Re: UK hospital introduced world’s first burqa-style hospital gowns
How else to fit in with the western culture than to mock your own…
Weak values, that’s all…
I once posted a post here on GS about how mocking the religious values of Muslims who follow the Prophet (saw) is equal to mocking the Prophet :saw: himself…
Like, what if a Muslim grows a beard, starts to learn religious knowledge, starts wearing clothes that have been ascribed in Islam, in other words, tries to follow as closely as possible the teachings of the Holy Prophet :saw:…What in essence he is doing, is following the footsteps and trying to mimic the Holy Prophet :saw:…
So, mocking this person for how he is trying to dress and act is mocking how the Holy Prophet :saw: dressed and acted…
:maulana: <---- This smilie is a flagrant example of the level the Muslims have stooped to in order to be viewed as moderates or ‘easy-as-pie-Muslims’…Design a cartoon smilie of a Muslim, who is most probably trying to depict the Holy Prophet (saw) by wearing an Imama and growing a beard and then use it for effect…
The Niqab was observed by almost all of the Prophet :saw:'s wives in one way or the other…By equating their dress codes with the likes of caricatures, the ignorant amongst us show just how far their ignorance goes by caricaturing te wives of the Holy Prophet :saw:, our dear and beloved mothers, to characters from video games and cartoons…Very pathetic…
But hey, it’s cool to be viewed as cool and what could be cooler than standing on the sidelines and mocking the sacred and holy figures of your own religion…
To many, what I am saying will definitely come across as religious blackmail…But then, for them, telling them that Allah :swt: dislikes a certain thing is also religious blackmail…Their hearts are made of such a solid material, no words of guidance goes through…It just becomes tougher and more resistant to advice and change…