maclatunji: I see the distress many women go through everyday with their fake air, nails, lashes etc. They seem never to be satisfied with their fake looks, yet they collectively spend billions of dollars every year on these accessories. As a man, my thoughts do not get dominated by the perception of how I look and I agree that women who use hijab will for the most part not bother about it too since they are not exposed to the public gaze in terms of their looks and are not subjected to popular but dubious notions of what beauty is.

AbdH:

Hair = fake

Eyebrows = fake

Eyelashes = fake

Eyes = fake colour

Lips = fake colour

Fingernails = fake (even tigers keep in their claws except when they want to hunt)

Toenails = fake

Complexion = fake

A decent original life is better than a fake expensive life. Muslim women do not know how much Allah has blessed them. Hijab is good, hijab is beautiful.

20pounds: I do not subscribe to the way our women have recourse to artificial accessories to enhance their beauty. To me; it leaves a sour taste in the mouth. They end up looking like women of easy virtue and tramps. May be, this is why more and more men are losing respect for ladies cos how you dress/look is how you'd be addressed.


That said, I hope that one day, the wearing of Hijab should be a matter of convinction and not compulsion. I see the Ninja looking types with babies straddled to their backs and hidden inside the thick Hijab under hot sun. What happens to the right and health of these babies to air?

akpanikpe:
Boobs and backyard actificial.

20pounds: I do not subscribe to the way our women have recourse to artificial accessories to enhance their beauty. To me; it leaves a sour taste in the mouth. They end up looking like women of easy virtue and tramps. May be, this is why more and more men are losing respect for ladies cos how you dress/look is how you'd be addressed.
That said, I hope that one day, the wearing of Hijab should be a matter of convinction and not compulsion. I see the Ninja looking types with babies straddled to their backs and hidden inside the thick Hijab under hot sun. What happens to the right and health of these babies to air?

ogirma: This research is just saying or portraying what quran have highlighted over 300yrs ago.
The sexuality of a lady is appreciated when covered. A Lil example dose dat a been raped in most country take a look of their mode of dressing u will see that dose with hijab have a low rate of been sexuality violated

TrollMan: In Afghanistan, Iraq and Iran, women use hijab to bomb and kill people. They usually disguise themselves inside this as suicide bombers. Is that the body Image?

Herrmes: That stuff automatically repels me, not just that,.it disgusts me too, no offense

AbdH:

Really? I'm not surprised. It gives me joy that it repels someone like you. It does a good job keeping harm away anyway.

TrollMan: In Afghanistan, Iraq and Iran, women use hijab to bomb and kill people. They usually disguise themselves inside this as suicide bombers. Is that the body Image?

20pounds: That said, I hope that one day, the wearing of Hijab should be a matter of convinction and not compulsion.

20pounds: I see the Ninja looking types with babies straddled to their backs and hidden inside the thick Hijab under hot sun. What happens to the right and health of these babies to air?

TrollMan: In Afghanistan, Iraq and Iran, women use hijab to bomb and kill people. They usually disguise themselves inside this as suicide bombers. Is that the body Image?

RayMcBlue:


^^^Anyhoo, I believe we are all equal and should not advertise our religion nor foist it on others. Religion is a private matter and must be treated accordingly.

I find it very insulting to see a teacher that teaches science or ethics wearing a hijab here in Durban, for example. A teacher has to be neutral in front of their students, has to be equal with his or her co-workers, and more specifically has to respect the dress code of the institution he or she works for. If somebody believes in God, great, but they don't have to show it, especially when in a position of authority.

tbaba12345:

This smacks of intolerance. Your concept of what a religion should be or is, is irrelevant and should not be imposed on anyone. Wearing a hijab is part of a muslim woman faith. It is part of her identity. You want to strip that away to conform to your secular, liberal ideas.

Islam as a religion is not limited to the private life, there are public aspects to it.

RayMcBlue:

I think it should be like any other sort of hobby/interest, e.g playing the piano. If you find a group of people who share similar interests (in religion) then you should be free to get together and worship. However, you don't find people saying "if you don't take up playing the piano then you're going to hell". So in that case, you shouldn't be allowed to abuse others for not having the same beliefs and impose your own onto them... or flaunt it in their respective faces.