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On Head Scarf in Turkey by Nihal Bengisu Karaca
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03 Feb 2008 Sun 03:09 pm |
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Quoting MrX67: Quoting AlphaF: Here is your chance to teach me the meaning of "real secularism".
Be sincere...come on !, say your piece !
PS: I will read you tomorrow... |
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How does your definition differ from what I said ?
"There is no secularism, if civil laws of a society are shaped to serve the needs/orders of a religion."
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03 Feb 2008 Sun 05:29 pm |
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http://www.todayszaman.com/tz-web/detaylar.do?load=detay&link=132656
One person's personal experience and view
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03 Feb 2008 Sun 05:34 pm |
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People wear headscarves. So what? Exc.article, Peace Train.
Headscarves: A sin?
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03 Feb 2008 Sun 06:29 pm |
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Quoting Roswitha: Headscarves: A sin?
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Only if it is something you choose to wear, with no cultural or religious pressure 
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03 Feb 2008 Sun 06:48 pm |
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alfa erasing his posts now?  does anybody else see the similarities..??? 
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03 Feb 2008 Sun 07:14 pm |
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Even if I having an american vision and don't like the idea of having to wear a headscarf I wonder why this topic is in discussion as I see in my opinion people should wear whatever they like in every place and every situation
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03 Feb 2008 Sun 07:31 pm |
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Quoting elibrody: Even if I having an american vision and don't like the idea of having to wear a headscarf I wonder why this topic is in discussion as I see in my opinion people should wear whatever they like in every place and every situation |
Perhaps you should think about what the headscarf represents in some societies before making such a nice, happy statement ...
The fact is some women may NOT where whatever they like in every place and every situation.
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03 Feb 2008 Sun 07:46 pm |
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Quoting elibrody: in my opinion people should wear whatever they like in every place and every situation |
I agree. With regard to the headscarf, it should be up to the individual and the way they interpret the Qur'an. There will always be debate about interpretation, indeed there are many sites devoted to the different views, some of which are Muslimwomen wanting the choice. It is not the place of any individual to judge another for their choice in this matter. It is a matter between the individual believer and God. Unfortunately there are those who do enforce their view onto Muslim women (some are forced to wear the scarf and some are not allowed to wear the scarf).
Hark! I hear the sound of footsteps getting closer and closer.
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03 Feb 2008 Sun 08:01 pm |
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Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting elibrody: Even if I having an american vision and don't like the idea of having to wear a headscarf I wonder why this topic is in discussion as I see in my opinion people should wear whatever they like in every place and every situation |
Perhaps you should think about what the headscarf represents in some societies before making such a nice, happy statement ...
The fact is some women may NOT where whatever they like in every place and every situation. |
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03 Feb 2008 Sun 08:03 pm |
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Absolutely true MrX67. Lets allow them into universities first and worry about the rest later  
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03 Feb 2008 Sun 08:04 pm |
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Quoting AEnigma III: Absolutely true MrX67. Lets allow them into universities first and worry about the rest later |
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