al-Hasani
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@FaujHistorian
I don't doubt that and if you did travel in the many regions of KSA you would have meet mostly happy and content people. But did you really take your time to speak with Saudi Arabian women about their views on headscarfs? Really? Why are you making a big deal out of something like this?
Issues such as the ban on women driving (which is not really a law in reality (technically) and which was created in 1990 and totally alien to our ancient long customs and traditions, lack of Saudi Arabian women in the workforce compared to the men (despite having a bigger percentage at the universities and in general being better educated), and some other rather newly created laws that I personally consider retarded, are matters of importance.
You in your crusade to oppose elements of Islam to appear "modern and unlighted" are making small problems into huge problems.
You must have a wife, mother, sister (s), grandmother (s) or some other female relative that have either worn headscarfs or are doing it right now. Did you ever ask them if they feel oppressed for wearing it?
In short people are such engulfed in stereotyping KSA (which from the get-go was stereotyped under false impressions) that they have been lost in time. If you just knew how some Saudi Arabian women appear on Facebook, Twitter, when among other women, ABROAD (!!!!) or on social media you would never think of them as archaic conservative Muslim women that only produced children and stayed back home and did the food and laundry. That's such a epic mistake to make let alone highly ignorant let alone insulting.