A question for Muslims who feel they need to conform to perceived expectations

[queen_24]

Re: A question for Muslims who feel they need to conform to perceived expectations

@Reha

Darya Dilli should be a trait in Muslims world wide…especially at this point in time.

Apko kyun pehel karne mein burai lagti hai?

Mujhay? LOL. reha, you just said, respect is a two way street.

@khattichic

1. the first bolded sentence is precisely what I mean by “tit for tat”

2. I’m sorry, but I really need to point this out: “festive” is an adjective, used to describe a mood or feeling… “festival” is the world I think you’re meaning…it means an actual event or occasion. You’ve been interchanging the two in all your posts..sorry but it was really getting to me.

Khatti, you shouldn’t be sorry. Thanks for correcting me. Pehli hi dafa main bol deti yaar. Side me

@Reha

I am not mixing the two at all.

When you go to 7-11…you see alcohol there. The Muslim owner doesn’t drink it but he sells it. He is also committing Gunah.

If we go by your logic then its wrong to do makeup on someone who is celebrating these holidays because you are helping them do it.

Looking good for your husband is recommended…its also your responsibility.

Still, that doesn’t answer me

@Muzna

You are comparing two different people’s comments queen.
You are doing exactly what you don’t want to be accused of.

And for the record…nobody is holding you responsible for anyone else’s comments. This is a general discussion and we are all simply sharing views.

That’s what I am saying. Me and a lot of others might be sounding same but there is still some difference and I am feeling a bit odd to answer those questions which I am not even raising questions for.

If you, Reha and others, don’t BAQAIDA celebrate it, why even justifying the situation, You guys are not the one I am talking about

P.S.. Ab khudara khana khanay janay do, bhook lag rahi hay