LESS-------re hindus and jews----a lot less
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Irosie you barely know anything about your jewish religion.does not mean they are not---------I have a bit of first hand -----"experience"
Yet you constantly post on threads concerning Islam and muslims as though you are some kind of expert........which you are not.
Have you ever considered learning more about Judaism and posting about what you have discovered? .......
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No, not.really.A cultural tradition.embraced by Islam.The wearing of the veil is a cultural tradition not an Islamic one. .......
And hindus, and orthodox jews...
iran anti bad-hijab police :For a woman to cover or not cover is an personal choice in the majority of muslim countries. ........
No it's not. Even western journalist women are advised to wear the hijabs when working in a Muslim country. For a female Muslim, there is no such thing as "personal choice" ...that is a concept not granted to women. The very best case scenario, it is their husband's choice, but this doesn't apply to the hijab and respecting the traditions of the religion. This is why fundamentalist radicals are unacceptable.
JimBowie1958
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Heck if I know.........?? ......
Neither are from what the pics provide.
Is one of them being beaten to compel compliance to religious laws?
Does one have the freedom to leave her religion?
Does one of them have property in her name and an income independent of a man?
If you don't understand the difference between "devoted" and "oppressed" welcome to the democrat party.
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No, not.really.A cultural tradition.embraced by Islam.The wearing of the veil is a cultural tradition not an Islamic one. .......
And hindus, and orthodox jews...
Yes. Really.
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I missed you Rosie, welcome back.
And?
You don't think young women from other cultures get the shit beaten out of them by their families or communities for dressing "immodestly"? What does that have to do with the thousands who choose to wear it freely?
another case of "MORE OR LESS"-----coyote-------be not silly-----
I missed you Rosie, welcome back.
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Describe their choices.Muslim women in many countries certainly have a choice. It's a myth to think Muslim women have no choice.
1. Marriage to a man 4 times their age when they are pre-teens.
2. Genital mutilation.
3. Being stoned death if they are raped.
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No, neither Hindus nor orthodox Jews are known for beating and killing their wives and daughters for refusing to wear a hajib. You're just making shit up again.No, not.really.A cultural tradition.embraced by Islam.The wearing of the veil is a cultural tradition not an Islamic one. .......
And hindus, and orthodox jews...
Yes. Really.
No, not.really.A cultural tradition.embraced by Islam.The wearing of the veil is a cultural tradition not an Islamic one. .......
And hindus, and orthodox jews...
Yes. Really.
It is clear to me that you have not had much contact with MUSLIMS, HINDUS---or ORTHODOX JEWS-------interestingly enough-----I have----with all three.
Are American Muslim women oppressed if they choose to wear a hajib?
some are-------within their families they can be under VERY INTENSE OPPRESSION -----an interesting factoid I learned from ACTUAL EXPOSURE TO THE ISSUE---the
the persons most ENTHUSIASTICALLY oppressive can be the womans own ---FAMILY OF ORIGIN------especially her very own MOTHER!!!!!!----next come her very own brothers. Muslim women do not get the support they need----from their OWN MOTHERS!!!
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Coyote just blindly supports anybody who abuses women.No, not.really.A cultural tradition.embraced by Islam.The wearing of the veil is a cultural tradition not an Islamic one. .......
And hindus, and orthodox jews...
Yes. Really.
It is clear to me that you have not had much contact with MUSLIMS, HINDUS---or ORTHODOX JEWS-------interestingly enough-----I have----with all three.
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