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<blockquote data-quote="nadeeshaF" data-source="post: 2962353" data-attributes="member: 119936"><p><strong>1. did any muslim women complain to you regarding this? </strong>As a matter of fact yes, and she even went as far as calling it ugly. She doesn't cover her head btw.</p><p></p><p><strong>2. women in other religions (from mother theresa to lady buddist monks) do cover their body and shave their head etc as a act of deciplene.so do u guy feel sorry for them the same way?</strong> How about comparing like with like? You said it, they are monks. So how can you make a just comparison between a female monk and a female who's not? Monks were never forced into it, and it's a way of live they have chosen for themselves. BUT if you insist on such a comparison, don't forget that in Buddhism male monks wear similar attire and have shaven heads too. So there is no discrimination of dresscodes as is between muslim men and women <img src="/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/default/P.gif" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":P" title=":P :P" data-shortname=":P" /> </p><p></p><p><strong>3. in despite of rapes in muslim countries(how MANY?), hot summer in UK, concrete jungles in NewYork not only they seems to be wearing it, but new muslims women who converted on their own will seems adopting to it.can u all think of a reason?</strong> due to brainwashing and coercion.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nadeeshaF, post: 2962353, member: 119936"] [B]1. did any muslim women complain to you regarding this? [/B]As a matter of fact yes, and she even went as far as calling it ugly. She doesn't cover her head btw. [B]2. women in other religions (from mother theresa to lady buddist monks) do cover their body and shave their head etc as a act of deciplene.so do u guy feel sorry for them the same way?[/B] How about comparing like with like? You said it, they are monks. So how can you make a just comparison between a female monk and a female who's not? Monks were never forced into it, and it's a way of live they have chosen for themselves. BUT if you insist on such a comparison, don't forget that in Buddhism male monks wear similar attire and have shaven heads too. So there is no discrimination of dresscodes as is between muslim men and women :P [B]3. in despite of rapes in muslim countries(how MANY?), hot summer in UK, concrete jungles in NewYork not only they seems to be wearing it, but new muslims women who converted on their own will seems adopting to it.can u all think of a reason?[/B] due to brainwashing and coercion. [/QUOTE]
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