And yet muslim people on facebook say that hijab is by free will..
Is this an example of a dog whistle? Unspecified "Muslim people on Facebook" say something you are almost certain to disagree with. No examples, no nuance, just a call to racism.
Iranian women compete at chess tournament without hijab: media reports
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#32Earlier quoted context omitted.
Funny thing is, as a practicing muslim - there is no compulsion in religion (direct quote from the Qur'an). Iran literally is using the ignorance of the populace to push their own means of controlling the masses.
What are some examples of muslim majority countries that allow women to not wear one?
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#33I feel proud as a human to see these brave women standing up for their rights and wish them and their fellow countrypeople all of the success with no bloodshed. It's time we move out of the age of religious compulsion on all fronts.
Funny thing is, as a practicing muslim - there is no compulsion in religion (direct quote from the Qur'an). Iran literally is using the ignorance of the populace to push their own means of controlling the masses.
That being said, the religious requirement is modest dress. Some traditions interpret that to require covering the hair or face. Other traditions do not. Hijab was uncommon in Bangladesh when my parents were growing up, but is increasingly common today due to growing cultural influence from middle eastern schools of Islam. That said, it’s worth noting that Islam is not like Protestant Christianity where lay people are supposed to interpret the meaning for themselves. Where relevant Islamic experts have spoken you’re supposed to defer to their interpretation.
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#35And yet muslim people on facebook say that hijab is by free will..
Muslim people living in places with the freedom to choose generally consider it a choice whereas those living in places without that freedom do not or will not admit to such a belief.
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#36And yet muslim people on facebook say that hijab is by free will..
There are many muslim people who live in places where that is true
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#37Chess tournaments are a great place for citizens of brutal regimes to defect ...
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#38I feel proud as a human to see these brave women standing up for their rights and wish them and their fellow countrypeople all of the success with no bloodshed. It's time we move out of the age of religious compulsion on all fronts.
I fear that many of the people who have encouraged these protests are still in the shadows smiling everytime someone dies.
Alinejad is one of them.
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#40Earlier quoted context omitted.
Funny thing is, as a practicing muslim - there is no compulsion in religion (direct quote from the Qur'an). Iran literally is using the ignorance of the populace to push their own means of controlling the masses.
What are some examples of muslim majority countries that allow women to not wear one?