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I guess I am just bigoted when it comes to Burkas.
in the world as it is today----and the ethos of islam what it is
today------it seems to me to be too convenient a disguise
well, from what I've heard the Uyghurs are not anything like Islamists in the ME.
Uyghur people - Wikipedia the free encyclopediaI guess I am just bigoted when it comes to Burkas.
in the world as it is today----and the ethos of islam what it is
today------it seems to me to be too convenient a disguise
well, from what I've heard the Uyghurs are not anything like Islamists in the ME.
Uyghur people - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
I am not impressed-----I have encountered and KNOWN muslims from lots of different places in the world-----muslims
do INTERACT with ----each other ------and pick up their
"ideas" from each other ----the UYGHUR people are not
isolated and PROTECTED from jihadist ideology. It has amazed me since I have been "in contact"----how much they HATE EACH OTHER-----despite the fact that the share common ideologies. Hate each other as they do----their
greatest and consistent hatred is THE KAFFIRIN
There are considerable cultural differences amongst Muslims around the world. Take for example the Shia/Sunni divide which doesn't exist in many Muslim cultures outside the ME.
Cuz it's stupid.
As long as no one forces me to wear one, I don't care if someone else chooses to wear one![]()
I do think that some women might be kind of brainwashed into believing that their bodies are "evil." That is kind of the concept behind the burqa, to hide our female shape. I think some of them were born into this belief and have fallen for that misinformation that men cannot control themselves. That's kind of sad. We should be able to be proud of our bodies and not have to hide them because of men. That's my opinion. However, if an adult woman chooses on her own to wear a burqa, who am I to tell them they cannot?
It's funny - I am not sure if that is the reason, so much as it is religious modesty. I've heard some women that say they actually feel more "liberated" with a Burkha and safer - they don't feel like they are being oggled by men. But, the thing is...the Abrahamic religions seem to emphasize that women's body's are evil and full of temptation (as if men can't control themselves on their own). Women have to be "pure" - men, not so much.