Women in Hijjab in Pakistan

[hareem01]

Re: Women in Hijjab in Pakistan

@parissenoor

hijaab banned in french schools and you are suggesting french women to teach, lol you are kidding right? get out of your computer and try to know what's going on in other place of the world! and sugesting french women to quit islam is not a solution it is a sin, a big sin!

if they bann hijjab in uk i'll do hijrah..............

[mAd_ScIeNtIsT]

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@hareem01

if they bann hijjab in uk i’ll do hijrah…

It’s unlikely to happen. Britain seems to be going in the complete opposite direction to France on the hijab issue, changing laws to make it easier to wear hijabs when you wish.

In fact, the British Army, Royal Air Force, and Royal Navy are in the process of amending their uniform codes to make the hijab an optional part of the uniform for Muslim females in British military service.

[hareem01]

Re: Women in Hijjab in Pakistan

@mAd_ScIeNtIsT

It's unlikely to happen. Britain seems to be going in the complete opposite direction to France on the hijab issue, changing laws to make it easier to wear hijabs when you wish.

In fact, the British Army, Royal Air Force, and Royal Navy are in the process of amending their uniform codes to make the hijab an optional part of the uniform for Muslim females in British military service.

the thing is you can go without piece of scarf in france if you think your life might be in danger........but supporting the bann in france is a different issue which parissenoor is doing.

[shweetdreamz]

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@uberalles

If she is she does not promote WOMANHOOD.

Nothing is more important for a woman than education in life and being raised to possess self confidence and inner strenghth .

There will always be people who will use GOD as an admonition for a woman to remain in her 'place' and usually by males who have dominated society's socio-political enironment. And there will always be people who will tell a woman be more quite, be less assertive, be less challenging , be more subdued, be less visible etc

WHY? WHY? WHY? . Example: Should the spouse die etc they are left bereft and society around quickly assumes she needs man and all will be well. If she has children they say poor widow , find her a man. Some are so loss they do not know how to proceed in being self reliant. Self reliance begins with enlightenment!! Having a good education is the most important. Having good marketable employment skills follows. It is so important to develope these skills before marriage and keeping them uptodate while married if not working! This will help develop confidence, stamina and spine in a woman to stand stall and not be seen as a victim but a TALL STRONG INDEPENDENT WOMAN no matter the height in frame and no matter what befalls at her feet whether she be single, married or widowed.

As a woman make noise, be adorned and make yourself beautiful in day of light , be recognized , pe proud of your sex and be proud of your own choices that make you happy in life for nothing is easier than being a meek sheep and even perhaps a victim of circumstance and ALLAH will look upon you with pride. THis wisdom comes my mother!

Remember for every strong woman out there the future is bright for all little girls who want to be more than someone's obedient daughter, wife , or woman of society for many are out there believing a woman in a Burqa is her place and thus a non entitiy on the street, especially in parochial dominated societies. History is witness to this truth.

The struggle for women in countries like Aghanistan, Saudia Arabia I can never empathize with as I have never experienced such suppression of my womanhood but have much sympathy. There are still too many societies in this world where women struggle !!

**DON"T be a victim BE A WOMAN.:) **

awesome Uberalles. great points made!

[parissenoor]

Re: Women in Hijjab in Pakistan

@hareem01

the thing is you can go without piece of scarf in france if you think your life might be in danger…but supporting the bann in france is a different issue which parissenoor is doing.

i DON’T support ban ! I am AGAINST the ban!

stop twisting my posts! i clearly stated that i am for FREEDOM, and the ban on hijaab is against religious freedom of muslimah who want to wear hijaab at school and work!

thanks for info madscientist! i am feeling better about moving to england soon:blush:

[parissenoor]

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@Afridi786

yeah he said nothing about hijab is mentioned in the Quran or hadith, that is quite brilliant for a so called muslim to say that.
I’m sick of talking to you, Allah Hafiz, I hope you regret what you said about hijabans.

what did i said against hijaabans?

i said many thing against men who force hijaab on women, i am also against the ban on hijaab, i am for religious freedom, i have NOTHING against hijaaban:clown:

[hareem01]

Re: Women in Hijjab in Pakistan

@parissenoor

what did i said against hijaabans?

i said many thing against men who force hijaab on women, i am also against the ban on hijaab, i am for religious freedom, i have NOTHING against hijaaban:clown:

no,you’re right…man can’t force woman to wear hijjab.but i see no one here[man] forcing women to wear hijjab.

[picoico]

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@uberalles

France's secular society is more important it permits freedom or religious worship and lets not forget Jew and Christians are also under this rule. Go vent to Saudia Arabia and other countries who kill when one converts to another faith of choice that most fits with their life and their joy of life.

This is a rather bigoted view.

How is the Hijab a threat to France's secular society?

The rant about SA is a cop-out.

The bottom (and more honest) line is that any state can arrogate itself the right to impose any sort of dress code it wants...be it bunny outfits or burqas.

[parissenoor]

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@picoico

This is a rather bigoted view.

How is the Hijab a threat to France's secular society?

The rant about SA is a cop-out.

The bottom (and more honest) line is that any state can arrogate itself the right to impose any sort of dress code it wants...be it bunny outfits or burqas.

but that is againt freedom, and human rights!

french are very much racists, a lot of them, but they can not admit it publicly, so they decided this hypocritical ban, as hypocrit as the sexists talibaan and burqa

[roadrunner]

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Nice posts Parisenoor..You're the second most intelligent person on this thread..

[picoico]

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@parissenoor

but that is againt freedom, and human rights!

It seems like it, but in the end, the ultimate authority on what is a human right or not is the state or those in authority.

I suppose we don't really have rights, but privileges extended to us by the state. It's just not a pleasant way to think about things...but I think it's the more realistic view.

[shweetdreamz]

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@hareem01

if they bann hijjab in uk i’ll do a hijrah…

iss mein hijray ka kya kasoor hai bhai sahab?

[Afridi786]

Re: Women in Hijjab in Pakistan

@parissenoor

what did i said against hijaabans?

check my signature

[hareem01]

Re: Women in Hijjab in Pakistan

@shweetdreamz

iss mein hijray ka kya kasoor hai bhai sahab?

bhai sahab???
why everyone think that I’m a bloke.

[uberalles]

Re: Women in Hijjab in Pakistan

@hareem01

bhai sahab?????? why everyone think that I'm a bloke.

Perhaps its because an enlightened , confident, knowledgeable muslimah would not write with the impression she believes in the male bastion of using GOD to keep women suppressed and would rail against such established backward religious dogma and theocracy. :)

[hareem01]

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@uberalles

Perhaps its because an enlightened , confident, knowledgeable muslimah would not write with the impression she believes in the male bastion of using GOD to keep women suppressed and would rail against such established backward religious dogma and theocracy. :)

for your information i cover myself not bcoz of "Men" but for Allah and his Messenger(saw).i try to obey Allah and his messenger Muhammad(pbuh) by covering myself in front of** na mahrams**.

[Afridi786]

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Umbrellas, please stop acting muslim, your not, just give it up. Just because sumthings on tv doesnt make it true.

[uberalles]

Re: Women in Hijjab in Pakistan

Wearing Hijab has nothing to do with being a muslim , nothing at all, but people twist it as so.

It is cultural and not religious. Religion is religion and culture is culture.

It is not mandated in QURAN or by ALLAH. eom

[roadrunner]

Re: Women in Hijjab in Pakistan

@uberalles

It is not mandated in QURAN or by ALLAH. eom

True, neither is it mandated not to wear Niqab/burkha for those women who want to.

[PhatBalongri]

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^ mashallah, neither is namaz. Why dont we all stop praying then…oh wait a min we already dont