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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sri_lion" data-source="post: 1706599" data-attributes="member: 4103">Let me speak generally here, but please dont misunderstand me I'm not insulting anyone!Muslims may clean their bodies 5 times a day.. but none of us dip our whole body in the antiseptic 5 times a day right?Especially a simple wash at the door step of the mosque is not sufficient for a surgeon! I hope you can understand it.. the point here is the more facial hair you have the more dust particles it retains... can you control it? I don't think so! The more alien particles it gathers the more it becomes dirty this is as simple as that! are you denying it?A normal human being probably could neglect it, but for a surgeon these things are very important because they are responsible of someone's life! You've got to admit that there is a risk here in this case!As for a normal Muslim I guess according what they believe its fine!Also I thought its worth mentioning one of my real life experience... Last time when I was in SL, I took my grandmother for an eye operation she could not see  because her eye was covered by the whitish substance (I dont know the real name) anyway next to my grand mother's bed was another old man, probably same age as my grandmother and he is a Sinhalese from Anuradhapura he had beard probably a foot long... and he has come for the same operation.. And on the day that the doctor visited the patients he said to that old man that he MUST shave before the eye operation, and ofcourse he wasn't happy because it is his appearance which is according to him is very important.... and he was wondering what an eye operation got to do with a beard.. and there I am thinking what if this was a Muslim patient... I know Muslims respect their religion, but there are certain situations in life that  the risk is just not worth it.. and for surgeons this applies everyday.. that's the difference!</blockquote>

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