Local software company prefers hiring ‘non-hijabi’ employees

[VCheng]

Its Al-Bakistani culture.

Adopted it may be, but represents Pakistani culture (or at least an influential part of it), no doubt.

 

[Hamza913]

Al bakistanis

Like it or not, our religion came from Arabia, our language scripts come from Arabia, we border the Arabian sea, some of us wear Arabian clothing (burka, hijab, topi, etc), and some of us even have ancestors from freaking Arabia.

You can try to make Pakistan the British Empire part 2 all you want, but we're going to continue to be what we've always been: a bunch of culturally and ethnically mixed people who tend to follow Islam.

I look back at Pakistan of the 60s and thats what I want.

You wannabe Westerners from the Muslim world all have this weird thought that everyone acted like the upper class back then. Spoiler alert, that's not true.

Don't worry we will get there just need to open up a few re-education camps.

We have the world's 4th largest gun-owning population. Any plans to force us to do anything will fail spectacularly.

 

[TheNoob]

Like it or not, our religion came from Arabia, our language scripts come from Arabia, we border the Arabian sea, some of us wear Arabian clothing (burka, hijab, topi, etc), and some of us even have ancestors from freaking Arabia.

You can try to make Pakistan the British Empire part 2 all you want, but we're going to continue to be what we've always been: a bunch of culturally and ethnically mixed people who tend to follow Islam.



You wannabe Westerners from the Muslim world all have this weird thought that everyone acted like the upper class back then. Spoiler alert, that's not true.



We have the world's 4th largest gun-owning population. Any plans to force us to do anything will fail spectacularly.

God damn, even my Syrian-blood would like to disagree with you about the infatuation with the gulf arabs....

Edit: from your post, I feel that you do not have the notion of statehood in your belief. You're always so ready to imply wanting to kill others or subtly threaten them through your narrow tunnel of a view. Typical molvi. lol

 

[Hamza913]

the infatuation

No infatuation, just the facts. You can try and prove me wrong if you want.

You're always so ready to imply wanting to kill others

Lmao that's a lofty accusation.

 

[EasyNow]

Well I suppose, molvis have been enforcing the opposite dress code in their recruitment for decades - so what's the problem here?

 

[Kambojaric]

Discrimination regardless from which side due to religious or ethnic persuasions is not acceptable. If a female is competant and wears a hijab the latter in no way impacts her competence.

 

[Syed1.]

Just like work places shouldn't stop staff from wearing western clothes same way they shouldn't stop them from wearing hijab and abaya.



Miyana-ravi ikhtiyaar karni chahye humari quam ko.

 

[Menace2Society]

Great selective nationalism.

So your parents were involved in creating a country based on religion and their son wants it to secular? Something all parents need, self hating children.

Pakistan is a flourishing country and is developing at a pace suitable for the populace. Majority of Pakistanis do not adhere to your interpretation of development.

The Pakistani passport is a powerful document for those who wish to remain loyal to it.

Multi-ethnic tolerant country? By extinguishing the opportunities for certain people who wish to dress differently than your twisted logic of religion and culture?

My parents and Im sure many others here helped to create Jinnahs Pakistan. Not this Mullah republic run by crooks and gangsters.

Lets agree to disagree on this now Im tired of arguing with you.

 

[fitpOsitive]

Local software company prefers hiring ‘non-hijabi’ employees
The company had listed a vacancy for an IT Intern on jobs portal Rozee.pk, wherein the "requirements" section, it stated that "an ideal candidate must be willing to wear business attire without an abaya, veil or scarf"

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News Desk
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January 22, 2019
Nextbridge (Pvt) Limited, a software house located in Johar Town area of Lahore wants to hire employees/interns who are willing to “wear business attire” without abaya and/or scarf.

A screenshot of their latest vacancy was circulating on social media with the caption “If it is not safety requirement or job requirement or it violates basic social decency people should allow wearing whatever they think appropriate #Shame #Discrimination.”

The company had listed a vacancy for an IT Intern on jobs portal Rozee.pk, wherein the “requirements” section, it stated that “an ideal candidate must be willing to wear business attire without an abaya, veil or scarf”.
This is not the first incident where there is discrimination against women wearing religious attire; people all over the world have faced various levels of discrimination over the same and some of them are set on breaking these stereotypes.
https://profit.pakistantoday.com.pk...-company-prefers-hiring-non-hijabi-employees/

It may be due to international clientage.

 

[TheNoob]

Their establishment, their rules.
You cant oppress them just because they want a uniformed workforce.

But ofcourse some molvis cant let that go because oppression is in their blood.

No infatuation, just the facts. You can try and prove me wrong if you want.
Lmao that's a lofty accusation.

The reality already proves you wrong.

Its just your infatuation, sadly.
You have a whole nation here who is willing to accept you for who you are.
You don't have to drop down so low to assimilate into a culture that isn't even your own.

Well I suppose, molvis have been enforcing the opposite dress code in their recruitment for decades - so what's the problem here?

Simply because it does not adhere to their wishful belief of a religion that they do not clearly understand.

 

[I S I]

 

[El Sidd]

My parents and Im sure many others here helped to create Jinnahs Pakistan. Not this Mullah republic run by crooks and gangsters.

Lets agree to disagree on this now Im tired of arguing with you.

take a hint honey. Joe Shearer liked your post

 

[Hamza913]

The reality already proves you wrong.

What "reality"? If I'm wrong, prove it. You're clearly unable to since everything I said is factual.

You don't have to drop down so low to assimilate into a culture that isn't even your own.

What culture am I assimilating into lol? I don't get this Arabophobia among Muslim non-Arab countries lol. Like it or not, Islam also resulted in the transfer of much of their culture to ours, and vice versa (just look at Oman, 1/3 of them are descended from Balochi migrants).

 

[TheNoob]

What "reality"? If I'm wrong, prove it. You're clearly unable to since everything I said is factual.



What culture am I assimilating into lol? I don't get this Arabophobia among Muslim non-Arab countries lol. Like it or not, Islam also resulted in the transfer of much of their culture to ours, and vice versa (just look at Oman, 1/3 of them are descended from Balochi migrants).

I dont need to look at the racist countries.
They've nothing in common with us except for the religion.


Also, those so called facts.
They're delusions.

Pakistanis are very different than your hari pagri community.

 

[Hamza913]

They've nothing in common with us except for the religion.

Well, clearly they do, otherwise you would have been able to refute the other points I brought up.

Also, those so called facts.
They're delusions.

Lmao so do we write using Gurmukhi or Devanagari instead? Does Pakistan border the Indian rather than the Arabian ocean? Do Pakistani women not wear hijabs or abayas?

It's interesting to see how you can only say my points are "delusions" without being able to explain why.