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Kabul : Afghanistan | 1 year ago  
In a sudden and shocking move, Afghanistan’s President Hamid Karzai has authorized a ban on wearing full veils in public places. This revolutionary action makes Afghanistan...
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Posted By SofiaAmbrosia SofiaAmbrosia | about 1 year ago
first you break it then you fix it, then you plunge yourself back 4000 yrs... then you pretend to fix it again... Hmmm, this should be interesting... rated up.
Reply By SofiaAmbrosia SofiaAmbrosia | about 1 year ago
YOU!!! The whole thing turns my stomach I did not even read the entire article... hehe neither will I now HAHHAHAHAHA... ;-D
Reply By Bea_Shaylee_Sayers Bea_Shaylee_Sayers | about 1 year ago
Got you!!! But excellent ripost - "neither will I now". Brilliant!...:-)
Reply By SofiaAmbrosia SofiaAmbrosia | about 1 year ago
that's why I said "pretend to fix it."
Reply By JoePower JoePower | about 1 year ago
Pinch, punch, first of the month. A special month at that.
Reply By Bea_Shaylee_Sayers Bea_Shaylee_Sayers | about 1 year ago
hehehehehe......wait, what do you mean?...
Posted By mhatter99 Martin Kloess | about 1 year ago
well written - thank you
Posted By Adebanjos Adebanjos | about 1 year ago
Well written my friend, keep posting - rated.
Posted By Adebanjos Adebanjos | about 1 year ago
Well written my friend, keep posting - rated.
Posted By JeniferLamug JeniferLamug | about 1 year ago
" if there's such a thing as "enjoying the weekend" for Afghan women."
I think there is no such thing.Rated.
Posted By northsunm32 northsunm32 | about 1 year ago
This sounds as if it were something from the satirical magazine Onion rather than reality! No doubt many women will be forced to wear the burka by their husbands. Will they charge the husband! Probably not but the woman will be thrown in jail. There could be violent protests over this. Thanks for this report. We will see how fast Karzai flip flops.
Posted By northsunm32 northsunm32 | about 1 year ago
Haha. April Fools..right!
Reply By Bea_Shaylee_Sayers Bea_Shaylee_Sayers | about 1 year ago
Right, you picked it up well...hehehehehe...
Posted By ahol888 Adrian Holman | about 1 year ago
Burqas need to be banned worldwide. A woman is made beautiful so that she can be looked at, not so that a potato sack would be put over her in public.
Reply By Snipes Snipes | about 1 year ago
Dude, a woman is made beautiful for her man, not for all to watch and get aroused. I bet you like it when people look at your wife or sister thinking in their minds "wow, what a piece. I'd love bangin that hot piece of ass" and picturing their sex positions with her or other immoral stuff.
Do you know the cause of rape? it is because a woman arouses a man by exposing her to him. look at the west with all its modern shit. how many rapes are reported everyday? how many sexual assaults happen each day?
Reply By saraj saraj | about 1 year ago
Really? I highly doubt that is what goes through every man's head when they see a pretty woman. And so what if it does? You are taking away women's freedom for that? Why don't you try to wear a chadari for a while to see how it feels?
Reply By Snipes Snipes | about 1 year ago
Dude, first, I suggest you go and get some info about what Islam says regarding Hijab. A woman can reveal her face, hands and feet only; rest of the body should be covered with Hijab. Second, If you ask every real Muslim woman, she is very much comfortable wearing a hijab. Hijab is an immunity, not an imposition and abduction of freedom. If you were wise enough, you should have gotten the point from my first comment. Peace!
Reply By rzassad rzassad | about 1 year ago
well said. I completely agree with you. Being a woman I know how it feels when u are covered with Hijab.
Posted By NinaRai Nina Rai | about 1 year ago
LOL Adrian.....'Potato Sack'

Its a step in the right direction
by the Karzai govt. Point is will
the women folk there adhere to it.
Thanks for the report. Rated up.
Posted By Incognito Incognito | about 1 year ago
It will be a cold day in hell when that happens... sadly.
Posted By dhreff dhreff | about 1 year ago
Bea, unveiling of Afghan women in public places is symbolic liberation of women in Afghanistan. Hopefully they won't be used for war. Rate you up.
Posted By cetian cetian | about 1 year ago
April Fools, but interestingly, the Niqab and Burka are banned in Syria, which is one reason the Saudi Wahhabis want to overthrow the government there.
Posted By rzassad rzassad | about 1 year ago
Firstly, A Muslim woman does not cover her face or wear hijab due to fear of her husband, the society or Karzai. She wears it only to please her Creator Allah alone. But unfortunately this is misunderstood by many people around the world including Karzai. If a women has the right to show her face, she has equally rights to cover it. It is oneself property not public or Karzi's. If Karzai really wants to protect women's rights, he should implement complete Islamic laws. In Islam women's and Human's rights has been already explained in a very detailed manner.Any one can refer to it through Quran and Sunnah. Second, Karzi should concentrate on many other essential economic and development activities of Afghanistan rather than banning face covering. He has already has disagreement of Afghans. If he is keen to protect Human's right, he should empower security in Afghanistan. How he protect Afghan right in Afghanistan is already know to people through week's back incidents in Kandahar province in which 17 civilians were killed by a US solider, and burning of Holy Quran. So better to protect a nation's religion and it people rather than quoting a foolish law without any proper reason and justification.
Posted By zssalam zssalam | about 1 year ago
I agree with rzassad, thank you for your wonderful comment. I am a proud Muslim American women who covers her hair for the sake of God alone. I lived in Afghanistan for a year and learned that the majority of people there follow their Afghan culture more than the actual teachings of Islam. Islam elevated the rights and status of women, during a time when they were buried alive as babies. Islam ended this horrific practice.
Reply By saraj saraj | about 1 year ago
You obviously live in a country where you choose how to dress. Most of the women in Afghanistan don't have the freedom to do so. They have been robbed of their rights and freedom over and over for political reasons. Please don't be such a snob and feel entitled to tell them what they should do that works for you.

Sorry to burst your bubble, but religion and traditions developed due to reasons such as taking over a country and controlling the people. Afghans originally had a beautiful Persian culture that has been destroyed over centuries. Just because Arabic culture has spread due to Islam taking over other countries, doesn't mean it is a better way of living. Why do you think Arabic garb is supposed to be the right way to dress? Why are you supposed to learn Arabic in order to read Quran. Could it be that Arabs were hoping to take over the world?
Reply By rzassad rzassad | about 1 year ago
I appreciate your kind and supportive response.Loved the way ur expressed your positive view.Very few people understand that. We all Muslim are proud to me Muslim and do everything only to please our creator not the creation.
Posted By zssalam zssalam | about 1 year ago
Thanks rzassad--you were the one who inspired me to write my post--yes being a Muslim is really all about remembering and serving God/Allah the best we can.
Reply By rzassad rzassad | about 1 year ago
zssalam, You are always welcome. I feel much happy and grateful to Allah that beside so many negatives thoughts, powerful positives human being also exists.May Allah bless you and everyone around u with happiness, success and love of both the world. Ameen.
Reply By rzassad rzassad | about 1 year ago
zssalam, You are always welcome. I feel much happy and grateful to Allah that beside so many negatives thoughts, powerful positives human being also exists.May Allah bless you and everyone around u with happiness, success and love of both the world. Ameen.
Posted By zssalam zssalam | about 1 year ago
Thank you for your kinds words, rzassad. May Allah bless you too with the same and more.


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