Where is the logic?

Hello guys,

I am little bit confused ..You know, I have come across many times videos on Youtube or pictures of muslim girls with covered hair BUT with heavy layer of make up. I mean they post tutorials etc. and I really wonder where is the logic as their hair is covered but face is hidden under the layers of make up, which like we all know make women look better..
 
What is your opinion? Is it ok to cover hair but to put on such heavy layer of make up including red lipstick etc.? How does it go together? Plz... enlighten me ;)

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  • YES BUT, but organized prostitution is prohibited. aLREADY SEEN , sorry for late reply, ehm i came czech republic i saw some girls ,but they were not .... ehm 

  • Already seen really agree with you ehm :)))

  • Some people are authoritarian and impolite and they sometimes want to know things about the culture of other people. They are in fact, in favour of enforcing people to change because they think they need to follow a rigid set of rules in which they have no voice.A set of code of conduct is usually an absolute standard , which is motivated by religious considerations and also personal decisions. We need to respect all people in the world , because each one has its correct code of conduct . 

  • Precisely! How about a wrong interpretation, Mary? That's possible, right?

    MARY said:

    Zahra, nice to see you around, I like to talk about religion with you.

    I thougth the Quran, same as I've read in the Bible, said that women and guys have to dress modestly... But if you say that it mentions the women's hair as something that has to be covered, okay... you must know better. But I find very interesting how Catholics and Muslims seem to have the same rule but is interpreted in diff ways (just nuns cover their hair, but nowadays even many of them dress without any 'uniform')



    Where is the logic?
    Hello guys, I am little bit confused ..You know, I have come across many times videos on Youtube or pictures of muslim girls with covered hair BUT w…
  • Luci, since you are looking for logic in these things for general, may I ask what makes you think that all of our deeds came out of logic? Another thing, are we looking for coherence and consistency here like when you wear modest clothes tantamount to show that you are modest and you should possess that in your whole being~~well, yes!  Geez, I'll contradict myself when I try to question your seemingly same opinion as mine,  here as in the shade that I have the same thought as yours that why they would like to pretend to be modest where in reality their faces are showing off.

    Moreover, I assume you have a logical explanation too by asking the logic behind this not-so-obvious daring facade of some women. That caught my interest.

  • Zahra, nice to see you around, I like to talk about religion with you.

    I thougth the Quran, same as I've read in the Bible, said that women and guys have to dress modestly... But if you say that it mentions the women's hair as something that has to be covered, okay... you must know better. But I find very interesting how Catholics and Muslims seem to have the same rule but is interpreted in diff ways (just nuns cover their hair, but nowadays even many of them dress without any 'uniform')



    Zahra said:

    Hi,

    Thanks for the different topic.

    I think Hijab is something beyond just wearing a scarf. One's hair is an aspect of their beauty; but that's not all. To me a girl who wears very tight jeans, yet at the same time wears a scarf is not obeying what Islam exactly wants her so that she feels safer and not in center of strangers' attention. The same is about wearing make-ups.

    I am myself a Muslim; but I do not agree with those who wear make-ups.

    PS- The verses in our Holy Quran which are related to Hijab begins with this instruction: "...lower your gaze...". Even the Holy Quran, firstly wants "men" to lower their gaze. Then in the following verse wants women first to lower their gaze and then the other instructions including covering their beauties- which includes hair,.... So you see, one's behavior is also important. You should try not to gaze at someone- even of the same sex- intentionally just for enjoying. Besides, you should try to properly cover up your beauties- such as your hair. This is for your own good. This way you are less at risk of sick guys.

  • It's very easy
    By tge time it has started to be kind of fashion more then religious. And what makes them still keeping wearing the cover that they used to .
  • Tanya...

    Look...AG replied to Lord's reply - he tried to deffence me ...plz go and read what all Lord told me before...I mean reply where he calls me fatass clown stinky old prostitute...I can understand AG's anger as sb offended me here (Lord) ofc anonymously as he created his profile just to add his comment...
  • Everyone has their own opinions and ideas of what beauty is. Everyone has their own ways to make themselves happier in their life. Life is a gift from God. We can't judge someone by its cover. if we do, it looks like a stubborn people. For instance, a girl wear a mini skirt and put heavy layer of make up, we can't say that she's a prostitude. If u want to see traditional muslim girls who never use make up on their face, u can find out in remote area. They even dunno what mascara or make up tools.  ;)

  • I'd like to add wood to the fire 'cause well... you know me, I can't keep quiet.

    Before being accused to be an intolerant islamophobic fascist or something similar as well, I'd like to say some things here.

    David, "no offense" but you came here just like one week ago, you're being active and nice and we're super happy and all. You've let us know in different comments how awesome is your 'life's resumé', how you help orphans, how you have travelled a lot, you've been in Palestine etc, and that's cool, ofc... Here we even have members (some are friends of mine) from Palestine and Syria who haven't talked about their situation as much as you have done here in just few days... You're definitely our "human being of the month", I give you that. But still, you're a newcomer here and you don't about us, you don't know about Luci just for this discussion and you don't know how many times we have had heated arguments here... But is not that the good thing about freedom? (btw, you aren't the first one posting that topic)

    Luci likes to "shake" ppl here sometimes, yes. And I like that, even if sometimes we've had our arguments too. I've done the same sometimes too, and I can tell that most of the members here are just really active when you have a 'controversial' topic, or when you 'provoke' them and shake their minds a lil bit. I've learnt that people just tell you what they truly think about something when you 'piss them off' a lil bit. Then is when people talk and share their opinions without the stupid filter of the political correctness (another thing that I hate btw) Twisted method? Maybe. Effective? Always.

    I wanna tell with this that you're also gonna see me 'teasing' people and arguing about religion here a lot. My opinion about Islam is similar to the one who people like Richard Dawkins and Christopher Hitchens have, and I also think that "Religion is the opium of the people"... I'd even say 'a cancer'. And btw, talkin' about 'freedom', I'm gonna defend my right to say that 'religion is a cancer' as much as I'm gonna defend the right of a religious person to say that atheists will burn in hell.

    I don't care if someone believes in God, Saints, the Holy Spirit, Fairies or anything they want. I'm always gonna respect that: the beliefs. But I'm sorry... I NEVER gonna respect the doctrine of religions, and that's why i made fun in my first comment. I can't respect it. I can't respect something that it was made to manipulate and control people, to abuse, to kill... Just the symbol of the cross have killed and abused of more people than most of the political symbols altogether... How am I gonna respect that? Is like if you ask me to respect the swastika. I can't, and I don't care the 'label' that anybody puts me on for that.

    So yes, you're gonna see me here arguin and disagreeing a lot with people talkin' about religion. Actually I LOVE the topic. And I'm gonna keep being as much 'politically incorrect' or erm... as you say 'islamophobic' as Luci is about religion's nonsense rules. And even if i don't like to talk about my private stuff, I'd make clear that I'm atheist but former Catholic, all my family is Catholic, most of my friends are Catholic, I've many muslim friends, some female friends who wear hijab and some who don't and I even had a muslim bf once... But yeah, I'm pretty much intolerant with religion too.



    David said:

    Should I? Shouldn't I?
    Ok one last post from me on this topic.

    You're nearly right about discussion: In the UK and a number of other countries a platform (right of discussion) isn't given to those who promote intolerance. One of the few things I'm really proud of the UK for.

    Couching your Islamophobia as a question and a search for an opinion is neither original nor ingenious, but a well worn path for those who would seek to divide us, but there are enough people on this forum who know the difference between a zebra and a horse.

    Finally please feel free to continue your casual racism against me ie referring to me as a 'native speaker' in a derogatory manner.
    In 39 years challenging racism and fascism, I've had a lot lot worse, from a lot lot better.

    That truly is all from me on this matter,as I'm empowering the continuation of this topic.

    Peace be with you
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