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**Qeiafib** · 04-01-2012, 05:24 PM

Probably you haven't work in a science lab.......ever.

Your rigid approach is the evidence of impracticality in Muslim thought today. Try dissecting a leech with any science student (girl) ...and then tell me if you were successful in "keeping your gaze lower" while performing the dissection and discussing your lab tasks with your partner..What about comparing the results and analyzing the results?...This is the simplest of examples I'm giving you....Don't even think of dissecting pig , frog etc (Forget about operating on human body...) ...

Now please , keep it real and practical.....bye

You must be kidding me. I've spent countless hours in the lab...most of the time you're so focused on the project, you don't have time to look at anyone. Setting up, running tests, doing calculations, taking notes. Since when does that require looking at your partner? Remember, accidental glances are forgiven. But not trying to lower your gaze out of laziness is wrong.

04-01-2012, 05:24 PM	#40
Qeiafib Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 526 Senior Member	Probably you haven't work in a science lab.......ever. Your rigid approach is the evidence of impracticality in Muslim thought today. Try dissecting a leech with any science student (girl) ...and then tell me if you were successful in "keeping your gaze lower" while performing the dissection and discussing your lab tasks with your partner..What about comparing the results and analyzing the results?...This is the simplest of examples I'm giving you....Don't even think of dissecting pig , frog etc (Forget about operating on human body...) ... Now please , keep it real and practical.....bye You must be kidding me. I've spent countless hours in the lab...most of the time you're so focused on the project, you don't have time to look at anyone. Setting up, running tests, doing calculations, taking notes. Since when does that require looking at your partner? Remember, accidental glances are forgiven. But not trying to lower your gaze out of laziness is wrong.
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