"Aurat ka bi aurat sai pardah hai..."

[diwana]

Re: “Aurat ka bi aurat sai pardah hai…”

@princessjojo

Very important to some women. It’s not all about or for the guy.

To the OP, I’m lax about this. PERSONALLY, I think it’s ok for me to be ‘fine about this’ because I’m content with the choices I make in other matters in life which I think are of much more importance like honesty, respect, gossip, deceit, selfishness, adultery etc. So I let myself have leeway in this issue.

Furthermore, as others have said, I can’t reach my back, neither am I fast enough or gentle enough on my own. And I’m impatient too (about such things).

@Naabigh

c’mon mate what argument is that - what does marriage gotta do here ?

@Gina

VERY important to remain groomed and for salah too.

@Deeba1234

Cos according to some ppl there is no reason for a woman to look after herself or look good unless it’s for a man..

@redvelvet

Many people prefer to maintain/groom themselves out of personal choice…not necessarily for the sake of someone else such as a spouse. Just because one is single doesn’t mean that they shouldn’t groom themselves. Marriage shouldn’t be a prerequisite to self-maintenance.

I could have won the lottery if I had guessed the numbers like I did for the responses.

OK.

What I meant is, if she is not married. (BF/Dating is out of religions for modesty sake), she could do some waxing on her own for hygiene then when she marries, her husband can do the honor if he likes.

Case is overblown here for back waxing… isn’t it?

Who is lookng her hair if she is not married? Can’t she take shower everyday?