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[quote]<p align=justify>What you see in this particular instance of head covering, I see it at an enormous scale, which bewilders me and worries me a lot. Our ideals have changed, life style, attitude, behaviour and everything...Saying 'see you' or 'okay' when people part instead of saying 'Khuda Hafiz' or 'Assalama Alaykum' is apparently a minor change of practice, but, to me, it is indicative of a major malady ailing the Muslims. This shows but sad consequences of our civilization clashing with a civilization, which was nourished and nurtured on a non-religious basis. 
<p align=justify>The reason that women feel comfortable without head covering is that a tremendous change has come to take place in the collective Archetypes of the Muslims.

<p align=justify>You are right in saying that going outside without shirts is still unconventional. This is why men do not dare go outside without shirts. Believe you me, if you ask any scholar, he will tell you that wearing a shirt for men is not obligatory. Why then men do not do away with this practice? And why the temptation to do away with head covering is greater on the part of women?[/quote]

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