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**11Woxsepmoomo** · 05-23-2011, 02:58 AM

I honestly don't see why people think it's a big deal mentioning "not wearing a niqab in times of fitna is wrong". The comment is usually "Oh so more than such and such percent of women are committing sin according to you?" As if the whole woman populace is protecting itself from other sins like gheebah lying etc.

It is an interesting observation how the populace has most concerns which has some significance with 'public viewing' like the niqab. Others would be the beard, sunnah dress, etc. Sins such as Gheebat, lying, slander, etc are low on the scale of debate and priority.

05-23-2011, 02:58 AM	#16
11Woxsepmoomo Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 504 Senior Member	I honestly don't see why people think it's a big deal mentioning "not wearing a niqab in times of fitna is wrong". The comment is usually "Oh so more than such and such percent of women are committing sin according to you?" As if the whole woman populace is protecting itself from other sins like gheebah lying etc. It is an interesting observation how the populace has most concerns which has some significance with 'public viewing' like the niqab. Others would be the beard, sunnah dress, etc. Sins such as Gheebat, lying, slander, etc are low on the scale of debate and priority.
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