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**KukkoDrukko** · 09-04-2012, 04:22 AM

It is part of the Middleclass Pakistani Culture who try to be westernised due to their inferiority complex and think they are too sophisticated progressive and modern, to follow the rules of Shariah

And try to be Islamic but made a big mess of it: when they do wear the headscarf they just cover part of the head leaving some hair on show (the point? Either cover properly 100% or don't. Otherwise you could be mistaken for a Hindu or Sikh woman. And don't wear the dupatta to cover; it's too thin and see through!)

When they hear the adhaan on goes the headscarf - but many will miss the prayer! The logic? And where in the Sunnah does it say "when you hear the adhaan cover your head"?

09-04-2012, 04:22 AM	#8
KukkoDrukko Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 511 Senior Member	It is part of the Middleclass Pakistani Culture who try to be westernised due to their inferiority complex and think they are too sophisticated progressive and modern, to follow the rules of Shariah And try to be Islamic but made a big mess of it: when they do wear the headscarf they just cover part of the head leaving some hair on show (the point? Either cover properly 100% or don't. Otherwise you could be mistaken for a Hindu or Sikh woman. And don't wear the dupatta to cover; it's too thin and see through!) When they hear the adhaan on goes the headscarf - but many will miss the prayer! The logic? And where in the Sunnah does it say "when you hear the adhaan cover your head"?
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