Burqa for women is becoming a less popular choice of dressing, replaced by Shalwars Kameez with

[Kabira]

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[Pakhtoon yum]

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That's how it's always been in Peshawar and kpk. Only old ladies wore burqas.

 

[Rusty]

I support their choices to wear and not wear, I also hope they will move towards shalwar-kameez, but its not my choice to make.

 

[Sabretooth]

Shalwar kameez with dupatta has been the choice dress of most Pakistani women since forever due to its utility and customizability (for fashion reasons). Dupatta is worn around the neck over the shoulders when at home in the presence of immediate family. It can be quickly worn over the head if elders or guests visit and it can be wrapped around the lower half of the face when going out in public.

 

[Death Professor]

I like colors and its pleasant/refreshing for the eyes to see people walking around with colorful clothes. Plain/Traditional burqa, I personally never liked it just because its too bland.

 

[Foxtrot Delta]

Its a good thing. Face hiding hujab burqa is unislamic and wrong.

 

[War Thunder]

Burqa is not required by a Muslim woman except if she chooses by her own free will to guard her modesty if required (some women live among perverted societies)

But Shalwar Kameez on its own is mostly unislamic, specially when its so good at showing curves and dimensions of their body, while some of that cloth can be even more revealing/transparent than the outfits worn by the mushriqeen and the vile women.

A woman is to wear a dress that does not show dimensions of her body nor the hair.
Anyone not doing that is creating a fitnah for herself and those who come across her.

And men who prefer their women to drop hijab/loose clothing and become fashionable are actually the most vile amongst men as in Sahih Hadith and not worthy of being labeled men. Because to be a man is to by synonymous with honor and being extremely protective and jealous for one's women folk. To protect them as precious jewels from the preying eyes of animals in human skin.

This is for the Muslims amongst us to learn from. For others who just claim to be Muslim or hide behind the name of the religion in their absolute ignorance and hypocrisy. They will keep going the path of darkness whether they are reminded or not.

Its a good thing. Face hiding hujab burqa is unislamic and wrong.

It's not unislamic. It's just not required or forced but a personal choice to maintain one's modesty.
Hazrat Fatimah did not want her dead body to be carried to the Janazah prayer in front of men even fully covered, it;s called modesty...

 

[Menace2Society]

Its a start. Hopefully hijab and burqa will be totally replaced with dupatta which is more in line with our cultural norms.

 

[Zarvan]

This is what happens when you are hell bent spreading lies and distorting facts. Burqa was never popular in Pakistan what vast majority prefer is wearing Abaya and many also cover face. I work in University and interact with others also. Abaya is number one choice because maintaining dupatta is really difficult task.

 

[Lincoln]

Shalwar Kameez is the Pakistani national dress, so good.

Burqa is not required by a Muslim woman except if she chooses by her own free will to guard her modesty if required (some women live among perverted societies)

But Shalwar Kameez on its own is mostly unislamic, specially when its so good at showing curves and dimensions of their body, while some of that cloth can be even more revealing/transparent than the outfits worn by the mushriqeen and the vile women.

A woman is to wear a dress that does not show dimensions of her body nor the hair.
Anyone not doing that is creating a fitnah for herself and those who come across her.

And men who prefer their women to drop hijab/loose clothing and become fashionable are actually the most vile amongst men as in Sahih Hadith and not worthy of being labeled men. Because to be a man is to by synonymous with honor and being extremely protective and jealous for one's women folk. To protect them as precious jewels from the preying eyes of animals in human skin.

This is for the Muslims amongst us to learn from. For others who just claim to be Muslim or hide behind the name of the religion in their absolute ignorance and hypocrisy. They will keep going the path of darkness whether they are reminded or not.





It's not unislamic. It's just not required or forced but a personal choice to maintain one's modesty.
Hazrat Fatimah did not want her dead body to be carried to the Janazah prayer in front of men even fully covered, it;s called modesty...

Women aren't items, they're humans.

 

[W.11]

after few years women will be wearing nikar as well. only old omen would prefer dupatta or hijab.

regards

 

[War Thunder]

Shalwar Kameez is the Pakistani national dress, so good.



Women aren't items, they're humans.

If you had brains, you wouldn't need to comment with what you did, because you will get the point. But ignorance is definitely bliss

Its a start. Hopefully hijab and burqa will be totally replaced with dupatta which is more in line with our cultural norms.

Cultural norms? The culture for a Muslim is Islam. If you mean you are something other than a Muslim and the culture is as well, then by all means but let's not project our personal ignorance on to the masses?

 

[EasyNow]

Seeing this in the UK too with women slowly wearing less burka and moving to modest Western clothes.

I think niqab, etc just like all other fashion, was cyclical. If you stick to your principals society eventually will come round to it again.

 

[fisher1]

I am a proud original Pashtun and my women wear burqa, the one that Pathans are famous for. The ones America shows of repressed Afghan women on media, that ugly one.

 

[Menace2Society]

I am a proud original Pashtun and my women wear burqa, the one that Pathans are famous for. The ones America shows of repressed Afghan women on media, that ugly one.

Another 20 years and Pashtun will catch up. At the moment Afghan influence is strong so this community looks to them for cultural inspiration. Hopefully when Pakistan takes off the rest of the country will catch up.