Costapacket: Im afraid as I would have guns pointing at me, sorry to say rightly so I believe...
I would obey the local custom of course for the sake of peace and quiet.....So why don't the Burqua wearing mob do the same here.... Or are they not going to do as they demand in their country and I would like them to do so in mine.......Funny that they demand we request......Who's the tolerant one?????
patmac: I would obey the local custom of course for the sake of peace and quiet.....So why don't the Burqua wearing mob do the same here.... Or are they not going to do as they demand in their country and I would like them to do so in mine.......Funny that they demand we request......Who's the tolerant one?????
lifeisadreamMexi Go, Mexico State Mexico16,713 posts
vogell: can you change a style sometimes....
I would cover when going to their temples and I would use a Burka in order to participate on some local (brief) activities but for everyday's life I would not but I would make my clothing to be conserva as a respect for their culture, even if I do not agree with it.
patmac: I would obey the local custom of course for the sake of peace and quiet.....So why don't the Burqua wearing mob do the same here.... Or are they not going to do as they demand in their country and I would like them to do so in mine.......Funny that they demand we request......Who's the tolerant one?????
Bloody well said!
I also notice that her picture comment is that the code of dress she is wearing is the most popular in Europe....got me scratching my head at that comment.
patmac: I would obey the local custom of course for the sake of peace and quiet.....So why don't the Burqua wearing mob do the same here.... Or are they not going to do as they demand in their country and I would like them to do so in mine.......Funny that they demand we request......Who's the tolerant one?????
Guarding your mind is important, what you listen to imprints on your mind stream. You can probably remember your 16th birthday because the experience is imprinted upon your mind. In Iran and other Moslem countries speakers call the believers to prays. Looking at Faces of the Mullah's makes imprint, looking at women covering up makes imprint even the little round hats. Marvelling at Muslim art makes imprint.
jahzah: I do what ever the locals do in the regions travel out of respect for culture. Its nicer that way
This. I would not want to offend people when I am a visitor in their country. However, I also would worry that if I wear Niqab/Burka when I visit a muslim country, I would offend people. I don't think non-muslims are supposed to? Perhaps it's considered 'an honor that must be earned' ? I don't know. Maybe I'd consult someone who knows what's appropriate.
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CAN YOU WEAR NIQAB OR BURKA if you travel to middle east or Iran?(Vote Below)