Anonym (Wert) skrev 2021-04-07 19:34:38 följande:
#54 Kerstin52 skrev 2021-04-07 16:10:45 följande:
Vad jag menar är att kvinnors klädsel regleras av män. Om vi skall ha bikini, slöja, visar för mycket hud, visar för lite med mera. Redan när flickor föds tvingas de in i en klädsel som de inte valt, prinsesskläder, glitter och till och med bikinitoppar när de är 5 år.
Om vi är seriösa med ett slöjförbud för barn för att rädda dom från religiösa förtryck så bör det gälla alla religioner och alla sätt av förtryck. Är det rätta att tvinga ett barn in i en religion innan de är myndiga, oavsett om det sker med slöja eller dop - vad är skillnaden? Barnet har inte haft möjlighet att välja.
Tyvärr handlar detta inte om att frigöra kvinnan och låta henne vara fri att klä sig som hon vill. Detta handlar om en förtäckt rasistisk kamp mot islam. Ingen bryr sig om killar som måste bära kippa eller som blir av med sin förhud. Ingen bryr sig om unga män som inte får raka sig utan tvingas odla skägg.
Önskan att reglera kvinnors klädsel har ju uppenbarligen inte med religion att göra. Se bara på lagförslaget i Frankrike som TS tycker är jättebra. Där vill man via lag tvinga kvinnor att klä sig på ett visst sätt och det är inte religiösa skäl som ligger bakom det. Så varför skall all religion förbjudas när viljan att kontrollera kvinnors kroppar handlar om makt och inte religion?
ne, ett förbud för att bromsa slöjtvång p.g.a religion och viljan att kontrollera kvinnors kroppar p.g.a religion
har ju uppenbarligen inte med religion att göra, det är bara det att jag får så jävla ont i hjärnan av att inte blanda in religion...i religion.
The Internet is full of YouTube videos of children being viciously attacked in madrasas. Girls getting grabbed by the hair and being pulled to the ground for not wearing hijab (head covers), boys being whipped and kicked as they fall to the ground.
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Girls are how the level of a man?s, or his family?s, honour is measured. The more control he has over his wife and daughters, the more honourable he is. It is his responsibility to guard his family?s honour by making sure the women in the family dress modestly by covering themselves up in hijab, and that they act honourably by keeping their voices low, keeping their eyes cast downward, by being demure. The most important aspect of honour is a girl?s virginity. It must be guarded at all costs. Girls must not ride bikes, horses, or engage in sports lest the hymen break. Families must keep a close eye on girls making sure they do not demolish the family honour by losing their virginity?whether they do this willingly or because they were raped is irrelevant.
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If a woman dishonours her family by dressing too Western or not Islamically enough, or by having male friends, or by a plethora of other mundane things, she could pay for that rebellion with her life.
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Hijab
At the age of nine, I was fitted with my first hijab, which I was now required to wear. I hated it instantly. I hated it when my mom started wearing it, and I especially hated it now that I was expected to wear it. I begged for alternatives.
"Can I please just shave my head instead? What if I wear a wig?"
"Like the Jews! You want to be like the yahood?"
I tried to negotiate my way out.
"How come you didn't have to wear it when you were my age?"
"Because my parents didn?t know better. They should have made me wear it."
I wished she didn't know better. I wished she would allow me the reprieve that she had been offered. I tried every tactic my nine-year-old brain could muster, but nothing worked. Gone were all my clothes; pants were no longer allowed. Now, I was to cover every inch of my body but my face and hands. This was the moment that the final nail was hammered into the coffin of my childhood.
I felt so awkward, so uncomfortable, so hot, in those stupid oversized clothes. My whole body was suffocating. My head throbbed, and my skin oozed sweat from every pore. And every day, they told me that dressing like the kuffar was evil and that I would go to hell if I dressed that way. Besides, when the Caliphate rises, if you're not wearing hijab, how will you be distinguished from the nonbelievers? If you look like them, you'll be killed like them.
Yasmine Mohammed - Unveiled: How Western Liberals Empower Radical Islam