dresscode for namaz

[Unkilon_ke_Abba_Jaan]

Re: dresscode for namaz

picoico,

not exactly. you see long boots are stuck to skin and hence revealing the shape. In conjuction with skirt (the unislamic dress) it can very well be counted towards unislamic attire as a whole.

[picoico]

Re: dresscode for namaz

@Unkilon ke Abba Jaan

picoico,

not exactly. you see long boots are stuck to skin and hence revealing the shape. In conjuction with skirt (the unislamic dress) it can very well be counted towards unislamic attire as a whole.

Boots are not skin. In reality, completely hiding the figure is impossible without some kind of preformed dress...which will invariably require some kind of absurd wiring system. I CAN see hips through an abaya...not to mention make out the shape of a leg when these women walk forward. That's hardly nudity.

It is highly subjective, and these attitudes are for the most part formed by our traditional notions of decent dress. Perhaps what you're really objecting to (I brought this up in a different thread too) is that a lot of us Muslims dress like the Kafir. We shouldn't be doing that, but there's no doubting that a lot of us do...

[Femme_Fatale]

Re: dresscode for namaz

@Unkilon ke Abba Jaan

Actually, on the contrary, it is not.

Covering of your body in Islamic manner is not just putting some foriegn material on top of skin. your long boot will reveal the shape of your legs, which is unislamic.

One of the signs of the coming of the hour mentioned by the Prophet:saw: is that women will wear clothes but will still be naked.

Perfect example.

Boots are not made out of some skin tight nylon u know. The only thing that may be revealed wearing boots is that the woman has two legs it doesn;t take a rocket scientist to know that one anyway.

[Femme_Fatale]

Re: dresscode for namaz

@picoico

Boots are not skin. In reality, completely hiding the figure is impossible without some kind of preformed dress…which will invariably require some kind of absurd wiring system. I CAN see hips through an abaya…not to mention make out the shape of a leg when these women walk forward. That’s hardly nudity.

It is highly subjective, and these attitudes are for the most part formed by our traditional notions of decent dress. Perhaps what you’re really objecting to (I brought this up in a different thread too) is that a lot of us Muslims dress like the Kafir. We shouldn’t be doing that, but there’s no doubting that a lot of us do…

Where I appreciate your first para, I have a comment to make on the second. I think all modest clothing is acceptable for a muslim. Actually many western clothes may even be more modest than our very own national dress.

Mods I have gotten my answer so please lock this thread.