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[quote]sister javeria1==&gt;
what u said in particular scenario, [b]is perfectly true[/b], [b]but[/b] I want to ask [b]what[/b] if there is [b]different scenario::[/b]

[b]1)[/b] what if surrounding all males would be muslim???

[b]2)[/b] how important IT IS that [b]males themselves are also ORDERED BY ALLAH NOT to stare[/b] at woman or watch them in bad way???

3) what u say of a woman who is having [b]decent dressing [/b] (not transparent and tight) [b]but not [/b] wearing hijab and niqab??

4) The people who are against hijab (head covering) and niqab (face covering also with full burqa) [b]are not SUPPORTER[/b] of tight, tranparent or exotic or provocative dressing.

what they say: that putting a woman behind burqa and face covering , you are [b]projecting[/b]that a  woman is only an [b]object[/b] of exploiting males' inner dirty emotion????

so that [b]a little glimpse of her face or herself[/b] , would cause big thrill in males' mind???

you consider a female in this manner [b]a commodity [/b] who cannot do anything [b]except[/b] creating erotic emotion, so let her be there at home with her husband where such quality is required???

please comment....
these are not my doubts....these are the objections of western women which may misguide our young girls and they start to think in this way.

keep in mind!! i am not talking about the [b]erotic, almost tranparent or  bodily tight dress[/b]....i am talking the [b]very decent and proper dress ...[/b]..but [b]without head and face cover and without burqa[/b]( like the black coloured abaya)..

thanks....[/quote]

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