Comments on: Hijabs Rooted In Kinky Ceremony? http://religiousfreaks.com/?p=314 Have faith in yourself Mon, 15 Mar 2010 08:07:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: Melissa http://religiousfreaks.com/?p=314#comment-84331 Melissa Thu, 30 Aug 2007 07:33:38 +0000 http://religiousfreaks.com/2006/11/01/hijabs-rooted-in-kinky-ceremony/#comment-84331 Oh, and the modern hijab (or headscarf) was not popular among muslimahs until the 1970s or so. Before they they wore long flowing robes from head to toe (a big cape that covered their hair as well-- exposing only the hands and face), however women desired a more convient form of dress (as they were spending more time outside of the home). With the modern hijab (basically a pinned up scarf) women could wear more westernized-clothes while still covering their hair. Oh, and the modern hijab (or headscarf) was not popular among muslimahs until the 1970s or so. Before they they wore long flowing robes from head to toe (a big cape that covered their hair as well– exposing only the hands and face), however women desired a more convient form of dress (as they were spending more time outside of the home). With the modern hijab (basically a pinned up scarf) women could wear more westernized-clothes while still covering their hair.

]]> By: Melissa http://religiousfreaks.com/?p=314#comment-84329 Melissa Thu, 30 Aug 2007 07:27:58 +0000 http://religiousfreaks.com/2006/11/01/hijabs-rooted-in-kinky-ceremony/#comment-84329 Muslims do not claim sole ownership of the idea of 'veiling'-- in fact most early civilizations had some form headcovering (be they hats or veils-- think of the pictures of the virgin Mary, who is pictured wearing a veil). It seems highly probable that a headscarf would, at some point, have been worn by priestesses. I have no doubts that they did. However, as many cultures a modest head-covering, it seems pre-emptive and inconclusive to assume a relationship between the two. And (again!), the hijab is a scarf that covers a woman's hair-- not her face. Perhaps a new photo (or some research before commenting) should be considered as some people seem to be confused. Muslims do not claim sole ownership of the idea of ‘veiling’– in fact most early civilizations had some form headcovering (be they hats or veils– think of the pictures of the virgin Mary, who is pictured wearing a veil). It seems highly probable that a headscarf would, at some point, have been worn by priestesses. I have no doubts that they did. However, as many cultures a modest head-covering, it seems pre-emptive and inconclusive to assume a relationship between the two.

And (again!), the hijab is a scarf that covers a woman’s hair– not her face. Perhaps a new photo (or some research before commenting) should be considered as some people seem to be confused.

]]> By: Nai'ma http://religiousfreaks.com/?p=314#comment-80133 Nai'ma Fri, 10 Aug 2007 20:35:03 +0000 http://religiousfreaks.com/2006/11/01/hijabs-rooted-in-kinky-ceremony/#comment-80133 Your very judgmental who in their right mind would spend their time on an usless website critisizing use on our faith in our ever-so great religion????? Amad person and for your information christian and catholic woman are supposed to cover their head also it is just the nuns who dress bibilcally Your very judgmental who in their right mind would spend their time on an usless website critisizing use on our faith in our ever-so great religion????? Amad person and for your information christian and catholic woman are supposed to cover their head also it is just the nuns who dress bibilcally

]]> By: Edward Taylor http://religiousfreaks.com/?p=314#comment-49524 Edward Taylor Thu, 12 Apr 2007 12:21:03 +0000 http://religiousfreaks.com/2006/11/01/hijabs-rooted-in-kinky-ceremony/#comment-49524 What is quite interesting to me is how the hijab is changing over time in different countries. Each adapting the hijab to customs and tastes of its people. silkrouteclothing.com seems to be one of many companies doing this. And I would love to see more of this arround the world. What is quite interesting to me is how the hijab is changing over time in different countries. Each adapting the hijab to customs and tastes of its people.

silkrouteclothing.com seems to be one of many companies doing this. And I would love to see more of this arround the world.

]]> By: Ulrik http://religiousfreaks.com/?p=314#comment-30445 Ulrik Thu, 01 Feb 2007 20:49:45 +0000 http://religiousfreaks.com/2006/11/01/hijabs-rooted-in-kinky-ceremony/#comment-30445 "Hijab is recommended to be wored by each and every Muslim Female" Only recommended? So muslim women around the world can choose not to cover themself? "This is to make sure that all females are kept secured and that their secracy remain secrate." Why must women be wrapped up and kept home when it is the men that should be kept under guard? Oh thats right. In muslim society the men makes the rules. "Muslims should not behave like animals. They have a divine guidance not like others who discarded their books and embrace the doomed civilization" I just read about a icecream salesman in Thailand who had his head cut off by muslim rebels in accordance with the Quran which say "cut off their heads". Very divine guidance. I guess you mean the western society when you talk about doomed civilization. The interesting thing is that its the muslim countries that have the most civil unrest, corruption, incompetent leadership and economic unstability. If I should point to a doomed civilization I would pick the islamic world. It has a hard time adjusting and developing and the islamic religion is the weakest I know of. If just one little sentence in the Quran is without doubt false. Just one. then it can't be made by a God - that would mean Muhammed either was an imposter or mentally ill. The whole religion would collapse. Examples: sura 6:38 says that all animals and flying beings form communities, like humans. Not true. Many species live alone. There are even animals that eats their partner after sex according to their nature. Sura 25:45-46 Say that the moving sun creates shadows. Thats what it looked like for Muhammed but its not true. Its the rotating earth that creates the shadows. There you go. I have just destroyed an entire religion. Thats how weak founded it really is and that would perhaps explain why muslims gets so angry when somebody critisize it. Deep inside they know. “Hijab is recommended to be wored by each and every Muslim Female”

Only recommended? So muslim women around the world can choose not to cover themself?

“This is to make sure that all females are kept secured and that their secracy remain secrate.”

Why must women be wrapped up and kept home when it is the men that should be kept under guard? Oh thats right. In muslim society the men makes the rules.

“Muslims should not behave like animals. They have a divine guidance not like others who discarded their books and embrace the doomed civilization”

I just read about a icecream salesman in Thailand who had his head cut off by muslim rebels in accordance with the Quran which say “cut off their heads”. Very divine guidance.

I guess you mean the western society when you talk about doomed civilization. The interesting thing is that its the muslim countries that have the most civil unrest, corruption, incompetent leadership and economic unstability.

If I should point to a doomed civilization I would pick the islamic world. It has a hard time adjusting and developing and the islamic religion is the weakest I know of.

If just one little sentence in the Quran is without doubt false. Just one. then it can’t be made by a God - that would mean Muhammed either was an imposter or mentally ill. The whole religion would collapse.

Examples:

sura 6:38 says that all animals and flying beings form communities, like humans.
Not true. Many species live alone. There are even animals that eats their partner after sex according to their nature.

Sura 25:45-46 Say that the moving sun creates shadows. Thats what it looked like for Muhammed but its not true. Its the rotating earth that creates the shadows.

There you go. I have just destroyed an entire religion. Thats how weak founded it really is and that would perhaps explain why muslims gets so angry when somebody critisize it. Deep inside they know.

]]> By: adamvan2000 http://religiousfreaks.com/?p=314#comment-30416 adamvan2000 Thu, 01 Feb 2007 18:56:31 +0000 http://religiousfreaks.com/2006/11/01/hijabs-rooted-in-kinky-ceremony/#comment-30416 I find it interesting that the evidence on the origins of the hajib point to a culture where women were respected and held in positions of authority. Maybe I'm wrong on that point. If that is true, then it's interesting to see that the same culture has now come to symbolize repression of women. Wouldn't that be very ironic? Or maybe something to make us concerned... I find it interesting that the evidence on the origins of the hajib point to a culture where women were respected and held in positions of authority. Maybe I’m wrong on that point. If that is true, then it’s interesting to see that the same culture has now come to symbolize repression of women. Wouldn’t that be very ironic? Or maybe something to make us concerned…

]]> By: gasmonso http://religiousfreaks.com/?p=314#comment-19154 gasmonso Wed, 29 Nov 2006 18:36:36 +0000 http://religiousfreaks.com/2006/11/01/hijabs-rooted-in-kinky-ceremony/#comment-19154 Hi Amatullah, I can assure you that your comment was not edited in any manner by me or anyone on this site. I respect everyone's freedom of speech whether I agree with their opinions or not. This I can guarantee you. Could you explain what exactly was edited? gasmonso Hi Amatullah, I can assure you that your comment was not edited in any manner by me or anyone on this site. I respect everyone’s freedom of speech whether I agree with their opinions or not. This I can guarantee you.

Could you explain what exactly was edited?

gasmonso

]]> By: Amatullah http://religiousfreaks.com/?p=314#comment-19107 Amatullah Wed, 29 Nov 2006 10:33:34 +0000 http://religiousfreaks.com/2006/11/01/hijabs-rooted-in-kinky-ceremony/#comment-19107 why was my post edited?? why was my post edited??

]]> By: Shaze http://religiousfreaks.com/?p=314#comment-19035 Shaze Wed, 29 Nov 2006 00:48:00 +0000 http://religiousfreaks.com/2006/11/01/hijabs-rooted-in-kinky-ceremony/#comment-19035 Why must we stay where we don't belong Why must we stay where we don't belong Because there's never gonna be enough space So eat the meek, savor the taste It's always gonna be a delicacy Lick your chops and eat the meek Why must we stay where we don't belong Why must we stay where we don't belong, don't belong The factory mass producing fear, bottled, Capped, distributed near and far Sold for a reasonable price And the people, they love it, they feed it Brush with it, bathe with it, breathe it Inject it direct to the blood It seems to be replacing love Why must we stay where we don't belong Why must we stay where we don't belong, don't belong Because there's always gonna be token truth Forgotten code discarded youth You know there's always gonna be pedigree One own the air one pay to breathe Why must we stay where we don't belong? Why must we stay where we don’t belong
Why must we stay where we don’t belong

Because there’s never gonna be enough space
So eat the meek, savor the taste
It’s always gonna be a delicacy
Lick your chops and eat the meek

Why must we stay where we don’t belong
Why must we stay where we don’t belong, don’t belong

The factory mass producing fear, bottled,
Capped, distributed near and far
Sold for a reasonable price
And the people, they love it, they feed it
Brush with it, bathe with it, breathe it
Inject it direct to the blood
It seems to be replacing love

Why must we stay where we don’t belong
Why must we stay where we don’t belong, don’t belong

Because there’s always gonna be token truth
Forgotten code discarded youth
You know there’s always gonna be pedigree
One own the air one pay to breathe

Why must we stay where we don’t belong?

]]> By: Amatullah http://religiousfreaks.com/?p=314#comment-18999 Amatullah Tue, 28 Nov 2006 20:28:36 +0000 http://religiousfreaks.com/2006/11/01/hijabs-rooted-in-kinky-ceremony/#comment-18999 >> "So why is it that only one that is held responsible for preventing this “immoral sex” is the women? Don’t muslim men have self control? " >> “So why is it that only one that is held responsible for preventing this “immoral sex” is the women? Don’t muslim men have self control? “

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