China's Xinjiang to ban burqas in public

[jamahir]

Scientific evidence?

the scientfically proven anger that rises within me??

Just a few hundred years ago all men and women around the world covered their heads with hats and scarves.

just a few hundred years ago, in europe, people were burned at the stake because they had killed someone via "witch craft".

and can you post a picture of how tipu sultan looked versus how a tableeghi mullah looks.

 

[TimeToScoot]

the scientfically proven anger that rises within me??

Anger is subjective. You get angry when you see a burqa. I get angry when I can't spot one.

 

[Rajaraja Chola]

Now where are the Pakistani friends who cried on French Bans..... Some are downright hypocrites...

Just a few hundred years ago all men and women around the world covered their heads with hats and scarves.

Fashion changes.. We are not living in the same world of camel rides...

 

[jamahir]

I get angry when I can't spot one.

why??

 

[Irfan Baloch]

Our biradars will say now that its decision of China and its people and we have nothing to do with...
In India 200 Muslims converted....OMG Hindutava Hinduatava, Modi terrorist, RSS terrorist, Minorities are in danger

sir, I would love this to happen in Pakistan too

by the way covering of the head in the sub continent is practised together by Hindu, Muslim and Sikh women .. whereas Burqa is an Arab import which is unnecessary

 

[Zaalim]

Now where are the Pakistani friends who cried on French Bans..... Some are downright hypocrites...



Fashion changes.. We are not living in the same world of camel rides...

Your own Hindu Rajputs still make their women do purdah. What world are they living in?

 

[TimeToScoot]

why??

My hormones don't go awry. As a result my mind is calm and in a restful state. Burqas keep me in a meditative state

 

[jamahir]

whereas Burqa is an Arab import which is unnecessary

not arab, but irani-origin... the arab world adopted this much later.

sir, I would love this to happen in Pakistan too

some months ago, a chinese member had posted this syrian-government-produced warning...

in bangalore, i see six-year-old girls go about with huge head cover that drop down to their waist... yuck.

Burqas keep me in a meditative state

but to what ultimate purpose??

 

[ranjeet]

Well It's China unlike west they don't want to oppress Muslims world wide, it's for the betterment of their own Muslim citizens.

 

[American_Millenium]

good idea... enough of this burqa-beard nonsense imported from india/iran/saudia/indonesia through indian-origin tv channels like "peace tv".



oh, those are the tableegh-brainwashed females who go on marches with banners that say "burqa is my choice and not compulsion"... it is these fembots who deny their own feminity ( by hiding under burqa ) and socially-force other ladies ( ladies ) to adopt the burqa.

they don't want to listen that burqa is a iran-lands-origin clothing that has neither origin in arab lands nor in the quran.

these burqa fembots are like those females who go on diets and build muscles... denying their feminine-ness, being ashamed of their nature-given feminine-ness.

of course, denying these fembots their burqa is indeed technically a violation of rights but they are misled creatures who must be guided the proper way... they should be made to understand that nasser and gaddafi removed the burqa but usa government's pet, morsi of ikhwaan, brought it back.

I agree with everything you said except that they should be "MADE" to understand that it is wrong to wear a burqa. Another typical insecure Indian wanting to force women to understand your point of view.

If a woman wants to wear a full-blown Batman suit (I don't know what they are called, is it the Niqab?) then she has the right to, and she doesn't have to listen to the opinions of an Indian (or anyone else for that matter) when doing so.

 

[jamahir]

Another typical insecure Indian wanting to force women to understand your point of view.

and she doesn't have to listen to the opinions of an Indian (or anyone else for that matter) when doing so.

indian, you say...

i am socialist and have had more arguments with indians here than with anyone else.

If a woman wants to wear a full-blown Batman suit (I don't know what they are called, is it the Niqab?) then she has the right to

to what end??

 

[American_Millenium]

indian, you say...

i am socialist and have had more arguments with indians here than with anyone else.

to what end??

To what end? What do you mean? I believe that women should have the right to wear what they want.

 

[Sneaker]

There's a difference between being forced to wear a burqa (violation of Human rights) and CHOOSING to wear a burqa. The thing about many dumb fembots is, they don't understand women, including themselves.

There are countless women who actually think that wearing a burqa protects their chastity, or is a commandment from their prophet in the Hadiths, or some other nonsense. The point is, they want to wear it. Not allowing them to is indeed a violation of their Human rights.

I have to agree partially. There are several places where any face covering is not allowed due to many reasons. But burkha is allowed. Is that not human rights violation of others? For example, in DMV, wearing any head gear for non-religious reason is prohibited while taking pictures for DL. Why? either everyone should be allowed or nobody.

 

[jamahir]

To what end? What do you mean? I believe that women should have the right to wear what they want.

what is the point of a clothing which hides away a female partially ( the indian dupatta or ghoonghat ) or fully ( the iran/afghanistan burqa )??

you talk of the rights of ladies, but the burqa denies the right of the lady to be seen as a existent citizen, it denies her visibility, it denies her the trust of men like me who would take her burqa as sign of hostility.

only men look fine with face and head covered... like the tawareg men below...

 

[ravi kiran]

It should be personal choice whether to wear burqa or not.
it should not be banned and it should not be made compulsory.