Yup, in Karachi.
When did I say hijabs should be banned? Hijabs aren't banned all over the west, and certainly not in America, nor should they be. I'm not even suggesting that most Muslim societies force women to wear them. The point is that the pressures on women to dress this way or that here are not enforced by ridiculous punishments, even if they are still unfair, so your attempt to draw an equivalency is flawed.
Look at the Taliban, for example:
"In December 1996, Radio Sharia announced that 225 Kabul women had been seized and punished for violating the sharia code of dress. The sentence was handed down by a tribunal and the women were lashed on their legs and backs for their misdemeanor."
Or what about places like Iran and Saudi Arabia, where head-covering for women is still mandatory by law? And what about the many smaller communities in other countries where it is enforced by local, non-legal, traditional authority?
Obviously, there is no such parallel in the US or the West at large. Women aren't legally punished or formally prevented from being successful citizens if they do or don't dress in a particular way, even if you factor in gender discrimination, which is obviously still a problem here.
And finally, my point about sexuality still stands. The whole idea of purdah and female "modesty" in Islamic societies is just as based in sexuality and the proliferation of sexuality as pressures in the West to wear revealing clothing or get plastic surgery or what have you. They are two sides of a single, patriarchal coin.
When did I say you said hijabs should be banned?
It's apparent you completely missed my point so I'll reiterate. Even in places where it is supposedly mandatory the women still choose to wear it.
I would also like to point out that Muslim men have a dress code too but it's just not as blatant because men don't typically dress half naked in this society anyway.
There are other differences between Muslim and Western women as well. For example, it is a Muslim woman's right to be completely taken care of financially by her husband. The man pays her a dowry at marriage that she must agree to, meaning she has the right to ask for more. Muslim women are protected by Muslim men and by their dress as well. And mothers are given the highest honor in Islam.
its funny how we Muslims get into this ape shid mode when defending the Prophet, saw,
there's a hadith where some jews said to the prophet: As-Samu 'Alaika (i.e., death be upon you) and the Prophet would calmly reply "Wa alaikum" (i.e. and upon you).
Muslims today don't realize Prophet Muhammad faced, heard, and dealt with a lot more in terms of the haters... nikkas are too emotional now a days and don't think... like burning shid and killing people is going to fix things. If folks are gonna call the Prophet a savage, we got just enough ammo to call those idiots savages too.
This person has been caught discussing, commenting and admitting to masturbating over naked pictures of women and pornography. He has also admitted to smoking marijuana, gambling, and drinking.
I'm just going to remind everyone anytime he makes a comment.
When did I say you said hijabs should be banned?
It's apparent you completely missed my point so I'll reiterate. Even in places where it is supposedly mandatory the women still choose to wear it.
I would also like to point out that Muslim men have a dress code too but it's just not as blatant because men don't typically dress half naked in this society anyway.
There are other differences between Muslim and Western women as well. For example, it is a Muslim woman's right to be completely taken care of financially by her husband. The man pays her a dowry at marriage that she must agree to, meaning she has the right to ask for more. Muslim women are protected by Muslim men and by their dress as well. And mothers are given the highest honor in Islam.
wize fool do you jack off to Jada-Fire. That would sorta hurt your argument.
You implied it when you said that banning the hijab was tantamount to Westernization, and identified my position as Western.
When you are legally mandated to dress a certain way in public, choice is not a useful category to discuss in evaluating why people do it.
There is patriarchy here, too, but one issue at a time.
As usual nobody will address what I said. People just like debating with wize fool and his theological arguments, but nobody will address the rational argument I made earlier about colonialism, and that was made by Newarkhiphop.
Which post?
Muslim women can't choose what they want to wear?
You are pathetic friend. I told you I would crush you in any debate and so far I have. I've shut you down in every thread. Now I'm backed into a corner?
If so, I can easily reverse our "so-called" positions. Provide your proof that Muslim women have no choice in what to wear.
And when you don't, because you can't, it will be yet another victory for me. But please, do try. At the very least it is an opportunity for you to educate yourself.