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Again, your second paragraph has nothing to do with the point i was making. By the way, I don't really support banning head scarf of any kind. I think it is silly and counter-productive.
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But if you are saying it is only optional before puberty
you might want to read this?
I've already told you that the majority is not the problem. The fanatics make up a small percentage of Muslims and if you find and remove their leaders and inner circles, the rest will scramble.
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Plus, I've read it somewhere Muslim women are now saying that they don't want to wear head scarf anymore because Trump is now president. They don't want unwanted violence from Trump supporters.
My question is if head scarf is a requirement for their religion, then why do they choose not to wear it because of Trump?
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Trump has nothing to do with it. It depends on how religious they are and the modestly level of their community.
The head scarf and body coverage go all the way back to the Old Testament. It's a sign of modesty. Less than 10% of people from two of the Abrahamic religions actually follow it and less than 50% of Muslims follow it.
I've already told you that the majority is not the problem. The fanatics make up a small percentage of Muslims and if you find and remove their leaders and inner circles, the rest will scramble.
Trump has nothing to do with it. It depends on how religious they are and the modestly level of their community.
The head scarf and body coverage go all the way back to the Old Testament. It's a sign of modesty. Less than 10% of people from two of the Abrahamic religions actually follow it and less than 50% of Muslims follow it.
again, the ONLY reason I brought up Trump is prove the point that head scarf is optional.
I never said majority of the Muslims are the problem.
Matter of the fact, NONE of the posters has said MAJORITY of Muslims are the problem. You keep on changing the direction of this thread. I have no ideas what point you are making.
again, the ONLY reason I brought up Trump is prove the point that head scarf is optional.
I never said majority of the Muslims are the problem.
Matter of the fact, NONE of the posters has said MAJORITY of Muslims are the problem. You keep on changing the direction of this thread. I have no ideas what point you are making.
No one is blaming majority of the Muslims here.
You don't need to yell, by the way.
Re-read the thread many posts blame a large amount of Muslims for supporting it in some way. Why else would they keep on demanding that the come out and denounce it every single time an incident occurs?
FYI: All caps is yelling. Bold is used to separate responses within statements.
Re-read the thread many posts blame a large amount of Muslims for supporting it in some way. Why else would they keep on demanding that the come out and denounce it every single time an incident occurs?
FYI: All caps is yelling. Bold is used to separate responses within statements.
Re-read the thread many posts blame a large amount of Muslims for supporting it in some way. Why else would they keep on demanding that the come out and denounce it every single time an incident occurs?
FYI: All caps is yelling. Bold is used to separate responses within statements.
A large number do support it or have sympathy for their actions. Thats proven by countless polls of muslims.
Muslims dont have any problems protesting against something if they feel strongly against it. We have seen this countless times. But terrorism in the name of the prophet is apparently not considered as insulting and blasphemous to the religion as other things to protest against.
The question is why this fundamentalism is so strong and the answer is found among the religious leaders (all men) in the muslim communities who see the modern world as a threat to their power, status and privileges. They will and do fight against this threat, they demonize this threat and of course radicalize millions of mostly uneducated gullible people in the process.
Re-read the thread many posts blame a large amount of Muslims for supporting it in some way. Why else would they keep on demanding that the come out and denounce it every single time an incident occurs?
The majority of so called 'good Muslims' NEVER come out and denounce terrorist incidents. That's why we come to the conclusion they quietly agree with it. Either that, or they're too frightened to denounce it, because, well, they might get killed by other 'bad' Muslims. Which is it?
If it's fear, then they have to find some guts, because we're sick of their inability to stand up for what's right.
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