Hijaab equals Oppression

[PyariCgudia]

@sheyn

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PCG muster up the guts to name the person your quoting and then actually have the presence of mind to know heads or tails of the conversations you barge in on rather than making up your own lil stories to prove a point when you run out of other justifications.

Neither were you a part of the conversation , neither was the topic rishtaa ( surprise! surprise ! Not ALL of us obsess about marriage every waking moment)

What We were talking about was dressing and how it varies in differents parts of society and how some people change to adapt or feel the need to blend in forgetting what is prescribed in Islam. The fact that those women came with a proposal had nothing to do with it , in fact I did not even mention the result of that proposal , so kindly don’t jump to conclusions to conversations you were not privy to entirely ( and you wonder why people make separate rooms on chat and don’t invite you in )***

A few points.

1. That was not a private conversation. It was done openly on your microphone. Not in a private room. Not with people blocked. You were talking openly.

2. I do not wish to name your name without your permission, as I actually RESPECT you and your privacy. Whether you want to divulge that this story belongs to you, is really up to you.

3. Don’t even talk to me about talking about marriage all the time. That’s all you ever talk about as well.

4. You actually said that you REJECTED this rishtaa BECAUSE you were apalled by their dress. That a chaddar isn’t enough for the town you live in.