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Atleast they spoke against it. becharay..
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As far as a man's satar is concerned, it's from the naval to the knee. NBN mate I think prince naz's shorts were upto his knees', not to sure about aamir's. As far as this fatwa goes, i don't think it'll make a ounce of difference 2 sania mirza. She has a very different outlook on life in general. Let's not kid ourselves, we know very well the kind of clothing which is permissible and which isn't.
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^ looks like there’s atleast one honest poster here.
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I feel pity for millions of Muslim deserving women who could not entre sport for the sake of dress code.
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any sensible man/woman wud prefer entering heaven over entering sports....
ppl like sania, who obviously make a poor judgment choosing their options, r the one who deserve the real pity....
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and the men who condemn the women for wearing something and dont condemn men when they play with the cloths which are haram … those who watch / follow football, basketball and celebrate the succes of hockey where players wear shorts …
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So the Maulvi who has issued this Fatwa against Sania will go to heaven???
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Looks like she is off the hook - She can wear what she likes. - The All-India Shia Muslim Personal Law Board is bending over backwards to give her full support.
Fatwa on Sania dress uncalled for: Shia Board
Press Trust of India
Varanasi, September 10, 2005
The All-India Shia Muslim Personal Law Board on Saturday disapproved the edict issued by some Muslim clerics on dresses worn by Indian teenage tennis sensation Sania Mirza while playing and asked them not to meddle in sports arena.
“The fatwa issued against Sania by a section of Muslim clerics is unnecessary and uncalled for. It is not for them to issue guidelines on what players should wear during matches,” Board Chairman Mirza Mohammad Athar told reporters in Lucknow.
Asserting that Sania had committed no sin by wearing her choice of dresses on field, he asked clerics not to interfere in matters pertaining to sports. Athar said it was regrettable that the clerics issued the fatwa against Sania who did the community and the country proud by becoming the first Indian to reach pre-quarterfinals of the US Open.
The Chairman told them to understand that sports had its own dress code, and a player, belonging to any religion, was the best judge to decide what dress suited him or her while playing.
Lauding Sania’s achievements, he said she had become a role model for her community and the country by her performances. Athar urged clerics and countrymen to encourage her to bring more laurels for herself and the country.
“They should not demoralise her by issuing fatwas on her dresses,” he said.
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So who will now issue a fatwa against this group or the previous mullah?
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no, issuing a decree doesn’t guarantee heaven, he is simply doing his duty
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Oh what do I have to do? Issue a punishment to go with it?
Okay, the punishment for disobeying my fatwa is one week of severe diarrhea. And not the verbal kind either, in case you're wondering. The other kind.
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YESSSSSS !!! m proud of yall desiz .. keep it coming !!!!!!
we still kicking the dead horse ... YESSSSS ! thats the determinations baby ...
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Please stick to the topic and refrain from posting irrevelant material.
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So this dumb board are saying you can wear what you like as long as your doing sport oh man who voted for these idiots in the first place they clearly don’t have clue what the hell they are saying!
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i guess its too late to be arguing over that.....
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sadiyah-since the topic should now be closed....i thought it would only be fun to discuss bombastic's chest hair.....please forgive me.....
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i dont know who is more threat to islam teenage tennis palyer with short dress or
terrorist who pervert the religen.
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A cry for freedom is penetrating the Madrisas…
http://www.hindustantimes.com/news/181_1491319,000900030009.htm
Madrassa takes Sania buff to task
The debate over tennis sensation Sania Mirza’s dress code among the Muslim clergy is not even sparing the fans. A senior madrassa student was recently “caught” by the hostel warden when he found one of her posters tacked to the wall of the student’s room during a surprise check.
The enraged warden hauled the student to the seminary head’s room for an explanation. “How dare you do that,” the head quizzed. To which, the boy shot back that he was also an Irfan Pathan fan. “Wasn’t he able to distinguish between the dresses the two sported?” Mustering courage, the student said he “admired” Sania for her achievement and nothing else. However, the seminary heads are not convinced.
The Ulemas may be crying foul over Sania’s outfits, but she is quite a rage among the sports-loving Muslims in the city. “What is so special about Sania, when scores of Muslim girls are making their mark in fields as diverse as films, television serials and music,” they argue.
“Why was there no fuss, no hue and cry when Zeenat Aman captured the imagination of an entire generation of youth nearly 30 years ago? Where were the maulanas and maulvis then,” asks Rizwana Vazeer, a teacher.
But not everyone is charitable. The city ulemas are divided over her dress sense. “It is better to ignore Sania and the dress she wears,” said Maulana Obeidullah Qasmi, Imam of Iqra Masjid on Ranchi’s Main Road.
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i know deeeep down ur heart … u like em 