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France made face masks mandatory, but face veils still banned


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Guest Adarsh
Just now, Maleficent said:

r u joking? in iran showing your hair is punishable by death lmao 

I can only speak for the people around me and they wear it as a symbol of their cultural identity. I’m sure the Islamic members on this forum will agree. 

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Morphine Prince
1 minute ago, MyQueen said:

It is a free country, thats why they dont allow repression!

“You are FREE... now do NOT do something willingly that doesn’t hurt others or we will fine you!” 

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Maleficent
1 minute ago, Adarsh said:

I can only speak for the people around me and they wear it as a symbol of their cultural identity. I’m sure the Islamic members on this forum will agree. 

i’m arabic and i don’t agree lmaoo

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2 minutes ago, DiskoBaby said:

That's Isalmophobic, we have to respect their culture 

Religions are people’s choices which are arguable and jokable and criticizable. You can’t just call an opinion on a religion a phobia and you can’t compare a religion to a culture. As someone who grew up in Morocco where Islam is practiced, I can tell you that my family’s religion has nothing to do with our culture 

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MANiCURE 6

And what is the connection between these two things ? :triggered:

Veil is a religious choice.

Masks are for safety and are necessary.

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Taide
2 minutes ago, Adarsh said:

I can only speak for the people around me and they wear it as a symbol of their cultural identity. I’m sure the Islamic members on this forum will agree. 

No.

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DiskoBaby
3 minutes ago, Taide said:

Religion isn't culture, sweetie.

Islam sure is a culture as much as a religion. And it's a political ideology. Read The Quran. 

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tylerjs
2 minutes ago, MyQueen said:

It is a free country, thats why they dont allow repression!

The Islamaphobia jumped out :billie:

so let me get this right: you’re saying that revoking the right of a citizen to wear what SHE PERSONALLY wants to wear makes it a free country? By revoking her FREE WILL to wear what she wants to wear, you’re saying that means she is MORE free? 
 

you have lost ya marbles honey :kiss:

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alsemanche

Not to mention that Western countries are very obviously Islamophobic so there's no need to pretend that such decisions are motivated by their "care" for Muslim women in particular

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4 minutes ago, heygurlhi said:

we dont have to anything, just as they. 

This religion as most of other religion doesn’t respect non religious people, people who don’t believe in them, homosexuals, women, people of color, etc. why would we have to respect 🤦🏽‍♂️

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Guest Adarsh
Just now, Maleficent said:

i’m arabic and i don’t agree lmaoo

Maybe the Muslims around me are more progressive than the ones around you. My boyfriend is Muslim and a lot of people in his family wear them. And they’re highly educated people who support our relationship despite the common notion that Islam forbids homosexuality.

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evgenigerm2

This has been the case in Bulgaria for months now :huntyga:

„I allow myself to fail. I allow myself to break. I'm not afraid of my flaws.“
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blankpaper
13 minutes ago, Maleficent said:

Islam forces all women to wear hijabs in their countries, but suddenly it’s a problem when we force all women not too? hypocrisy.  

No ones banning hijabs though 

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2 minutes ago, MANiCURE 6 said:

And what is the connection between these two things ? :triggered:

Veil is a religious choice.

Masks are for safety and are necessary.

Veil is a religious obligation for a gender and not the other, since that sale gender is considered as lower, dirtier and provocative

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