[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

Fully agree Brillo.

Sometimes you feel you are hitting your head against a brick wall - no doubt it would be different if male equality was being challenged in this way.

Many pay lip service to believing in female equality, but talk is cheap and actions really do speak louder than words in my book.

[jaxie]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

Sometimes you feel you are hitting your head against a brick wall - no doubt it would be different if male equality was being challenged in this way.

Many pay lip service to believing in female equality, but talk is cheap and actions really do speak louder than words in my book.

Very true. People often say wearing such paraphernalia is the woman's choice except in reality it isn't really her choice, she does what she is conditioned to do by men. It is disturbing how so many non Muslims collude with that.

Why would any woman think her face is immodest?