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**RozzyLiu** · 07-02-2012, 04:56 AM

There is no need to defend anything..just wear whatever you want without having the need to go to lengths about why u wear.

That was a poorly thought out defense to be honest. I for one certainly don't wish secretaries wore niqaab or waitresses ..I'm not that insecure to be honest. Only an insecure woman with a husband who has wandering eyes would wish that. I don't know about you all, but she might just be taking the mickey so to speak.

I agree. And i agree its a bizarre defense. Also i agree its a poorly written article, from an equally poorly educated contributer

who has a penchant for western sources like the Washington Post and non muslim blogs to prove his position on muslim issues.

Bit bizarra a man (OP) so worried about female dress outside the obligatory while the woman (yourself) saying its no big deal ?

I agree - must be insecurity, no respect for women or for muslims outside the little puritanical box. so a prioritisation of obscure issues like niqab become obsessive like, just like the evangelical Puritanical Christians.

07-02-2012, 04:56 AM	#5
RozzyLiu Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 375 Senior Member	There is no need to defend anything..just wear whatever you want without having the need to go to lengths about why u wear. That was a poorly thought out defense to be honest. I for one certainly don't wish secretaries wore niqaab or waitresses ..I'm not that insecure to be honest. Only an insecure woman with a husband who has wandering eyes would wish that. I don't know about you all, but she might just be taking the mickey so to speak. I agree. And i agree its a bizarre defense. Also i agree its a poorly written article, from an equally poorly educated contributer who has a penchant for western sources like the Washington Post and non muslim blogs to prove his position on muslim issues. Bit bizarra a man (OP) so worried about female dress outside the obligatory while the woman (yourself) saying its no big deal ? I agree - must be insecurity, no respect for women or for muslims outside the little puritanical box. so a prioritisation of obscure issues like niqab become obsessive like, just like the evangelical Puritanical Christians.
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