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14 Dec 2006 Thu 12:14 am |
Im sending you a new postwhich was recently presented by one of the famous Turkish soccer Technic director during a TV show;now all Turkish people clapping him coz we fed up with these EU wants from Turkish...
We are having shameful days which are really shameful…I, as a Turkish,I thought that are shameful,we are in the formation for 43 years. When we started this formulation, countries which were not in the geography,map,and they were independed into 10 or 15 years and they are talking about shameful things. It is revenge of SEVR agrement which was held in 1915 and Turkey were seperated by countries such as Uk,France,Italy,Greece. They wanna leave Lozan agreement which Turkish got back their lands.Many of them were escaped out of Turkey by Turkish people’s independent war. This is really shameful.It is really revenge of it…the tgings they are talking about, Ankara agreement,decisions about Cyprus, openings of harbours for southern cyprus,these are shameful. Turkey is a country which will manage to overcome all.This is a surroundings without weapons,it will stand alone succesfully.Turkey had been surrounded with weapons in 1915s. Turkish had showed common sense.we showed how much improved sympathy and antipathy for EU into 2 years.Because Turkish had met famine in advance but never lost their freedom and honour.
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14 Dec 2006 Thu 12:48 am |
lapinkulta
i didnt understand ur post (mainly due to ur english).
u love such texts, dont u? texts full of emotions.
if a person not from turkey takes serious this sort of opinions of such turks, he/she may think that turkey is a victim of all the nations in this world. eu humiliates turkey, greece is an enemy, armenians are evil, all the central asian countries (so falsely called cousins) do not support turkey (so they automatically become traitors), russia is a monster, usa not helpful enough. these are words i hear everytime i talk a turk. i am tired of conspiracy theories.
a turk is too much proud to join eu, even though he/she is keen on being in eu. this type of thinking is very typical to the eastern mentality: i am a proud turk, proud azer, proud kazak, etc!
i wonder if people are aware of that pride brings u nowhere. it is not a positive value that could help u build a strong society. pride = emptiness!
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14 Dec 2006 Thu 12:50 am |
looks like this soccer player (technic???) has a very limited vocabulary, but he sure believes in higher powers .
very well said femme fatal.
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14 Dec 2006 Thu 12:59 am |
femme,I just translated his sentences one by one as I do in this web page.and I support his opinions.coz we all Turkish fed up with things were wanted from Turkey.few years ago many of Turks supported being a member of Eu but now... not...we dont call these nations as enemies except for they call us.now these nations as u said (armenians,gereks etc) say that Turkey is out of European geography...
u must have guessed why many Turks claps his opinions...
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14 Dec 2006 Thu 01:00 am |
Quoting catwoman: looks like this soccer player (technic???) has a very limited vocabulary, but he sure believes in higher powers .
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ooops i thought lapinkulta is the one who translated the speach of the turkish people beloved "technic"
pardon, pardon then!
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14 Dec 2006 Thu 01:01 am |
Quoting catwoman: looks like this soccer player (technic???) has a very limited vocabulary, but he sure believes in higher powers .
very well said Maral. |
Probably Fenerbahçe technical director
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14 Dec 2006 Thu 01:06 am |
Quoting Joey: Quoting catwoman: looks like this soccer player (technic???) has a very limited vocabulary, but he sure believes in higher powers .
very well said Maral. |
Probably Fenerbahçe technical director |
he will be up for presidency soon . interesting how people love to clap to those who feed their pride and insecurities, but not to those who have some real answers and thoughts... shameful, very shameful.
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14 Dec 2006 Thu 01:10 am |
Quoting Lapinkulta: femme,I just translated his sentences one by one as I do in this web page.and I support his opinions.coz we all Turkish fed up with things were wanted from Turkey.few years ago many of Turks supported being a member of Eu but now... not...we dont call these nations as enemies except for they call us.now these nations as u said (armenians,gereks etc) say that Turkey is out of European geography...
u must have guessed why many Turks claps his opinions... |
huni,
u are exaggeratin,
let the britons alone be an example of love to turkey!
i have friends in italy, they do love turks, and they have nothing against turkey.
btw, let me ask u a question, regarding ur statement "that armenians and greeks do not want turkey as a part of europe" (although nobodys right to decide so). are u an european, lapi?
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14 Dec 2006 Thu 01:14 am |
I advise u to read more about Turkey's history and independence war in 1915s.Then you will learn what SEVR agreements remind Turkish??
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14 Dec 2006 Thu 02:10 am |
Quoting Joey: Quoting catwoman: looks like this soccer player (technic???) has a very limited vocabulary, but he sure believes in higher powers .
very well said Maral. |
Probably Fenerbahçe technical director |
heeheeheeheehee...
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14 Dec 2006 Thu 02:20 am |
Im really agree with lapin.Turkey is european country...and Turkish ppl are modern,I hope they will join EU soon...
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14 Dec 2006 Thu 04:56 am |
Rolling eyes first !
But fair enough admin.
Quoting irishanna: Im really agree with lapin.Turkey is european country..QUOTE]
İ agree with Lapin totally.
And no Türkiye not just European country,its Asian country too,and that what is giving her its beauty,and should be accepted as she is.
She shouldn't be paying for who she is ! |
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14 Dec 2006 Thu 06:43 am |
Quoting irishanna: Im really agree with lapin.Turkey is european country...and Turkish ppl are modern,I hope they will join EU soon... |
That is why i say Turkey has an identity Crisis... are they European or Asia? They came from all the way deep in Asia to Anatolia, and tried to come into Europe... how are they European? it's the worst of things. an identity crisis...
Turkey is neither Euro nor Asian. it's middle eastern, in it's unique region of the world, the heart and soul of the universe!!!!!! and dare a person disagree?
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14 Dec 2006 Thu 06:58 am |
"heart and soul of the universe"???? and how did you get there? You must have a big imagination.
Turkey doesn't have any identity crisis, but it has a dilemma whether to stop lying, admit to their mistakes, let people be free in thinking (which would also imply criticizing the society and government, and we don't want that to happen), give rights to historically disadvantaged women and Kurds, etc.
Europe is just making it easier for Turkey to play the poor victim because of their own stupid games and lies.
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14 Dec 2006 Thu 07:12 am |
Quoting catwoman: "heart and soul of the universe"???? and how did you get there? You must have a big imagination. |
YES YOU WOULDNT BE THIS FAR IN LIFE IF IT WASNT FOR THE MIDDLE EAST... EVERYTHING ORIGINATED THERE....
Quoting catwoman:
Turkey doesn't have any identity crisis, but it has a dilemma whether to stop lying, admit to their mistakes, let people be free in thinking (which would also imply criticizing the society and government, and we don't want that to happen), give rights to historically disadvantaged women and Kurds, etc.
Europe is just making it easier for Turkey to play the poor victim because of their own stupid games and lies. |
Turkey has an identity crisis! Yes "AM I EUROPEAN OR WHAT? WHAT AM I? WHERE AM I? WHO WANTS ME? WHAT DO I WANT?"- they are depraiving themselves their own rights- from the veil to the kurds... and begging to be in the EU... that's a loss of dignity... and how could the cradle of civilization be one day a nation of confusion...
Pity the nation that is full of beliefs and empty of religion.
Pity the nation that wears a cloth it does not weave, eats a bread it does not harvest, and drinks a wine that flows not from its own wine-press.
Pity the nation that acclaims the bull as hero, and that deems the glittering conqueror bountiful.
Pity the nation whose statesman is a fox, whose philosopher is a juggler, and whose art is the art of patching and mimicking.
Pity the nation whose sages are dumb with years and whose strong men are yet in the cradle.
Khalil Gibran
The garden of the Prophet (1934)
and may peace and bounty be upon all of us!
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14 Dec 2006 Thu 07:14 am |
From what I understood, you are trying to say is that YOU have identity crisis... . Anyways, the rest of what you said has no real content to discuss, those are just your emotions, can't argue with that.
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14 Dec 2006 Thu 07:20 am |
Quoting arabianofelix: That is why i say Turkey has an identity Crisis... are they European or Asia? They came from all the way deep in Asia to Anatolia, and tried to come into Europe... how are they European? it's the worst of things. an identity crisis...
Turkey is neither Euro nor Asian. it's middle eastern, in it's unique region of the world, the heart and soul of the universe!!!!!! and dare a person disagree? |
i'm not taking any sides...
...but you said turkey is neither asian or european...then why is it trying to get into the european union then??
and if it is middle eastern...then once again, why is it trying to get into the european union???
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14 Dec 2006 Thu 07:24 am |
Quoting femme_fatal: lapinkulta
i didnt understand ur post (mainly due to ur english).
u love such texts, dont u? texts full of emotions.
if a person not from turkey takes serious this sort of opinions of such turks, he/she may think that turkey is a victim of all the nations in this world. eu humiliates turkey, greece is an enemy, armenians are evil, all the central asian countries (so falsely called cousins) do not support turkey (so they automatically become traitors), russia is a monster, usa not helpful enough. these are words i hear everytime i talk a turk. i am tired of conspiracy theories.
a turk is too much proud to join eu, even though he/she is keen on being in eu. this type of thinking is very typical to the eastern mentality: i am a proud turk, proud azer, proud kazak, etc!
i wonder if people are aware of that pride brings u nowhere. it is not a positive value that could help u build a strong society. pride = emptiness! |
I totally disagree with this meaningless wording...
THE MOST UNIQUE THING ABOUT TURKS ARE THEIR PRIDE... WHO ELSE IN THE WORLD HAS SUCH PRIDE? DO YOU EVEN KNOW WHAT PRIDE MEANS? ANY country would envy the Turks of such a charicteristic... IT'S HONOR and DIGNITY... it seems these days no one knows the meaning of these three words...and this is the 3rd time i mention the word dignity...
If we want a free and peaceful world, if we want to make the deserts bloom and man grow to greater dignity as a human being-we can do it.
--- Eleanor Roosevelt
Our dignity is not in what we do, but what we understand.
--- George Santayana
Human rights rest on human dignity. The dignity of man is an ideal worth fighting for and worth dying for.
--- Robert Maynard
Dignity consists not in possessing honors, but in the consciousness that we deserve them.
--- Aristotle
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14 Dec 2006 Thu 07:25 am |
Quoting gezbelle:
i'm not taking any sides...
...but you said turkey is neither asian or european...then why is it trying to get into the european union then??
and if it is middle eastern...then once again, why is it trying to get into the european union??? |
seems ur way behind...
guess that's for u to find out on ur own...
it's like saying... "why do we have a UN?"
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14 Dec 2006 Thu 07:27 am |
Quoting catwoman: I think what you really mean is that YOU have identity crisis... . Anyways, the rest of what you said has no real content to discuss, those are just your emotions, can't argue with that. |
think whatever is easy for u to comprehend, i don't want u to work hard on this... no nobel peace prize is on the line...there are more important things in ur life i bet... and mine's too...
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14 Dec 2006 Thu 07:33 am |
Quoting gezbelle:
i'm not taking any sides...
...but you said turkey is neither asian or european...then why is it trying to get into the european union then??
and if it is middle eastern...then once again, why is it trying to get into the european union??? |
sorry gazbelle... it's merely a simple formed structure of economic unity to compete with American capitalism...
u can answer ur question by asking another question: WHY AREN'T ALL EUROPEAN COUNTRIES IN THIS UNION?
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14 Dec 2006 Thu 07:43 am |
Quoting arabianofelix: it's like saying... "why do we have a UN?" |
is it really?? i don't think so...
Quoting arabianofelix: sorry gazbelle... it's merely a simple formed structure of economic unity to compete with American capitalism...  |
erm...eu is made up of european countries...i do re-call morocco trying to get into the eu, but it was denied because it wasn't deemed to be in europe...
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14 Dec 2006 Thu 07:57 am |
Quoting arabianofelix: u can answer ur question by asking another question: WHY AREN'T ALL EUROPEAN COUNTRIES IN THIS UNION? |
because the eu started out as and grew out of the european coal and steel community (ecsc) which consisted of france, west germany, italy, belgium, luxembourg and the netherlands. from there it has grown.
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14 Dec 2006 Thu 08:53 am |
Quoting arabianofelix: think whatever is easy for u to comprehend, i don't want u to work hard on this... no nobel peace prize is on the line...there are more important things in ur life i bet... and mine's too... |
hey, dude, I do want to work hard on this, but you're not giving me anything to respond to! you're just talking about your own feelings. how can we talk about the EU if you're mixing it with your emotional life...? but maybe after all that's more important .
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14 Dec 2006 Thu 10:17 am |
Quoting Lapinkulta: Im sending you a new postwhich was recently presented by one of the famous Turkish soccer Technic director during a TV show;now all Turkish people clapping him coz we fed up with these EU wants from Turkish...
We are having shameful days which are really shameful…I, as a Turkish,I thought that are shameful,we are in the formation for 43 years. When we started this formulation, countries which were not in the geography,map,and they were independed into 10 or 15 years and they are talking about shameful things. It is revenge of SEVR agrement which was held in 1915 and Turkey were seperated by countries such as Uk,France,Italy,Greece. They wanna leave Lozan agreement which Turkish got back their lands.Many of them were escaped out of Turkey by Turkish people’s independent war. This is really shameful.It is really revenge of it…the tgings they are talking about, Ankara agreement,decisions about Cyprus, openings of harbours for southern cyprus,these are shameful. Turkey is a country which will manage to overcome all.This is a surroundings without weapons,it will stand alone succesfully.Turkey had been surrounded with weapons in 1915s. Turkish had showed common sense.we showed how much improved sympathy and antipathy for EU into 2 years.Because Turkish had met famine in advance but never lost their freedom and honour. |
Yes. I saw that clip. In Turkish, it was very sentimental. Those were wise words coming from a football coach. Many people have the same feelings as his. English translation doesn't reflect the same feelings. Lapinkulta where did you get that translation? Is it yours?
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14 Dec 2006 Thu 11:16 am |
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14 Dec 2006 Thu 11:27 am |
Quoting susie k: I saw on the news this morning that the German's are opposing Turkey joining the EU. |
That's OK. Turks are also opposing more and more according to the latest polls. I expect it will go even to the lower levels in the future. Europeans are opposing, Turks are opposing. Yet we should see someone (a strong leader) to stop this nonsense.
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14 Dec 2006 Thu 11:31 am |
Quoting arabianofelix: Quoting femme_fatal: lapinkulta
i didnt understand ur post (mainly due to ur english).
u love such texts, dont u? texts full of emotions.
if a person not from turkey takes serious this sort of opinions of such turks, he/she may think that turkey is a victim of all the nations in this world. eu humiliates turkey, greece is an enemy, armenians are evil, all the central asian countries (so falsely called cousins) do not support turkey (so they automatically become traitors), russia is a monster, usa not helpful enough. these are words i hear everytime i talk a turk. i am tired of conspiracy theories.
a turk is too much proud to join eu, even though he/she is keen on being in eu. this type of thinking is very typical to the eastern mentality: i am a proud turk, proud azer, proud kazak, etc!
i wonder if people are aware of that pride brings u nowhere. it is not a positive value that could help u build a strong society. pride = emptiness! |
I totally disagree with this meaningless wording...
THE MOST UNIQUE THING ABOUT TURKS ARE THEIR PRIDE... WHO ELSE IN THE WORLD HAS SUCH PRIDE? DO YOU EVEN KNOW WHAT PRIDE MEANS? ANY country would envy the Turks of such a charicteristic... IT'S HONOR and DIGNITY... it seems these days no one knows the meaning of these three words...and this is the 3rd time i mention the word dignity...
If we want a free and peaceful world, if we want to make the deserts bloom and man grow to greater dignity as a human being-we can do it.
--- Eleanor Roosevelt
Our dignity is not in what we do, but what we understand.
--- George Santayana
Human rights rest on human dignity. The dignity of man is an ideal worth fighting for and worth dying for.
--- Robert Maynard
Dignity consists not in possessing honors, but in the consciousness that we deserve them.
--- Aristotle
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This post is really so rude and unacceptable...a kazak is interested in Turkey's membership to EU..it is not understandable.
then Turkey and Turkish ppl has freedom .there are no limitation for human right and kurdish in TR..and Turkey never be a middle eastern country.
best regards
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14 Dec 2006 Thu 11:35 am |
hey it is almost one by one translation,just added some words to clarify sentences for foreign, best regards
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14 Dec 2006 Thu 12:35 pm |
i dont really see how lapinkulta posting a translation of a persons interview culminated in this discussion.people have taken this topic to heart and without reason really.all lapinkulta did was translate an interview by a famous person and y'all started backbiting..in my opinon eu needs turkey more than the eu..see it as a bridge between east and west..the turkish economy seems to be increasing at a far faster rate than other european countries..yes there are human rights issues in turkey but in my opinion countries like france also have problems..banning people from wearing their headscarves in certasin situations..like whatever..we can't pick and choose what to accept and what not to accept in regards to human rights..its all or nothing..even england's role in the war in iraq..urinating on captives..and we wanna tell turkey to stop doing things..seems hypocritical to me..and no i'm not brushing turkey's problems under the carpet..i just think that the principles should apply equally to all member countries..
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14 Dec 2006 Thu 12:56 pm |
also in response to arabian's various posts saying that turkey is a middle eastern country, i personally don't agree, whilst it is said that the majority of turkish people are muslim, the majority also do not follow this in the same way that an arabic or strict muslim does,many women do not wear headscarves for example,alcohol is drunk(the quantity of which is irrelevant), haram meat is eaten.although europe views turkey as a purely muslim country it was secularised by ataturk quite some decades ago for example, in turkey if u only have an islamic marriage itr is not legally binding.it is also necessary to have a registry office/formal ceremony..bigamy is also illegal despite islam allowing up to four wives if each accepts it and is provided for adequately..sorry but to me that doesn't appear to be an islamic country only..one of the beautiful things about turkey is the contrasts between beliefs and opinions..and yet people still are respectful..for example it has been told here before that a woman in islamic dress can sit next to a woman in a miniskirt and low cut top without passing comment..i think thats pretty unique..its about time we stopped viewing turkey as an islamic country and accepted it as what it is..and confused it is not....
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14 Dec 2006 Thu 01:47 pm |
Quoting robyn : blah blah, haram meat is eaten. blah blah.... |
How do you know? Although I see pork is sold in the gross-markets, I don't think Muslim Turks buy it.
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14 Dec 2006 Thu 01:49 pm |
oh no i was not referring to pork..i was referring to non halal meat..as in normal beef,lamb etc,,i dont know any turkish muslims that eat pork..but i know many that eat normal meat..
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15 Dec 2006 Fri 12:14 am |
lapinkulta
are u telling me that i have no right to discuss about eu and turkeys membership in it? cant a kazak take part in a discusion? i see here many nationalities talking about this subject. why me, a kazak cant speak my mind? are u alright? no fever?
coz, u have no strong agruments back, u popped up with borat! what a shame!
u couldnt give me straight answers. sorry, but i dont play eastern way, play with naive europeans, they will believe u.
btw, if turkey is so wonderful (like almost a paradise, as many ppl describe here)and its economy grows rapidly and stronger in comparison to eu members why does it want the eu membership? why such a wonderful country wants to join a miserable eu? isnt it better then totally to give up that european ignorants than begg them for years and years?
cheers
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15 Dec 2006 Fri 12:40 am |
we never begged any other country...and wont...joining Eu was agreement between countries that was signed in 1950s.then we followed up steps then it took so much for that reason turkish ppl started to complain about these process.so that ppl dont wanna discuss and call it as a shameful event.
u didnt understand subject,then u started to think that I call all these nations as a enemies..but they are not.
best regards
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15 Dec 2006 Fri 12:53 am |
Quoting arabianofelix: Quoting femme_fatal: lapinkulta
i didnt understand ur post (mainly due to ur english).
u love such texts, dont u? texts full of emotions.
if a person not from turkey takes serious this sort of opinions of such turks, he/she may think that turkey is a victim of all the nations in this world. eu humiliates turkey, greece is an enemy, armenians are evil, all the central asian countries (so falsely called cousins) do not support turkey (so they automatically become traitors), russia is a monster, usa not helpful enough. these are words i hear everytime i talk a turk. i am tired of conspiracy theories.
a turk is too much proud to join eu, even though he/she is keen on being in eu. this type of thinking is very typical to the eastern mentality: i am a proud turk, proud azer, proud kazak, etc!
i wonder if people are aware of that pride brings u nowhere. it is not a positive value that could help u build a strong society. pride = emptiness! |
I totally disagree with this meaningless wording...
THE MOST UNIQUE THING ABOUT TURKS ARE THEIR PRIDE... WHO ELSE IN THE WORLD HAS SUCH PRIDE? DO YOU EVEN KNOW WHAT PRIDE MEANS? ANY country would envy the Turks of such a charicteristic... IT'S HONOR and DIGNITY... it seems these days no one knows the meaning of these three words...and this is the 3rd time i mention the word dignity...
If we want a free and peaceful world, if we want to make the deserts bloom and man grow to greater dignity as a human being-we can do it.
--- Eleanor Roosevelt
Our dignity is not in what we do, but what we understand.
--- George Santayana
Human rights rest on human dignity. The dignity of man is an ideal worth fighting for and worth dying for.
--- Robert Maynard
Dignity consists not in possessing honors, but in the consciousness that we deserve them.
--- Aristotle
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tell me dear, how can a pride be unique? what is its value? what does it give u? a feeling that u r better than others? lets say u r a proud person, what r u proud of? r u better than me or others?
well, i ll keep to my conclusion: pride makes u stupid and gives u nothing except for the empty feeling that makes u blind to ur own faults.
why did u quote mrs roosevelt? i dont see anyconnection of her words to the pride or honor of turks.
or is it just a show off that u know a few words of wisdom?
sorry, human dignity? i totally disagree with that quotation.
i dont agree with such philosophy, its too much abstractive, not pragmatic.
honors? honor of what? honor for what?
i dont either need any type of honors,
since i dont need to honor anything or anybody, and ohh, hmmm, dont honor me too.
i live a simple life, i live on earth as a simple human being, not up high in the sky with all the honors and pride or dignity and other blah-blah. no wonder that some nations dont cope here on earth because of living in their world of imagination.
well, what can i say? keep up to ur honors and pride and all the fantasies.
cheers
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15 Dec 2006 Fri 01:11 am |
Seems I missed some fun here today ...hehehe. Ahh well, iyi geceler
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15 Dec 2006 Fri 02:26 am |
Quoting femme_fatal: sorry, but i dont play eastern way |
İ don't know what is your problem with Easterns,Eastern's ways,Eastern's character?!!
Why do you make it a problem between Western and Easterns more than it is already exist?
We have differences,we try to understand each other,or more like it accept each others differences.
We who we are,and we will always be who we are,and you who you are,and will always be this way.
So better start to accept our differences than criticizing each other.
You don't like Eastern's way ? We don't like Western's ways .
East will always be East and West will always be West.
What is the point here of attacking East ?
So we attack West back ?
So ??!
Where would that lead us ?
And yes,we think high values of pride,honor,and things like that.
İts part of our character,but there is huge different between being proud,and being ignorant !
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15 Dec 2006 Fri 02:51 am |
good point Canli.Please femme fatal be careful with your words. Use them responsibly.
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15 Dec 2006 Fri 03:56 am |
robyn ?
What do you mean by İslamic country ?
İs it bad to be İslamic country ?!
For example Egypt is an İslamic country,but it even has Muslims less than Türkiya has,we have many Christians Egyptians,not knowing the percentage exactly,but maybe %25,%30 of Egyptians are Christians.
There are lots of women wearing scarves,but again woman in islamic dress can sit next to a woman in a miniskirt and low cut top without passing comment,
And,here too,if u only have an islamic marriage it is not legally binding.it is also necessary to have a registry office/formal ceremony.
But here,only for Muslims,the law allow bigamy because İslam allowing up to four wives if each accepts it and is provided for adequately.
But for none Muslims,Christians i mean,the law is not allowing it cause its not in their religion.
So that makes it İslamic country or not then ?
So i don't understand what you mean by İslamic country.
İ'm not criticizing,i am inquiring to know what does West means by islamic country?
We are İslamic,but we are having it this way.
And what is haram meat,which is not pork ?
Only pork is haram as i know,what is haram beaf and so ?
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15 Dec 2006 Fri 04:13 am |
Canli, you are intriguing a religious discussion. This is not only not allowed here, but also what you're saying is not the topic of this thread. Some people are critical of religious/Islamic laws, and as you said yourself, you have to accept that. I don't see a reason why this discussion should continue. This thread is to discuss Turkey and the EU, not Turkey and Islam or Egypt and Islam.
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15 Dec 2006 Fri 05:43 am |
Well,its not a religion discussion catwoman,its a question about something she'd said in her post,and i didn't understand it.
And as i said in my post i am not criticizing,or anything,not even discussing,but i am inquiring some information about what she said,or the Western understanding about what she said.
And i wasn't talking about Egypt and İslam,it was a comparison,about almost similar stiuation,and different understanding.
Ofcourse everyone is entitled to his opinion,but i was trying to understand her opinion first.
Being drift away from the main topic of the thread,is TC habit
But İ was not guilty about it this time,i didn't do start it ..lol
But you are right,such a discussion is away from the main topic of this thread,and continuing in it will drive it further more.
So,roben if you can pm about my question,i would appreciated it.
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15 Dec 2006 Fri 07:16 am |
After Turkey became a fully westernized country in early 1900, she has been allowed to be a respected member of any organization of Western civilization, NATO membership, which is IMHO the hardest thing to be, included.
Always keep in mind that modern Turkey is widely accepted as a member of western civilization, even though she's traditionally not European. Just like Russia, Japan, or Israel.
As for the EU membership, It would be nice, as Cetin Altan says, If we were to talk about the Europe of, for instance, Golettes, Paul Eluards, Picassos who were all great personalities whose ideas still enlighten the entire world. But thanks to the Internet, we see how conservative and middle age minded the working classes of Europe are.
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15 Dec 2006 Fri 08:37 am |
Quoting Gizli Yuz: After Turkey became a fully westernized country in early 1900, she has been allowed to be a respected member of any organization of Western civilization, NATO membership, which is IMHO the hardest thing to be, included.
Always keep in mind that modern Turkey is widely accepted as a member of western civilization, even though she's traditionally not European. Just like Russia, Japan, or Israel.
As for the EU membership, It would be nice, as Cetin Altan says, If we were to talk about the Europe of, for instance, Golettes, Paul Eluards, Picassos who were all great personalities whose ideas still enlighten the entire world. But thanks to the Internet, we see how conservative and middle age minded the working classes of Europe are. |
What are the examples of 'middle age mindedness' of working class Europe? Let's not get emotional here, but talk with reason and facts.
There are some things I agree with you on. The EU is not all-good and all-perfect. BUT, it has the best developed economy and most freedom, tolerance, laws that are reasonable and enforced - basically it is civilized. It is not perfect and bad things are happening there, the system doesn't work all the time, but it is so far the best system possible in the human societies.
Turkey is a great candidate for membership mainly because it is based on capitalistic economy. This is what makes Turkey better then other middle-eastern countries. Also, as in western countries, Turkey is supposed to be secular. It is striving to be, but not always is and it's actually less and less so. The government must be constantly reminded by the army of keeping religion out. This is not an acceptable thing in a modern, democratic country. Society - is intolerant towards other religions or atheism, other sexual orientations, and they don't form a true democracy. Society is manipulated and brainwashed by the media and government and lacks independent opinion, it does not constitute a check and balance force for the government. Women and minorities don't have equal rights. And a lot of the country is underdeveloped. Places outside Istanbul and the west coast are really in miserable condition. No good roads, nor jobs, no education, no law enforcement and no appropriate health care. In the eastern lands, there is still feudal system.
Religious radicals and nationalism are becoming more popular and these two are a serious threat to the society.
I think that Turkey needs a lot of changes and improvement which can only make it better and have nothing to do with losing values or traditions. I think it has a lot of potential and is one of few countries in the world that are so much on the right path to a better future. I hope it won't be stopped by Turkish pride and stubbornness or by Europeans' playing political games.
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15 Dec 2006 Fri 08:39 am |
Quoting CANLI: robyn ?
What do you mean by İslamic country ?
İs it bad to be İslamic country ?!
For example Egypt is an İslamic country,but it even has Muslims less than Türkiya has,we have many Christians Egyptians,not knowing the percentage exactly,but maybe %25,%30 of Egyptians are Christians.
There are lots of women wearing scarves,but again woman in islamic dress can sit next to a woman in a miniskirt and low cut top without passing comment,
And,here too,if u only have an islamic marriage it is not legally binding.it is also necessary to have a registry office/formal ceremony.
But here,only for Muslims,the law allow bigamy because İslam allowing up to four wives if each accepts it and is provided for adequately.
But for none Muslims,Christians i mean,the law is not allowing it cause its not in their religion.
So that makes it İslamic country or not then ?
So i don't understand what you mean by İslamic country.
İ'm not criticizing,i am inquiring to know what does West means by islamic country?
We are İslamic,but we are having it this way.
And what is haram meat,which is not pork ?
Only pork is haram as i know,what is haram beaf and so ? |
meat that is not prepared in the correct manner is also known as haram..theres nothing wrong with islamic countries....im muslim too...to be honest this post has got way out of hand with people attacking eastern and western thinking...in western thinking an islamic country is one what is perceived(whether wrongly or rightly)as a country whereby the majority of women wear headscarves..like i said before i wasn't saying its a bad thing..just making a point that its a misconception about turkey..
femmefatal..i dont know what your problem is with the eastern way of thinking either, its not wrong to possess pride,stubbornness and ignorance are different matters, it seems to me that you are involving them into your definition of pride, also can i just ask that if you don't like turkey why you choose to use this website...
i never said turkey was a paradise and yes its economy is growing faster than countries in the eu.im sure you are more than capable of doing research in this area..
at the end of the day this post was just a translation of an interview given by a turkish person..it expresses opinion and it has the support of some(not all) turkish people..
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15 Dec 2006 Fri 08:42 am |
Quoting CANLI: robyn ?
What do you mean by İslamic country ?
İs it bad to be İslamic country ?!
For example Egypt is an İslamic country,but it even has Muslims less than Türkiya has,we have many Christians Egyptians,not knowing the percentage exactly,but maybe %25,%30 of Egyptians are Christians.
There are lots of women wearing scarves,but again woman in islamic dress can sit next to a woman in a miniskirt and low cut top without passing comment,
And,here too,if u only have an islamic marriage it is not legally binding.it is also necessary to have a registry office/formal ceremony.
But here,only for Muslims,the law allow bigamy because İslam allowing up to four wives if each accepts it and is provided for adequately.
But for none Muslims,Christians i mean,the law is not allowing it cause its not in their religion.
So that makes it İslamic country or not then ?
So i don't understand what you mean by İslamic country.
İ'm not criticizing,i am inquiring to know what does West means by islamic country?
We are İslamic,but we are having it this way.
And what is haram meat,which is not pork ?
Only pork is haram as i know,what is haram beaf and so ? |
and yes i view egypt as an islamic country and so do most people that i know..if bigamy is allowed for muslims but not for others then that also supports that..i'd like to know if the situation is the same in regards to christian marriages..do u need a seperate legal marriage for that too? you don't in england..anyway thats not the point here so i'll let other people carry on the rest of the debate about turkey and the eu
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15 Dec 2006 Fri 08:46 am |
Quoting robyn : the majority also do not follow this in the same way that an arabic or strict muslim does,many women do not wear headscarves for example,alcohol is drunk(the quantity of which is irrelevant), haram meat is eaten. |
FACT: 69% of Turkish women wear headscarfs to some level
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15 Dec 2006 Fri 08:48 am |
Even though Turkish economy is growing faster then other EU countries, people there are much better off then they are in Turkey. It's not this growth that's the ultimate measure of being a developed country. When a country is starting its infrastructure and modernization, it's normal that it will grow faster then the established economies.
I think what femme_fatal was referring to speaking of eastern ways of thinking, was the fact that they seem to value pride and nationalism more then reason and open-mindedness. In "eastern" ways of thinking there are certain set, untouchable rules and hierarchies that are often wrong and harmful and should be re-evaluated in a reasonable way. I think that's what she was referring to. It is possible though to have religious, traditional values and be a thinking, open-minded person, and there are such people, so I don't think that she was criticizing all of them.
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15 Dec 2006 Fri 08:50 am |
Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting arabianofelix: Quoting femme_fatal: lapinkulta
i didnt understand ur post (mainly due to ur english).
u love such texts, dont u? texts full of emotions.
if a person not from turkey takes serious this sort of opinions of such turks, he/she may think that turkey is a victim of all the nations in this world. eu humiliates turkey, greece is an enemy, armenians are evil, all the central asian countries (so falsely called cousins) do not support turkey (so they automatically become traitors), russia is a monster, usa not helpful enough. these are words i hear everytime i talk a turk. i am tired of conspiracy theories.
a turk is too much proud to join eu, even though he/she is keen on being in eu. this type of thinking is very typical to the eastern mentality: i am a proud turk, proud azer, proud kazak, etc!
i wonder if people are aware of that pride brings u nowhere. it is not a positive value that could help u build a strong society. pride = emptiness! |
I totally disagree with this meaningless wording...
THE MOST UNIQUE THING ABOUT TURKS ARE THEIR PRIDE... WHO ELSE IN THE WORLD HAS SUCH PRIDE? DO YOU EVEN KNOW WHAT PRIDE MEANS? ANY country would envy the Turks of such a charicteristic... IT'S HONOR and DIGNITY... it seems these days no one knows the meaning of these three words...and this is the 3rd time i mention the word dignity...
If we want a free and peaceful world, if we want to make the deserts bloom and man grow to greater dignity as a human being-we can do it.
--- Eleanor Roosevelt
Our dignity is not in what we do, but what we understand.
--- George Santayana
Human rights rest on human dignity. The dignity of man is an ideal worth fighting for and worth dying for.
--- Robert Maynard
Dignity consists not in possessing honors, but in the consciousness that we deserve them.
--- Aristotle
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tell me dear, how can a pride be unique? what is its value? what does it give u? a feeling that u r better than others? lets say u r a proud person, what r u proud of? r u better than me or others?
well, i ll keep to my conclusion: pride makes u stupid and gives u nothing except for the empty feeling that makes u blind to ur own faults.
why did u quote mrs roosevelt? i dont see anyconnection of her words to the pride or honor of turks.
or is it just a show off that u know a few words of wisdom?
sorry, human dignity? i totally disagree with that quotation.
i dont agree with such philosophy, its too much abstractive, not pragmatic.
honors? honor of what? honor for what?
i dont either need any type of honors,
since i dont need to honor anything or anybody, and ohh, hmmm, dont honor me too.
i live a simple life, i live on earth as a simple human being, not up high in the sky with all the honors and pride or dignity and other blah-blah. no wonder that some nations dont cope here on earth because of living in their world of imagination.
well, what can i say? keep up to ur honors and pride and all the fantasies.
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first of all, i asked that you first look athe meaning of the three words... NOT in a mini dictionary, in an encyclopedia... a human is nothing without them!
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15 Dec 2006 Fri 08:57 am |
Quoting arabianofelix: first of all, i asked that you first look athe meaning of the three words... NOT in a mini dictionary, in an encyclopedia... a human is nothing without them! |
That is YOUR opinion arabianofelix. Don't try to impose your own values on other people. Maybe YOU would be nothing without these values, but it doesn't imply anything about others.
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15 Dec 2006 Fri 09:05 am |
Quoting catwoman:
This is what makes Turkey better then other middle-eastern countries. Also, as in western countries, Turkey is supposed to be secular. It is striving to be, but not always is and it's actually less and less so. The government must be constantly reminded by the army of keeping religion out. This is not an acceptable thing in a modern, democratic country. Society - is intolerant towards other religions or atheism, other sexual orientations, and they don't form a true democracy. |
HOW about we wait until the president elections?
Also, as in western countries, Turkey is supposed to be secular. It is striving to be, but not always is and it's actually less and less so.
THIS coming elections, the Turks will decide! Do they want to be in European Athiest Secularism, or Freedom to practice islamic traditional freedom?
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15 Dec 2006 Fri 09:09 am |
Quoting arabianofelix: THIS coming elections, the Turks will decide! Do they want to be in European Athiest Secularism, or Freedom to practice islamic traditional freedom? |
I'm afraid that they will choose the so called Islamic Freedom... as dictated by the tradition undoubtedly.
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15 Dec 2006 Fri 09:16 am |
the word ur hiding down ur throat is called "democracy"
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15 Dec 2006 Fri 09:23 am |
the thing is that islam or any other religion shouldn't be forced down people's throats..by having a government linked with religion i think this will only increase any intolerances for other religions..but then this is just my opinion...im not talking about religion anymore
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15 Dec 2006 Fri 09:25 am |
Quoting catwoman:
What are the examples of 'middle age mindedness' of working class Europe? Let's not get emotional here, but talk with reason and facts.
There are some things I agree with you on. The EU is not all-good and all-perfect. BUT, it has the best developed economy and most freedom, tolerance, laws that are reasonable and enforced - basically it is civilized. It is not perfect and bad things are happening there, the system doesn't work all the time, but it is so far the best system possible in the human societies.
Turkey is a great candidate for membership mainly because it is based on capitalistic economy. This is what makes Turkey better then other middle-eastern countries. Also, as in western countries, Turkey is supposed to be secular. It is striving to be, but not always is and it's actually less and less so. The government must be constantly reminded by the army of keeping religion out. This is not an acceptable thing in a modern, democratic country. Society - is intolerant towards other religions or atheism, other sexual orientations, and they don't form a true democracy. Society is manipulated and brainwashed by the media and government and lacks independent opinion, it does not constitute a check and balance force for the government. Women and minorities don't have equal rights. And a lot of the country is underdeveloped. Places outside Istanbul and the west coast are really in miserable condition. No good roads, nor jobs, no education, no law enforcement and no appropriate health care. In the eastern lands, there is still feudal system.
Religious radicals and nationalism are becoming more popular and these two are a serious threat to the society.
I think that Turkey needs a lot of changes and improvement which can only make it better and have nothing to do with losing values or traditions. I think it has a lot of potential and is one of few countries in the world that are so much on the right path to a better future. I hope it won't be stopped by Turkish pride and stubbornness or by Europeans' playing political games. |
http://www.stormfront.org/forum/ would be a good example of "middle age mindedness" of Europe at its worst.
Your analyze looks quite good to me. I respect your view. The point is, however, that how many european citizens are able to do such a good study over Turkey and world politics to decide the case of the Turkish membership.
Anyway, with or without the EU, Turkey will be more modern and more wealthy country in the middle east.
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15 Dec 2006 Fri 09:42 am |
Quoting mheart72: good point Canli.Please femme fatal be careful with your words. Use them responsibly. |
femme_fatal is from kazakhstan but she has problem with eastern mentality and care about Turkey's Eu membership,why...why u are so aggressive on this topic so much...I have never had problem of being member of EU or not.Both of them are ok for me like many Turks in Turkey...
best regards
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15 Dec 2006 Fri 06:49 pm |
Quoting robyn : the thing is that islam or any other religion shouldn't be forced down people's throats..by having a government linked with religion i think this will only increase any intolerances for other religions..but then this is just my opinion...im not talking about religion anymore |
That's a very good point, absolutely. Government by any means shouldn't be directed by any religious dogmas, at least in modern, civilized, democratic countries. The reason Europe developed so much is because they diverted from religious ruling to industrial age governed by reason, and left it to people's private preferences what they want believe in or do in their free time.
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 07:00 am |
"Ignorance doesn't kill you, but it does make you sweat a lot, while truth becomes lost in the turmoil of arguments. Afterall, behind every argument is someone's ignorance."
We can go on and on... it will only be personal... and always will the heart take over the brain. We are here to learn and express our love to Turkey and it is up to its citizens to make its decision and we are here to love it, or to leave it...
What we think about Turkiye means nothing to its people. They decide upon what they think is good for them; whether is good or not for the rest of the world. Afterall, that's we have borders..
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 08:31 am |
There's a special cemetary in istanbul for President's and Prime Minister's that try to lead Turkey away from secularism. I think Büyükanit will easily be able to keep the ploiticians in line.
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 12:48 pm |
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 12:55 pm |
Quoting susie k: I know that we English are very proud of our history ie the Royal Navy! Maybe not of a lot of other things though. |
Are we? I can't think of much that I am proud of from our military history - except maybe WW2. Anyway....I also dont know any Turks who support joining the EU....
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 01:00 pm |
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 03:16 pm |
Quoting catwoman:
That's a very good point, absolutely. Government by any means shouldn't be directed by any religious dogmas, at least in modern, civilized, democratic countries. The reason Europe developed so much is because they diverted from religious ruling to industrial age governed by reason, and left it to people's private preferences what they want believe in or do in their free time. |
İ believe i had a post here,regarding this point,and btw,i was talking about one of the modern, civilized, democratic countries in the West,not about Türkiye.
About France !
İ guess i can state my opinion too that religion should be taken into consideration when rulling ,or else it will be interfering with people's freedom,and people's private preferences.
The point is,people should be included all kind of people,even Muslims who live in one of the modern, civilized, democratic western countries.
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 03:24 pm |
Quoting CANLI: Quoting catwoman:
That's a very good point, absolutely. Government by any means shouldn't be directed by any religious dogmas, at least in modern, civilized, democratic countries. The reason Europe developed so much is because they diverted from religious ruling to industrial age governed by reason, and left it to people's private preferences what they want believe in or do in their free time. |
İ believe i had a post here,regarding this point,and btw,i was talking about one of the modern, civilized, democratic countries in the West,not about Türkiye.
About France !
İ guess i can state my opinion too that religion should be taken into consideration when rulling ,or else it will be interfering with people's freedom,and people's private preferences.
The point is,people should be included all kind of people,even Muslims who live in one of the modern, civilized, democratic western countries. |
yes i did mention france in my original or subsequent post in this thread.because headscarves are banned in a lot of circumstances..and i think that impinges upon human rights..so i don't think it is that modern..it seems to only accept what they deem acceptable..
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 03:25 pm |
Quoting robyn : the thing is that islam or any other religion shouldn't be forced down people's throats..by having a government linked with religion i think this will only increase any intolerances for other religions..but then this is just my opinion...im not talking about religion anymore |
İ agree with you robyn,that any religion shouldn't be forced down people's throats.
But i don't agree by having a government linked with İslam,that will increase intolerances for other religions.
Because in İslam as you know we have a believe ,ALLAH order us NOT to force religion upon people,everyone has the right to choose his own religion,and it is the government duty to make sure he got all the means to worship ALLAH in the way he choose it.
And as for choosing a government related to religion,it would be the people choice,and i guess it called democracy,Muslims can have democracy too.
And we should respect their choices even if we don't like,because it called freedom too.
Right?
Ps: i guess this discussion related to the topic,its one of the reason that EU doesn't agree Türkiye join,is they consider it an İslamic country !
How democratic !
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 03:26 pm |
Quote:
İ believe i had a post here,regarding this point,and btw,i was talking about one of the modern, civilized, democratic countries in the West,not about Türkiye.
About France !
The point is,people should be included all kind of people,even Muslims who live in one of the modern, civilized, democratic western countries. |
modern,civilized,democratic country is in the west,France(????????????).France is the country that will punish ppl if they dont accept armenian genocide and give nay opposite opinion about genocide.So where is france's civilization,freedom,and democracy???is giving pressure on any subject to ppl freedom??civilization!!!
Turkey is democratic,civilized and modern country..you can tell all your opinion as orhan pamuk did even he was not expert on the the topic he did...if he said that france had genocide in algeria,would he get nobel award...
think about it CANLI??
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 03:29 pm |
Quote: Quoting Lapinkulta:
İ believe i had a post here,regarding this point,and btw,i was talking about one of the modern, civilized, democratic countries in the West,not about Türkiye.
About France !
The point is,people should be included all kind of people,even Muslims who live in one of the modern, civilized, democratic western countries. |
modern,civilized,democratic country is in the west,France(????????????).France is the country that will punish ppl if they dont accept armenian genocide and give nay opposite opinion about genocide.So where is france's civilization,freedom,and democracy???is giving pressure on any subject to ppl freedom??civilization!!!
Turkey is democratic,civilized and modern country..you can tell all your opinion as orhan pamuk did even he was not expert on the the topic he did...if he said that france had genocide in algeria,would he get nobel award...
think about it CANLI?? |
lapinkulta canli was saying that france was not one of these..i think u maybe read her post incorrectly..unless i understood it wrong..
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 03:37 pm |
Quote: Quoting Lapinkulta:
İ believe i had a post here,regarding this point,and btw,i was talking about one of the modern, civilized, democratic countries in the West,not about Türkiye.
About France !
The point is,people should be included all kind of people,even Muslims who live in one of the modern, civilized, democratic western countries. |
modern,civilized,democratic country is in the west,France(????????????).France is the country that will punish ppl if they dont accept armenian genocide and give nay opposite opinion about genocide.So where is france's civilization,freedom,and democracy???is giving pressure on any subject to ppl freedom??civilization!!!
Turkey is democratic,civilized and modern country..you can tell all your opinion as orhan pamuk did even he was not expert on the the topic he did...if he said that france had genocide in algeria,would he get nobel award...
think about it CANLI?? |
Yes Lapinkulta,
İ agree with you,i was refering to France cause its one of the so called modern,civilized,democratic countries,which joint the EU!
And at same time they refuse,or make it hard for Türkiye to join the EU.
They are talking about the freedom and democracy in the West which people enjoying it.
People enjoying freedom and democracy yes,but only people who they agree on their believes,not the people who they disagree with!
So you call this freedom and democracy when you offer it to some,and take it from some ?!
Here too,we are not modern or civilized,democratic country as they see us,just we have thousands of years of civilization!
But at least we can wear and say what ever we like,and they don't ban us for this!
So ironic!
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 03:39 pm |
Quoting CANLI: Quoting robyn : the thing is that islam or any other religion shouldn't be forced down people's throats..by having a government linked with religion i think this will only increase any intolerances for other religions..but then this is just my opinion...im not talking about religion anymore |
İ agree with you robyn,that any religion shouldn't be forced down people's throats.
But i don't agree by having a government linked with İslam,that will increase intolerances for other religions.
Because in İslam as you know we have a believe ,ALLAH order us NOT to force religion upon people,everyone has the right to choose his own religion,and it is the government duty to make sure he got all the means to worship ALLAH in the way he choose it.
And as for choosing a government related to religion,it would be the people choice,and i guess it called democracy,Muslims can have democracy too.
And we should respect their choices even if we don't like,because it called freedom too.
Right?
Ps: i guess this discussion related to the topic,its one of the reason that EU doesn't agree Türkiye join,is they consider it an İslamic country !
How democratic !
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yes people's freedoms should be respected but in practice we both know that people preach to others about religion and people should not be pressured into undertaking such decisions..and it is more the perception of western countries that could make that negative..
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 03:42 pm |
Quoting aenigma x: Quoting susie k: I know that we English are very proud of our history ie the Royal Navy! Maybe not of a lot of other things though. |
Are we? I can't think of much that I am proud of from our military history - except maybe WW2. Anyway....I also dont know any Turks who support joining the EU.... |
I would also add WW1.We speak of the British Army and Navy in Scotland and we owe them a huge debt. It is the politicians who sometimes land them in impossible situations.
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 03:44 pm |
Quoting Joey: I would also add WW1.We speak of the British Army and Navy in Scotland and we owe them a huge debt. It is the politicians who sometimes land them in impossible situations. |
I am not saying that I don't support any of our forces Joey. I am NOT PROUD of what they are ordered to do. Especially in WW1 - what on earth was all that loss of life for exactly? I am certainly NOT proud of that part of history...
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 03:45 pm |
ppl thinks that all turkish are crazy about being EU's membership but this is not true.Support for EU is decreasing in Turkey...we are not in Eu but they are in Turkey.European come and stay in turkey whatever they want..visa cost is about 10 euro and there are not prevention to get visa...so they dont need to get TR in Eu coz they all doing what they want in Turkey.but A turkish who is applying visa has to pay at least30 euro for just applicatin than that person has to spend many for collecting all necessary papaers and face to face humiliation at embassy...etc....and turkish started to learnt these and started to beaheve bad about this subject.these will increase ppl's number who are agaist EU.
best regards
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 03:47 pm |
Quoting CANLI: But at least we can wear and say what ever we like,and they don't ban us for this!
So ironic! |
Canli, please don't misunderstand me, I'm not criticizing or arguing, just wondering. You're from Egypt, aren't you? Can you really say outloud in public what you think? I mean, can you say in public your president sucks? That he's a moron?
Why do I ask this? Because I can say similar things here and no one will harm me or sue me. The only thing I can't say are discriminating things (like all X are Y)- at least I can't say them in all words I choose.
And again, don't misunderstand me, freedom of speech to me does NOT mean everyone can say anything they like. There is always something like politeness and common sense. Though I am happy to live in Holland, I don't think 'our' way of thinking is holy and the best there is.
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 03:48 pm |
Quoting Lapinkulta:
...if he said that france had genocide in algeria,would he get nobel award...
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Or İtaly in Libya ,would he get it ?!
We had the Nobel award too in literature years ago,our writer is Muslim,and he had many writtings,great one really,but the award he got it on a story he wrote,and was making fun by ALLAH and the Prophets !
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 03:51 pm |
...and so a discussion on politics AGAIN moves to religion. For as long as the two are inseparable, there will never be peace and there will never be harmony in this world.
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 03:52 pm |
Quoting Trudy: Quoting CANLI: But at least we can wear and say what ever we like,and they don't ban us for this!
So ironic! |
Canli, please don't misunderstand me, I'm not criticizing or arguing, just wondering. You're from Egypt, aren't you? Can you really say outloud in public what you think? I mean, can you say in public your president sucks? That he's a moron?
Why do I ask this? Because I can say similar things here and no one will harm me or sue me. The only thing I can't say are discriminating things (like all X are Y)- at least I can't say them in all words I choose.
And again, don't misunderstand me, freedom of speech to me does NOT mean everyone can say anything they like. There is always something like politeness and common sense. Though I am happy to live in Holland, I don't think 'our' way of thinking is holy and the best there is. |
actually i know several people that have visited egypt n when they wore bikinis they were told to go n put more clothes on..not sure how that is being able to wear whatever u want..
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 03:53 pm |
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And again, don't misunderstand me, freedom of speech to me does NOT mean everyone can say anything they like. There is always something like politeness and common sense. Though I am happy to live in Holland, I don't think 'our' way of thinking is holy and the best there is. |
what about in a hospital which is in flemish part, could u be treared well?or could u shout that u are proud of being dutch in flemish region??
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 03:55 pm |
Quote: Quoting Lapinkulta:
And again, don't misunderstand me, freedom of speech to me does NOT mean everyone can say anything they like. There is always something like politeness and common sense. Though I am happy to live in Holland, I don't think 'our' way of thinking is holy and the best there is. |
what about in a hospital which is in flemish part, could u be treared well?or could u shout that u are proud of being dutch in flemish region?? |
ok dont all scream at me here..but are dutch and flemish not the same...
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 03:58 pm |
Quote: Quoting Lapinkulta:
And again, don't misunderstand me, freedom of speech to me does NOT mean everyone can say anything they like. There is always something like politeness and common sense. Though I am happy to live in Holland, I don't think 'our' way of thinking is holy and the best there is. |
what about in a hospital which is in flemish part, could u be treared well?or could u shout that u are proud of being dutch in flemish region?? |
The Flemish region is in Belgium. Another country it is. I don't know if I can there, I think so, it would be more 'dangerous' to say I'm proud of being Walloon (from the French-speaking part of Belgium).
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 04:02 pm |
I know where is the flemish part,walloons etc...and where Belgium is.so it is heart of EU so when an european talks about freedom in Turkey,firstly they have to think about freedome in EU..
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 04:05 pm |
Quoting Lapinkulta: I know where is the flemish part,walloons etc...and where Belgium is.so it is heart of EU so when an european talks about freedom in Turkey,firstly they have to think about freedome in EU.. |
Reading is difficult isn't it? I said I DO NOT think 'our' (= western) way of thinking is holy and the best! I said to Canli I am NOT criticizing, just wondering because I don't know and want to compare.
I do not know why you attack me with things I haven't said.
And BTW, please do not generalize all Europeans. If a European says anything about 1 Turk, you get mad and say don't generalize!
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 04:11 pm |
Quoting Trudy:
Canli, please don't misunderstand me, I'm not criticizing or arguing, just wondering. You're from Egypt, aren't you? Can you really say outloud in public what you think? I mean, can you say in public your president sucks? That he's a moron?
Why do I ask this? Because I can say similar things here and no one will harm me or sue me. The only thing I can't say are discriminating things (like all X are Y)- at least I can't say them in all words I choose.
And again, don't misunderstand me, freedom of speech to me does NOT mean everyone can say anything they like. There is always something like politeness and common sense. Though I am happy to live in Holland, I don't think 'our' way of thinking is holy and the best there is. |
İn a limit,yes we can say,but not like you i guess.
İ didn't say we live in highly free and democratic country,but at least when it comes to our believes,and personal choices,no one can ban us or argue with that.
Everyone can do,believe what ever he likes,can wear whatever he likes.
You can cover yourself up,or wear short clothes,no one will sue you too,or refuse you,or won't allow you enter your school or Uni !
You don't see us as a free democratinc country,but you say you are free and democratic countries,and want us to learn from your experience to be a modern and democratic ,civilized country,and lose our free,private choices ?
You just didn't try being rejected for your believes,or for the things you wear Trudy.
Put yourself in those girls shoes back in France,how do you think they feel in a so called free country ,which they went there to enjoy their freedom ?
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 04:17 pm |
Quoting robyn :
actually i know several people that have visited egypt n when they wore bikinis they were told to go n put more clothes on..not sure how that is being able to wear whatever u want.. |
The Government told them that ?!
İ doubt it !
Dear,we have topless beaches here in our country !
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 04:20 pm |
Quoting CANLI: Quoting robyn :
actually i know several people that have visited egypt n when they wore bikinis they were told to go n put more clothes on..not sure how that is being able to wear whatever u want.. |
The Government told them that ?!
İ doubt it !
Dear,we have topless beaches here in our country ! |
wasn't referring to the government that should have been quite obvious..it was several members of hotel staff, again an image of how a person's PERSONAL choice of conduct is not always accepted when a single religion dominates.
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 04:28 pm |
Well,no dear,its not about religion this time,its about Traditions,and culture
Hotel stuff said that as an advice for that reason.
We have many Christians too,and they feel same like Muslims too,you would be amazed about it,as they are having one believe.
You would have the same advice,because of our Egyptian Traditions.
Same like when you go to Türkiye,you don't wear so much short clothes ,respecting their Traditions too.
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 04:29 pm |
Quoting CANLI: You don't see us as a free democratinc country,but you say you are free and democratic countries,and want us to learn from your experience to be a modern and democratic ,civilized country,and lose our free,private choices ?
You just didn't try being rejected for your believes,or for the things you wear Trudy.
Put yourself in those girls shoes back in France,how do you think they feel in a so called free country ,which they went there to enjoy their freedom ? |
I didn't say Egypt is not a free democratic country. I was wondering about you words 'saying anything we like'. That's all. And why should I want you to 'learn' of 'our' experiences? You have yours, we have ours. I don't think you should give up anything in YOUR country. But to follow your example of France - difficult, it's not my country - I think people should adjust to common standards in the country they live in. And if there are rules, like no scarfs (you're referring to that) in public (!!) schools, well, then that's the rule. In private schools you can do/say/wear what you like, that's fine to me.
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 04:30 pm |
finally someone who accepts that religion and culture are two different things!!!!!!!!!!
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 04:39 pm |
Quoting Trudy: Quoting CANLI: You don't see us as a free democratinc country,but you say you are free and democratic countries,and want us to learn from your experience to be a modern and democratic ,civilized country,and lose our free,private choices ?
You just didn't try being rejected for your believes,or for the things you wear Trudy.
Put yourself in those girls shoes back in France,how do you think they feel in a so called free country ,which they went there to enjoy their freedom ? |
I didn't say Egypt is not a free democratic country. I was wondering about you words 'saying anything we like'. That's all. And why should I want you to 'learn' of 'our' experiences? You have yours, we have ours. I don't think you should give up anything in YOUR country. But to follow your example of France - difficult, it's not my country - I think people should adjust to common standards in the country they live in. And if there are rules, like no scarfs (you're referring to that) in public (!!) schools, well, then that's the rule. In private schools you can do/say/wear what you like, that's fine to me. |
İ wasnn't refering to you,i meant YOU ,by West.
How come Trudy ?
Scarf to us part of our religion,its not some cloth we wear,its part of our believes,how can we gave up our believes when we change the place we are in ?
As if you say,when i leave my country,and be in another,i can stop fasting Ramazan,i can stop praying.
What kind of believe is that ?!
İts not like changing my hair style ''which make me wonder where is RAİN ''its like giving up part of your believes.
They respect the rules ofcourse,but rules shouldn't interfear with their believes or personal choices.
But right from the begining,why there is such a rule preventing Muslims from wearing headscarves ?
Only Muslims wear head scarves,so this rule has been put for Muslims,right ?
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 04:42 pm |
Quoting CANLI: Quoting Trudy: Quoting CANLI: You don't see us as a free democratinc country,but you say you are free and democratic countries,and want us to learn from your experience to be a modern and democratic ,civilized country,and lose our free,private choices ?
You just didn't try being rejected for your believes,or for the things you wear Trudy.
Put yourself in those girls shoes back in France,how do you think they feel in a so called free country ,which they went there to enjoy their freedom ? |
I didn't say Egypt is not a free democratic country. I was wondering about you words 'saying anything we like'. That's all. And why should I want you to 'learn' of 'our' experiences? You have yours, we have ours. I don't think you should give up anything in YOUR country. But to follow your example of France - difficult, it's not my country - I think people should adjust to common standards in the country they live in. And if there are rules, like no scarfs (you're referring to that) in public (!!) schools, well, then that's the rule. In private schools you can do/say/wear what you like, that's fine to me. |
İ wasnn't refering to you,i meant YOU ,by West.
How come Trudy ?
Scarf to us part of our religion,its not some cloth we wear,its part of our believes,how can we gave up our believes when we change the place we are in ?
As if you say,when i leave my country,and be in another,i can stop fasting Ramazan,i can stop praying.
What kind of believe is that ?!
İts not like changing my hair style ''which make me wonder where is RAİN ''its like giving up part of your believes.
They respect the rules ofcourse,but rules shouldn't interfear with their believes or personal choices.
But right from the begining,why there is such a rule preventing Muslims from wearing headscarves ?
Only Muslims wear head scarves,so this rule has been put for Muslims,right ? |
yes,they have been excluded by preventing them from wearing headscarves..
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 04:48 pm |
Then they are not in the place to accept or reject Türkiye from joining the EU,because they are not that perfect themselves,
Right ?
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 04:58 pm |
Please correct me if I am wrong, but where in Islam does it say it is COMPULSORY to wear a headscalf? I understood it to be a (sexist) cultural decision.
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 05:01 pm |
Quoting CANLI: Then they are not in the place to accept or reject Türkiye from joining the EU,because they are not that perfect themselves,
Right ? |
yes i already stated that several times..
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 05:01 pm |
Quoting aenigma x: Please correct me if I am wrong, but where in Islam does it say it is COMPULSORY to wear a headscalf? I understood it to be a (sexist) cultural decision. |
You're right. It's not compulsory to wear a headscarf, just encouraged. As far as I know way back in time it had something to do with protecting the hair from dirt etc. Later it developed into the cultural symbol we know it as.
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 05:03 pm |
Quoting aenigma x: Please correct me if I am wrong, but where in Islam does it say it is COMPULSORY to wear a headscalf? I understood it to be a (sexist) cultural decision. |
well the exact wording in my quran(english translation) is that your 'adornments' must be covered, usually hair is included as a female 'adornment' in islam..i don't read arabic hence why mine is an english translation..
but i do believe that it if someone wants to wear a headscarf they should not be prevented from doing so...
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 05:03 pm |
Quoting azade: Quoting aenigma x: Please correct me if I am wrong, but where in Islam does it say it is COMPULSORY to wear a headscalf? I understood it to be a (sexist) cultural decision. |
You're right. It's not compulsory to wear a headscarf, just encouraged. As far as I know way back in time it had something to do with protecting the hair from dirt etc. Later it developed into the cultural symbol we know it as. |
Therefore there is no exclusion, as Canli suggested.
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 05:03 pm |
Quoting CANLI: Scarf to us part of our religion,its not some cloth we wear,its part of our believes,how can we gave up our believes when we change the place we are in ?
As if you say,when i leave my country,and be in another,i can stop fasting Ramazan,i can stop praying.
What kind of believe is that ?!
İts not like changing my hair style ''which make me wonder where is RAİN ''its like giving up part of your believes.
They respect the rules ofcourse,but rules shouldn't interfear with their believes or personal choices.
But right from the begining,why there is such a rule preventing Muslims from wearing headscarves ?
Only Muslims wear head scarves,so this rule has been put for Muslims,right ? |
I can't talk about why and who of rules in France, I'm not French. Here in Holland scarfs are okay in most cases. A few exceptions: when it's dangerous (e.g. working with heavy machinery and the loose ends of a scarf could get in and you'll get hurt), in justice places like courthouses because of the fact of being independent (though I don't think that NOT wearing a scarf would make one more independent, I can't read peoples minds) and some private places don't accept - like shops or pharmacies, though there are supermarket chains who allow at least if the women wear the scarf with the colors of the shop - like a uniform piece. Women at 'my' supermarket - I live in a multicultural part of town - with scarfs all have the same red & black one, each worn in a personal way.
Personally I don't have big problems with scarfs, I do have with niqaab. They are forbidden at almost all schools, because you cannot communicate very well when you can't see someones face, can you?
And I don't say you have to give up believes. I say with certain believes you have to accept there are limitations, belonging to the country you live in. And that's not only for Muslims. E.g. if you are a very strict Christian who does not want to work on Sundays, you know some jobs (hospital, police, some shops etc.) are not yours.
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 05:06 pm |
Quoting aenigma x: Please correct me if I am wrong, but where in Islam does it say it is COMPULSORY to wear a headscalf? I understood it to be a (sexist) cultural decision. |
Ofcourse,in Qur'an.
Ohhh,come onnn,do you really believe all those women all over the world put a headscarf cause of men,or culture decisions ?
İts an order from ALLAH ,written in Qur'an,thats why.
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 05:08 pm |
Quoting CANLI: Quoting aenigma x: Please correct me if I am wrong, but where in Islam does it say it is COMPULSORY to wear a headscalf? I understood it to be a (sexist) cultural decision. |
Ofcourse,in Qur'an.
Ohhh,come onnn,do you really believe all those women all over the world put a headscarf cause of men,or culture decisions ?
İts an order from ALLAH ,written in Qur'an,thats why.
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its not in my english translation.....and as i already said i cant read arabic so i cant read the arabic that is there
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 05:09 pm |
Quoting CANLI: Quoting aenigma x: Please correct me if I am wrong, but where in Islam does it say it is COMPULSORY to wear a headscalf? I understood it to be a (sexist) cultural decision. |
Ofcourse,in Qur'an.
Ohhh,come onnn,do you really believe all those women all over the world put a headscarf cause of men,or culture decisions ?
İts an order from ALLAH ,written in Qur'an,thats why.
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You are the first muslim to tell me this, Canli. Everyone else has told me it is NOT written in the Qur'an. Are you telling me that all the many muslim women who DO NOT wear a headscalf are going against Islam? Perhaps this subject is somewhat vague...
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 05:11 pm |
Quoting CANLI: Quoting aenigma x: Please correct me if I am wrong, but where in Islam does it say it is COMPULSORY to wear a headscalf? I understood it to be a (sexist) cultural decision. |
Ofcourse,in Qur'an.
Ohhh,come onnn,do you really believe all those women all over the world put a headscarf cause of men,or culture decisions ?
İts an order from ALLAH ,written in Qur'an,thats why.
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I think many women will wear their scarf because of their believe. But I think also there are who are forced! A 13 year old student of mine - years ago - got her period for the first time and her father told her she was a woman now so she HAD to wear one. She didn't like it but had to obey her father. The 10 year old daughter of a student of mine now wears one since she was nine, you really think a child of nine makes such decisions herself? I asked her father, he said she was capable of marriage now....
Again, no problems with a scarf if it's own choice, but in these cases I have my doubts.
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 05:12 pm |
Quoting aenigma x: Quoting CANLI: Quoting aenigma x: Please correct me if I am wrong, but where in Islam does it say it is COMPULSORY to wear a headscalf? I understood it to be a (sexist) cultural decision. |
Ofcourse,in Qur'an.
Ohhh,come onnn,do you really believe all those women all over the world put a headscarf cause of men,or culture decisions ?
İts an order from ALLAH ,written in Qur'an,thats why.
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You are the first muslim to tell me this, Canli. Everyone else has told me it is NOT written in the Qur'an. Are you telling me that all the many muslim women who DO NOT wear a headscalf are going against Islam? Perhaps this subject is somewhat vague... |
i'm one of those women aneigma...and as i said its not in my english quran..
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 05:13 pm |
Quoting CANLI: Quoting aenigma x: Please correct me if I am wrong, but where in Islam does it say it is COMPULSORY to wear a headscalf? I understood it to be a (sexist) cultural decision. |
Ofcourse,in Qur'an.
Ohhh,come onnn,do you really believe all those women all over the world put a headscarf cause of men,or culture decisions ?
İts an order from ALLAH ,written in Qur'an,thats why.
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Can you give me the Sura where is written a scarf is needed, Canli? I know somewhere in Qur'an is 'don't show your jewellery' or something. But exact the words of a scarf? I have a (Dutch) Qur'an here and I really like to read it.
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 05:14 pm |
I see! So nobody REALLY knows then... but lets carry on talking about religion eh? It's always soooo bonding and such a great exercise in tolerance....
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 05:14 pm |
24:31 "And say to the believing women that they should lower their gaze and guard their modesty; that they should not display their beauty and ornaments except what (ordinarily) appear thereof; that they should draw their veils over their bosoms and not display their beauty [...]"
It says should, as is ought to. Yani it's not mandatory.
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 05:17 pm |
Quoting azade: 24:31 "And say to the believing women that they should lower their gaze and guard their modesty; that they should not display their beauty and ornaments except what (ordinarily) appear thereof; that they should draw their veils over their bosoms and not display their beauty [...]"
It says should, as is ought to. Yani it's not mandatory. |
it depends on a persons definition of their 'ornaments'...some people might think ears are attractive it has to stop somewhere..
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 05:19 pm |
Quoting robyn : Quoting azade: 24:31 "And say to the believing women that they should lower their gaze and guard their modesty; that they should not display their beauty and ornaments except what (ordinarily) appear thereof; that they should draw their veils over their bosoms and not display their beauty [...]"
It says should, as is ought to. Yani it's not mandatory. |
it depends on a persons definition of their 'ornaments'...some people might think ears are attractive it has to stop somewhere.. |
Yes it's actually quite vague, which I suppose is why people have such different opinions about it. Still, I wouldn't say that 'should' is the same is 'absolutely need to'.
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 05:20 pm |
Quoting azade: Quoting robyn : Quoting azade: 24:31 "And say to the believing women that they should lower their gaze and guard their modesty; that they should not display their beauty and ornaments except what (ordinarily) appear thereof; that they should draw their veils over their bosoms and not display their beauty [...]"
It says should, as is ought to. Yani it's not mandatory. |
it depends on a persons definition of their 'ornaments'...some people might think ears are attractive it has to stop somewhere.. |
Yes it's actually quite vague, which I suppose is why people have such different opinions about it. Still, I wouldn't say that 'should' is the same is 'absolutely need to'. |
you are right..thats because should and must are completely different..newayz we have all gone totally off topic
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 05:21 pm |
Ohhh no,it is in Qur'an ofcourse,not a culture thing,and ofcourse Muslims know about that,because they read it too.
And the number of women who are wearing it,all over the world not only in one country prove my words.
Ok Trudy,i am getting the exact Sura .
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 05:21 pm |
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And BTW, please do not generalize all Europeans. If a European says anything about 1 Turk, you get mad and say don't generalize! |
dont generalize all turks when u think about human right,religion,modernisations,etcccc...EU and european always generalize the things about Tr.
OMG!!!! what have happenede to my forum topic....you all have started to discuss islam..
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 05:23 pm |
Quote: Quoting Lapinkulta:
And BTW, please do not generalize all Europeans. If a European says anything about 1 Turk, you get mad and say don't generalize! |
dont generalize all turks when u think about human right,religion,modernisations,etcccc...EU and european always generalize the things about Tr. |
I am not THE european and not THE EU! So don't blame me for what others say!
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 05:25 pm |
umm under these circumstances ppl would say in alaska
SHUT THE HEEEEEEEEL
and i luv it
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 05:27 pm |
Quoting Lapinkulta:
OMG!!!! what have happenede to my forum topic....you all have started to discuss islam.. |
İts not mainly a discussion about İslam Lapinkulta,its about democratic countries in EU don't give freedom to people at some level,but at same time,not allowing Türkiye to join EU,except when it achieve a limit of democracy,and freedom.
So its not their right to judge what they don't give.
Right ?
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 05:37 pm |
Surat El Nur,Ayat 31.
And it say,tell the Muslim Women,not they should do,telling is an order.
And look at it this way,lying is forbiden in all religions too.
Are all people honest ?
Same like wearing headscarf.
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 05:41 pm |
Quoting CANLI: Surat El Nur,Ayat 31.
And it say,tell the Muslim Women,not they should do,telling is an order.
And look at it this way,lying is forbiden in all religions too.
Are all people honest ?
Same like wearing headscarf. |
canli but it does not say u have to wear a headscarf..that is the point..it tells us to cover our ornaments/adornments..which is open to interpretation..
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 05:58 pm |
Quoting robyn : Quoting CANLI: Surat El Nur,Ayat 31.
And it say,tell the Muslim Women,not they should do,telling is an order.
And look at it this way,lying is forbiden in all religions too.
Are all people honest ?
Same like wearing headscarf. |
canli but it does not say u have to wear a headscarf..that is the point..it tells us to cover our ornaments/adornments..which is open to interpretation.. |
Yes,it tell us to keep our beauty or whatever to our men,beside,this
' ليضربن بخمورهن على جيوبهن '
İts part of Ayat,and it said,let them wear scarves covers till it reach their pockets.
And that was right at their waists.
بخمورهن =their scarves
royben,you said you are Muslim,go to the nearest mosque,and ask Emam about the Sura explanation,he will tell you.
İts something i don't say ,its something the four Emam's have agree to it.
About Hijab,or headscarf,not niquab.
Niquab is not in Qura'an for the Muslim women to wear.
So check it and see.
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 06:00 pm |
Quoting CANLI: Surat El Nur,Ayat 31.
And it say,tell the Muslim Women,not they should do,telling is an order.
And look at it this way,lying is forbiden in all religions too.
Are all people honest ?
Same like wearing headscarf. |
I read it. And like Robyn said, it only says 'do not show your ornaments'. It does not state exactly to wear a scarf. I think that is interpretation.
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 06:00 pm |
please send me the surah and ayat in pm..i dont want to continue this discussion on this thread as it isn't really relevant..but the part u just quoted is not in my english translation so i'm interested..thanks..
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 06:03 pm |
Quoting robyn : ..it tells us to cover our ornaments....QUOTE]
Ouh! Then I am ok, I dont have any ornaments - my house is pretty minimist ! But I will tell my mum to throw a cover over hers ! |
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 06:04 pm |
Quoting aenigma x: Quoting robyn : ..it tells us to cover our ornaments....QUOTE]
Ouh! Then I am ok, I dont have any ornaments - my house is pretty minimist ! But I will tell my mum to throw a cover over hers ! |
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 06:04 pm |
Ok,and İ edited my post,check it.
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 06:08 pm |
canli''i dont wanna argue with u here..but the only words i have to follow are the that of the quran..not imams interpretation..please continue this on pm if u wish to do so..
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 06:18 pm |
robyn,i am not arguing anything here,i just answered questions been asked to me.
My main discussion was about freedom in EU,which is not totally offered,therefore they not in a place in judging others.
As for if it is in Qur'an,it is there,its in my language and i know what i am talking about,but i said to go to Emam and check,thats cause he would be able to explain,or to translate to you better.
What cause problem in religions is misunderstanding,and people who are not qualified to talk about what they don't know,and other believing them.
So as you go to the Doctor when you feel sick,we go to Emam when we need something to understand better.
He is man who is studing religion so can be able to answer our questions.
İts up to you .
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 06:19 pm |
i wasn't arguing either..but it began to feel that way..
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 06:41 pm |
No harm done then
İ'm not Türk,but,my opinion about EU is to accept Türkiye as she is,its her right.
And EU countries not in a place to judge others.
As jesus 'AS' said,who is not sinful,can throw the rock !
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 07:00 pm |
Quoting CANLI: No harm done then
İ'm not Türk,but,my opinion about EU is to accept Türkiye as she is,its her right.
And EU countries not in a place to judge others.
As jesus 'AS' said,who is not sinful,can throw the rock ! |
True! But you are saying that we should just accept eachother, rightly or wrongly? That it is wrong to defend human rights?
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 07:01 pm |
Quoting aenigma x: Quoting CANLI: No harm done then
İ'm not Türk,but,my opinion about EU is to accept Türkiye as she is,its her right.
And EU countries not in a place to judge others.
As jesus 'AS' said,who is not sinful,can throw the rock ! |
True! But you are saying that we should just accept eachother, rightly or wrongly? That it is wrong to defend human rights? |
i should hope not..human rights are just that..a right...
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 07:10 pm |
Quoting aenigma x: Quoting CANLI: No harm done then
İ'm not Türk,but,my opinion about EU is to accept Türkiye as she is,its her right.
And EU countries not in a place to judge others.
As jesus 'AS' said,who is not sinful,can throw the rock ! |
True! But you are saying that we should just accept eachother, rightly or wrongly? That it is wrong to defend human rights? |
Yes,we should accept eachother,the way we are,and then state our opinion about what we like or what we don't like,convince eachother with our point of views.
Not like if you don't do so and so,i will cut your allowance,we're not kids here.
That is what should be between people,and should be between countries too.
And ofcourse nothing wrong in defending human rights.
But what i am saying you don't force a country to change its own identity just for others to accept her !
And that is what happening with Türkiye,right ?
Claiming that is defending democracy,freedom and human rights!
İ guess you understand what i mean exactly aenigma,right ?
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 07:10 pm |
Quote: Quoting Lapinkulta:
And again, don't misunderstand me, freedom of speech to me does NOT mean everyone can say anything they like. There is always something like politeness and common sense. Though I am happy to live in Holland, I don't think 'our' way of thinking is holy and the best there is. |
what about in a hospital which is in flemish part, could u be treared well?or could u shout that u are proud of being dutch in flemish region?? |
I'm afraid I'm missing the point here, what exactly do you mean by this?
(just curious )
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 07:15 pm |
Quote: Quoting Elisa: Quoting Lapinkulta:
And again, don't misunderstand me, freedom of speech to me does NOT mean everyone can say anything they like. There is always something like politeness and common sense. Though I am happy to live in Holland, I don't think 'our' way of thinking is holy and the best there is. |
what about in a hospital which is in flemish part, could u be treared well?or could u shout that u are proud of being dutch in flemish region?? |
I'm afraid I'm missing the point here, what exactly do you mean by this?
(just curious ) |
ooo u r sneaky
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 07:17 pm |
long time.. not aroun..
You guys talkin so far from tha post..but i see tht u guys not discuss like racin with somethin..
aLLah created people...send many prophets to show right way.. who belive got paradice after die.. all prophets teachin allah and isLam.. only people chnged the books tht allah sent.. they chnge it fo theirslf wich way is easy fo them..
Kuran say tht women body only fo women husbnd.. and u should cover ya head like canli said..this is not only Quran say.. all religion books sayin.. but all books chnge only Qran never chnge..so if ya read qoran sure u guys can see very clear..
second..isLam not the religion force people to do somethin.. everythin on ya hands to see wich is rght or wrong.. 3..if ya not wear hairscarf is not mean u r not muslim or u r bad..allah give money fo the people who is muslim or not muslim( like japanese people like usa like qorean) aLLah said who want knowlege i ll give directly.. who want money if i want then only u ll get it..
Qran say ya cant drink alcohol.. some muslim drink also.. but we cant say anythin..this is their way to get paradice or hell.. but the rules cant drink.. cant play gamble..yes people dunno anythin about isLam who never read qoran ..so we cant say they are stupid or idiot..we should teach them why like this..
isLam the 1 of religion cant kill innocent people..cant behave bad to the people.. but in israel.. u can see many people say tht their books write u can kill innocent babies..cant see many diffrnce..france kill many innocent in cezair..holland kill many innocent in indonesia.. uK kill many innocent in malaysia.. can u show me..Turkey did? dont think so.. if ya can show i would like to see and listen..
time to not fight..time to learn and share somethin each other to make more nice world..we should learn where we doin mistake muslim or other religions.. we should learn to say WE .. not Me..
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 07:20 pm |
Quoting Rain: we should learn to say WE .. not Me..
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I do not often agree with you Rain, this time I do.
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 07:24 pm |
Quoting Trudy: Quoting Rain: we should learn to say WE .. not Me..
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I do not often agree with you Rain, this time I do. |
me too.perhaps we are ill...
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 07:26 pm |
Quoting Rain: long time.. not aroun..
You guys talkin so far from tha post..but i see tht u guys not discuss like racin with somethin..
aLLah created people...send many prophets to show right way.. who belive got paradice after die.. all prophets teachin allah and isLam.. only people chnged the books tht allah sent.. they chnge it fo theirslf wich way is easy fo them..
Kuran say tht women body only fo women husbnd.. and u should cover ya head like canli said..this is not only Quran say.. all religion books sayin.. but all books chnge only Qran never chnge..so if ya read qoran sure u guys can see very clear..
second..isLam not the religion force people to do somethin.. everythin on ya hands to see wich is rght or wrong.. 3..if ya not wear hairscarf is not mean u r not muslim or u r bad..allah give money fo the people who is muslim or not muslim( like japanese people like usa like qorean) aLLah said who want knowlege i ll give directly.. who want money if i want then only u ll get it..
Qran say ya cant drink alcohol.. some muslim drink also.. but we cant say anythin..this is their way to get paradice or hell.. but the rules cant drink.. cant play gamble..yes people dunno anythin about isLam who never read qoran ..so we cant say they are stupid or idiot..we should teach them why like this..
isLam the 1 of religion cant kill innocent people..cant behave bad to the people.. but in israel.. u can see many people say tht their books write u can kill innocent babies..cant see many diffrnce..france kill many innocent in cezair..holland kill many innocent in indonesia.. uK kill many innocent in malaysia.. can u show me..Turkey did? dont think so.. if ya can show i would like to see and listen..
time to not fight..time to learn and share somethin each other to make more nice world..we should learn where we doin mistake muslim or other religions.. we should learn to say WE .. not Me..
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good ,it is conclusion thanks
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 07:26 pm |
What a strange day Everyone agreeing with Rain.... Joey said "orgasm"......
what next !
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 07:33 pm |
Well said Rain
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 07:34 pm |
Quote: Quoting robyn : Quoting Elisa: Quoting Lapinkulta:
And again, don't misunderstand me, freedom of speech to me does NOT mean everyone can say anything they like. There is always something like politeness and common sense. Though I am happy to live in Holland, I don't think 'our' way of thinking is holy and the best there is. |
what about in a hospital which is in flemish part, could u be treared well?or could u shout that u are proud of being dutch in flemish region?? |
I'm afraid I'm missing the point here, what exactly do you mean by this?
(just curious ) |
ooo u r sneaky  |
Oh god no, let's drop it then, I was really and honestly being curious and ignorant... :-S
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 07:49 pm |
eywallah arkadaslar..
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 07:50 pm |
Quoting Rain: eywallah arkadaslar.. |
...... friends? (Of course I see the word Allah, but what is exactly the meaning of this?)
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 07:51 pm |
Quoting Trudy: Quoting Rain: eywallah arkadaslar.. |
...... friends? (Of course I see the word Allah, but what is exactly the meaning of this?) |
yes tnx friends.. aLLah mean god..
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 07:54 pm |
Quoting Trudy: Quoting Rain: eywallah arkadaslar.. |
...... friends? (Of course I see the word Allah, but what is exactly the meaning of this?) |
Means ,yes By ALLAH friends,you are right,or its like that.
Eywallah,means by ALLAH,like a swear to confirm something one saying.
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 07:56 pm |
thanks god ,argument finished DDDDDDDDDDDDDD
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 08:00 pm |
lol @ Lapin, lol
Heyyy,don't you know its a bad omen to break a habit ?
And its TC habit lol
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 08:04 pm |
im very busy nowadays till myhead dizzy..so i see everythin cool aroun i better walk aroun.. see ya guys whn i m free to look tc.. god bless all of ya.. bye bye..
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17 Dec 2006 Sun 05:16 am |
Quoting Trudy:
And BTW, please do not generalize all Europeans. If a European says anything about 1 Turk, you get mad and say don't generalize! |
ah don't u love croatia!
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17 Dec 2006 Sun 05:20 am |
Quoting CANLI: Quoting Lapinkulta:
...if he said that france had genocide in algeria,would he get nobel award...
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Or İtaly in Libya ,would he get it ?!
We had the Nobel award too in literature years ago,our writer is Muslim,and he had many writtings,great one really,but the award he got it on a story he wrote,and was making fun by ALLAH and the Prophets !
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Italy in Libya forced the whole population of of millions of porr libyans into concentration camps, and not like those comfy ones in germany {at least they had food}... the concentration camps were aligned along the deadly sahara desert and france and the UK proudly supported them {and germany}... france killed a million of Algerians.. and now even refuse to compensate or allow algerian migration in there... french-arabs in the suburns of paris are treated like animals without skools, jobs, or even representation in the gov... how democractic!
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17 Dec 2006 Sun 05:23 am |
Quoting aenigma x: Please correct me if I am wrong, but where in Islam does it say it is COMPULSORY to wear a headscalf? I understood it to be a (sexist) cultural decision. |
there is a whole book on that. the word of Allah himself.
u might find it interesting! and never think of the headscarf as a force... it's a choice!
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17 Dec 2006 Sun 05:29 am |
Quoting arabianofelix: Quoting aenigma x: Please correct me if I am wrong, but where in Islam does it say it is COMPULSORY to wear a headscalf? I understood it to be a (sexist) cultural decision. |
there is a whole book on that. the word of Allah himself.
u might find it interesting! and never think of the headscarf as a force... it's a choice! |
Which book are you referring to? I'd like to see if there's written anything about elsewhere than the Qur'an.
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17 Dec 2006 Sun 05:33 am |
Quoting CANLI: Quoting robyn : Quoting CANLI: Surat El Nur,Ayat 31.
And it say,tell the Muslim Women,not they should do,telling is an order.
And look at it this way,lying is forbiden in all religions too.
Are all people honest ?
Same like wearing headscarf. |
canli but it does not say u have to wear a headscarf..that is the point..it tells us to cover our ornaments/adornments..which is open to interpretation.. |
Yes,it tell us to keep our beauty or whatever to our men,beside,this
' ليضربن بخمورهن على جيوبهن '
İts part of Ayat,and it said,let them wear scarves covers till it reach their pockets.
And that was right at their waists.
بخمورهن =their scarves
royben,you said you are Muslim,go to the nearest mosque,and ask Emam about the Sura explanation,he will tell you.
İts something i don't say ,its something the four Emam's have agree to it.
About Hijab,or headscarf,not niquab.
Niquab is not in Qura'an for the Muslim women to wear.
So check it and see. |
Niqab is an example of extremism... afterall, if a woman feels she needs it, let her be.
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17 Dec 2006 Sun 05:34 am |
Quoting Trudy: Quoting CANLI: Surat El Nur,Ayat 31.
And it say,tell the Muslim Women,not they should do,telling is an order.
And look at it this way,lying is forbiden in all religions too.
Are all people honest ?
Same like wearing headscarf. |
I read it. And like Robyn said, it only says 'do not show your ornaments'. It does not state exactly to wear a scarf. I think that is interpretation. |
u r also forgetting Hadeeth and Sunna!
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17 Dec 2006 Sun 05:39 am |
Quoting Rain: long time.. not aroun..
You guys talkin so far from tha post..but i see tht u guys not discuss like racin with somethin..
aLLah created people...send many prophets to show right way.. who belive got paradice after die.. all prophets teachin allah and isLam.. only people chnged the books tht allah sent.. they chnge it fo theirslf wich way is easy fo them..
Kuran say tht women body only fo women husbnd.. and u should cover ya head like canli said..this is not only Quran say.. all religion books sayin.. but all books chnge only Qran never chnge..so if ya read qoran sure u guys can see very clear..
second..isLam not the religion force people to do somethin.. everythin on ya hands to see wich is rght or wrong.. 3..if ya not wear hairscarf is not mean u r not muslim or u r bad..allah give money fo the people who is muslim or not muslim( like japanese people like usa like qorean) aLLah said who want knowlege i ll give directly.. who want money if i want then only u ll get it..
Qran say ya cant drink alcohol.. some muslim drink also.. but we cant say anythin..this is their way to get paradice or hell.. but the rules cant drink.. cant play gamble..yes people dunno anythin about isLam who never read qoran ..so we cant say they are stupid or idiot..we should teach them why like this..
isLam the 1 of religion cant kill innocent people..cant behave bad to the people.. but in israel.. u can see many people say tht their books write u can kill innocent babies..cant see many diffrnce..france kill many innocent in cezair..holland kill many innocent in indonesia.. uK kill many innocent in malaysia.. can u show me..Turkey did? dont think so.. if ya can show i would like to see and listen..
time to not fight..time to learn and share somethin each other to make more nice world..we should learn where we doin mistake muslim or other religions.. we should learn to say WE .. not Me..
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ah, i missed slangs!
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17 Dec 2006 Sun 05:41 am |
Quoting Rain: eywallah arkadaslar.. |
man, where u been... i was starting to pull up my sleeves.
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17 Dec 2006 Sun 05:42 am |
Quoting Lapinkulta: thanks god ,argument finished DDDDDDDDDDDDDD |
NOT FAIR ... i was at work
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17 Dec 2006 Sun 05:45 am |
do'h! i took myself to a deadend! no more tongue twsiting? it was fun! c'mon... somebody.. start talking, say something..
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17 Dec 2006 Sun 05:48 am |
arabianofelix > sana bir soru yazdım, sayfa 15de
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17 Dec 2006 Sun 05:57 am |
ah evet. i thought it was answered!
of course the Quran, but meant we also have the Hadith and the Sunna of the prophet Muhammad{PBUH}.. send me any PM for further questions, since this thread have reached a tying knot!
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17 Dec 2006 Sun 10:47 am |
Quoting arabianofelix: Quoting Trudy: Quoting CANLI: Surat El Nur,Ayat 31.
And it say,tell the Muslim Women,not they should do,telling is an order.
And look at it this way,lying is forbiden in all religions too.
Are all people honest ?
Same like wearing headscarf. |
I read it. And like Robyn said, it only says 'do not show your ornaments'. It does not state exactly to wear a scarf. I think that is interpretation. |
u r also forgetting Hadeeth and Sunna! |
As far as I know, Hadeeth and Sunna are very subject to interpretation. Several 'groups' in Islam have different views about it. Or do you want to say that a Sunni, a Shi'a, and a Sufi all think the same?
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17 Dec 2006 Sun 08:08 pm |
Quoting Trudy: Quoting arabianofelix: Quoting Trudy: Quoting CANLI: Surat El Nur,Ayat 31.
And it say,tell the Muslim Women,not they should do,telling is an order.
And look at it this way,lying is forbiden in all religions too.
Are all people honest ?
Same like wearing headscarf. |
I read it. And like Robyn said, it only says 'do not show your ornaments'. It does not state exactly to wear a scarf. I think that is interpretation. |
u r also forgetting Hadeeth and Sunna! |
As far as I know, Hadeeth and Sunna are very subject to interpretation. Several 'groups' in Islam have different views about it. Or do you want to say that a Sunni, a Shi'a, and a Sufi all think the same? |
No they all not think same ofcourse,but no much differences too in main things.
And as you see,Sunni, a Shi'a, and a Sufi all agree on Hijab,scarf i mean.
And as for Hadith,we know how to differentiate .
We have strong hadith,weak hadith,and so on,
Strong hadith means reliable from many sources,weak is not,and so on,we have degrees of reliability,and we know it.
Who want to know real thing,what ALLAH,or our Propfet SAV said,or ordered,its easy to do in İslam.
Who want to know,can search and will find too.
İf you want talk about it much further,we can pm.
But last thing,we cann't argue anything really in İslam,because everything is clear for who want to know.
So its better to say,i know,but i won't do.
İ wasn't wearing hijab,scarf till lately,and i knew its obligation from ALLAH,but i didn't do.
İt was my choice to do so,but i cann't say its not obligation in İslam ,i know it is.
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