Stoned to death

[Lady's Human]

You do realize that the Hajib and the Burqa are both relics of cultures which predate Islam by hundreds of years?

[sana]

I don't understand what you mean. Could you please explain

[Lady's Human]

The Burqa predates Mohammed by hundreds if not thousands of years. It was adopted by Islam, not created for Islam.

[Lady's Human]

By the way, nice comparison that really shows how much respect there is for women in your culture, Sana.

A gem is an inanimate object put on display.

My wife is an intelligent being, with her own thoughts and motivations.

I don't worry about someone wanting to steal her, because we trust each other. I can understand the Burqa in a culture where men are not expected to show any self control, but this is the 21st century, not the 6th.

[sana]

By the way, nice comparison that really shows how much respect there is for women in your culture, Sana.

A gem is an inanimate object put on display.

My wife is an intelligent being, with her own thoughts and motivations.

I don't worry about someone wanting to steal her, because we trust each other. I can understand the Burqa in a culture where men are not expected to show any self control, but this is the 21st century, not the 6th.

Hey, women in Islam don't mind wearing this Burqa and as God says, Islam will never end. That is why many women don't leave Burqa because they knoe that the Last Prophet told them to wear Burqa cover their bodies and men are to wear clothes which are above the ankles and below the knees. Men have certain types of clothes to wear too. Not only women. I am a girl so I mostly know about girls dresses. I know some stuff about men's clothes. The ankle above pants and knee below and that they shouldn't wear silk. That's a little I know.

[Lady's Human]

WOmen in Islam don't mind wearing Burqas?

Then why, praytell, all the uproar in Saudi Arabia when US forces were stationed there? Part of it was Saudi women complaining that they should be able to dress as they wanted.

It's not freewill when the penalty for not wearing a Burqa is caning, stoning, or some other Sharia law penalty.

Again, it's the 21st century, not the 6th. Time to move on past barbarism.

[Miss Z]

It is a little unfair, I think, to point so much at Islam for advising women to cover their bodies, when many other cultures do the same. We don't have so much problem with the Amish, for example. They too are also advised to dress modestly from text lifted directly from the Bible.

[sana]

WOmen in Islam don't mind wearing Burqas?

Then why, praytell, all the uproar in Saudi Arabia when US forces were stationed there? Part of it was Saudi women complaining that they should be able to dress as they wanted.

It's not freewill when the penalty for not wearing a Burqa is caning, stoning, or some other Sharia law penalty.

Again, it's the 21st century, not the 6th. Time to move on past barbarism.

Listen, those women aren't even proper muslims! I bet they hear music behind other muslims backs. And this culture is not barbarism. We loved Muhammad and its best you tried to look at the flaws of your own religion. Read my last post and you'll see what is wrong in your religion. Its known worldwide. Read it and stop talking about the flaws (there is no flaw in Islam and these are flaws you think but we don't because we know our religion) of Islam. Islam is flawless. And I don't care what you think of it. I think my religion is the greatest and it will never perish I can promise you that!