As a woman in my late 60s, I just despair that there are young educated women that actually want to dress like this and make arguments in favour of something so ridiculous. It's beyond sad.

@vjamesg100

4 ай бұрын

Agree

@Kayemith774

4 ай бұрын

As a woman 60 a Muslim I answer to God , the in the way I dress, and so why do you feel the need to trample over me and my religious freedoms ? Do you get upset about boobs pouring out of bras, and butt bare and showing it All or skirts so short they are mistaken for blouses ? . Please don't attempt to bend over in your Corporate offices . See in society it's such the norm that when you don't see boobs and butts you get ticked off

@Xxxfallen_angelxxX

4 ай бұрын

I also despair women running around half naked trying to sell that wh*ring around is empowering

@PsyOps404

4 ай бұрын

Just because you’ve spent your life uncovered and been the object of many people’s wondering obsession’s and gazing eyes it does not mean everybody wants to live their life like that.

@paulspittel1924

4 ай бұрын

What a ridiculous comment

As a motorcyclist, I am very often refused to be served at a petrol station, unless I remove my helmet. This is so I can be identified in case I try to drive off without paying. In this country, it is offensive to walk around with your face covered. If a man walked into a bank with a balaclava on, it would be assumed he was about to commit a robbery. Respect British values, or bog off.

@NAStheNomad

4 ай бұрын

They are still required to remove their niqab as and when needed so this isn’t a valid argument.

@mandypinkney5949

4 ай бұрын

​@@NAStheNomadTROLL!

@NAStheNomad

4 ай бұрын

@@mandypinkney5949 it’s easy to chant “troll” then admit you’re wrong but what I have said is a fact. If not, prove otherwise or be quiet.

@ionaleah

3 ай бұрын

Would saudi allow changes in their country. You muslim want your laws every where you go its not right you are in uk either you live by their british laws. Not saudi laws

@angelp4724

3 ай бұрын

100!

If France and Switzerland can ban it why can't Britain ?

@user-kd3ic6do5n

Ай бұрын

Because Britain prefers complete subjugation to their culture. It's not a question of integration, our political masters have sold out to Islam because they like the power it gives them over the people. Just my opinion of course 😉

@Noneofyourbusiness-dp5gu

Ай бұрын

No because they care more about being called a racist than their country national security

@revertnicolas5977

Ай бұрын

Britain are weaker than us (France). But even France are weak, so thats sad for Britain.

@ramakrishnandoraiswamy1614

Ай бұрын

vote bank politics. they cast vote en-block. it matters when they constitute 10-15% of electorate

@emptyhad2571

25 күн бұрын

Because it’s stupid it’s a western country where you have the right to wear whatever you want. It’s freedom and UK has a duty to uphold that no matter what.

France , Denmark, Switzerland, have band it and so should we time to stand up and protect our country and culture

@cansuStBenoit

Күн бұрын

Turkey had banned it in 00’s before the arrive of Erdoğan and that decision made Turkey more conservative and cause to the lost the laic gouvernement to Erdogan… Banning something that you dont want to see is the stupidest thing its gonna react like epidemic. Banning something is giving the power to it. i think UK dealing that subject with more dignity . Banning something make the country much miserable

@TheBestCat1290

Күн бұрын

'protect out country and culture'. Pathetic that your culture is SO FRAGILE that a woman dressing modestly could destroy your culture.

Respect this country and its culture. It is not middle east here.

@Razia10376

4 ай бұрын

Respect a person's right to dress modestly. If you want to strip a woman's clothing that she consider is something that is protecting her modesty than it is not the middle east, it is something way worse and you people shouldn’t be talking about women's rights, freedom or human rights around the world with this much gusto.

@TMGold60

3 ай бұрын

we need to make the wearing of such garments as demoralising to women...

@keithjohnson49

3 ай бұрын

@@Razia10376 Bigot. Respect works both ways. Respect the laws of the West and the UK if you want to live here. It's about integrating, not taking us over

@story-ju9cu

3 ай бұрын

If you can't except the law of the country, leave​@@Razia10376

@arunsar7893

3 ай бұрын

@@Razia10376 "Respect a person's right to dress modestly." - Dressing like a ninja is not dressing "modestly". It's madness.

THEY have no concern for our country they simply do as they like its sickening!!!

@georgecarlinn6288

4 ай бұрын

🤣🤣 200 years ago people felt same about British in India

@catherinehezelgrave8440

4 ай бұрын

@georgecarlinn6288 The difference is we left this lot are only here for benefits etc also they are convinced they will rule the world!!! They should be living in a Islamic state they are nothing but, RELIGOUS FANATICAL LUNATICS!!!!!

@Pawel-rv1ek

4 ай бұрын

@@georgecarlinn6288 It's not 200 years ago.

@Daniel-gg8lj

4 ай бұрын

@@georgecarlinn6288 Then let's send these muslims to India.

@lilyannal5159

4 ай бұрын

They are most ungraceful group of people on earth.

NO - it should not be worn and nowhere in all of Europe. Point.

NO. I had a Doctor tell me the results of my tests in Hospital. It was one of these Guinness Bottles, I couldn't understand a word she said, I kept asking her questions, but just couldn't understand her. I asked 2 of the Nurses who were with her, 1 man, 1 woman, and they couldn't understand her either. It was another 6 months before I got to speak to someone who could give me my results. She should never have been in the NHS, and in any case she should be made to wear the same uniform as other Doctors in our Country.

@caroledowie1773

Ай бұрын

This is precisely why these face coverings should not be allowed.

@Bilal-op6rt

Ай бұрын

Could you not understand her or did you decide to not be able to understand her.

@caroledowie1773

Ай бұрын

@@Bilal-op6rt No, I could not understand her. In any case, the wearing of such clothing has no place in Britain and should be banned.

@alphathealphiliate

26 күн бұрын

Guinness bottles 🤯 That’s haram, bro 😂

@TheBestCat1290

Күн бұрын

@@caroledowie1773 Why you commenting? You are not the original commenter. It looks like you have made several accounts and are spreading false information but you forgot to switch to the arthur account

“Let us be open and engaging” she says with her face completely covered

@ToniT0268

3 ай бұрын

Well don't ask me to engage with just a slit revealing two eyes. Just seeing them on the screen all in black, even down to the gloves, is intimidating enough. What does Black signify to the western world - death, black magic and the underworld. :(

@Aesberg

3 ай бұрын

wow almost like she didn't mean it physically

@michaelwakeford2336

3 ай бұрын

Brilliant point.

@user-ko3rl4vw6c

3 ай бұрын

Islam is open only if you play along with them

@michelleqs78

3 ай бұрын

“You have nothing to fear?” Anyone remember one of the London bombers escaping the uk wearing his sister’s ninja outfit? If you don’t like our laws and culture, you should leave. This is as bad as people that identify as pot plants and enforce the use of their Mickey Mouse pronounce.

No, you live in Britain, you follow our laws!!💯💯💯

@wardenclyffe2875

3 ай бұрын

and the laws are freedom of religion...

@taherehvahid-olivier4545

3 ай бұрын

😊👍👍👍 absolutely

@militaotavares

3 ай бұрын

😅😅

@rouguiyatoubangoura2471

3 ай бұрын

They would not allow u to do what u want in their country. Believe me

@flip-phone_becky4655

3 ай бұрын

I bet they wouldn't allow men to wear a niqab.

There is nothing in the Quran that suggests wearing stuff like that. Even Muslims from Lebanon know this..

My family is 100% Anglo Saxon - we are also Muslims and have been for THREE generations - Dad was born and raised in Bootle Merseyside and Mum was from the town of Roslin near Edinburgh and we moved to Australia when I was eleven. I have NEVER worn a hijab (except at the Masjid I wear an abaya and a scarf) or the niqab and definitely not,nor will I ever,wear a burqa! My sisters on the other hand chose to wear the hijab but none of their daughters (my daughters either) have chosen to and everyone is totally ok with that. My dad and grandad ALWAYS said that the women in our family would not EVER be forced to cover,even though it IS desirable, it is 100% a matter between a woman and Allah (SWT). Surah Al Baquara states there is NO compulsion in religion and any fears that non Muslim women have that they could be forced to adopt to Islamic dress is ludicrous and any Muslim even suggesting that they should is deliberately misinterpreting the Qur'an and trying to impose THEIR more hard core beliefs onto non Muslims and that is Haram! Not permissable! I am highly amused when new female reverts (not realising I was born a Muslim) try to lecture me about becoming a Muslim and tell me that to be a successful Muslim I HAVE to become an hijabi and that I SHOULD adopt a name like Ayesha, Khadijah, Fatima,none of that is true - all they see is blonde hair,blue eyes,fair skin and normal every day attire,they lecture me about making my Shahada (did that when I was thirteen) and often tell me I'm obviously "not ready" to embrace Islam 🤷🏼‍♀️ and I'm no spring chicken I can tell you so these young ladies think they are "saving" some poor old lost lady. My husband is 100% Aussie born and bred,he reverted to Islam many, many years ago and when I first met him I had one heck of a job convincing him that him becoming a Muslim did NOT mean he had to embrace being an "Arab" (that's no disrespect to my many Arabic friends). The amount of girls I've met (men too) who will ditch their birth name alarms me - don't know how many guys my brothers' became friends with who changed their name to Yusuf or Bilal or Issa - when there is NO requirement to reject your birth name so guys, if you revert (convert) keep your own names like Chris or Sam or Justin. My brother's names are Jim and Gordon. I'm going to stick my neck out *ouch* and say to people contemplating embracing Islam THINK.VERY. CAREFULLY about what you're doing! If you're coming into Islam expecting you can mistreat your wife, withhold money,control her life and be the "boss" you're barking (excuse the expression) up the wrong tree. Maybe some Muslims from other countries have a CULTURAL advantage over their women folk (take countries for example where FGM is practiced by BOTH major religions as it's cultural not religious) you will be sadly mistaken and deeply disappointed - my Dad used to say a Muslim man only opens his mouth for two reasons - to eat and to pray - PLEASE don't be taken by the idea you can (as a Muslim man) get away with being ab*sive to your wife and kids - because you don't want to run into a group of sisters protecting one of their own (it's brutal). For most Muslim women they love wearing the scarf,it is their way of identifying as a servant of Allah (SWT) and it makes them feel safe and protected. It makes no difference to me but I would NEVER disrespect or judge sisters who do cover. You be surprised at how many Muslim women and girls you pass on the street never knowing that they are. Be wary of the ones who are delusional but please just remember just because I say Allah (SWT) and you say Yahweh or Jehovah the three words honour the one God - and NO! We Muslims have NO authority to try to force our way of life or our beliefs on others.

@ashsgirl

Ай бұрын

This was really interesting to read! I'm not a Muslim but I'm glad there are some people out there who think you can keep your culture and name after converting to a new religion. It really annoys me how Muslims want everyone to act, dress and talk like Arabs and even speak Arabic when, in fact, they are far from being Arabs. I like diversity; it would be really boring if everyone had the same traditional Christian, Muslim or Jewish names.

If your face can’t be seen, you’re regarded as someone who has bad intentions or about to do a crime. There’s a reason why criminals cover their faces or wear masks.

@basil9633

7 ай бұрын

?????

@abderrahmanlahiaouni9172

7 ай бұрын

I can't believe there is someone saying this while no one ever is questioned for having a medical mask on (which was almost everyone these last years and still) that leaves only eyes visible

@JanBanJoovi-ol1qv

7 ай бұрын

@@abderrahmanlahiaouni9172 be logical. A medical facemask doesn’t cover your entire head or your entire face. You can still be recognized even wearing a medical facemask. Have you seen a robber wearing a medical facemask in disguise? A medical facemask that’s akin to a burqa doesn’t exist. What a lame argument.

@Aksarallah

7 ай бұрын

just admit you want to see their faces

@JanBanJoovi-ol1qv

7 ай бұрын

@@Aksarallah and what’s wrong with seeing their faces? A normal person would want to see the face of the person he/she’s talking to or the persons around to identify them. And it’s for comfort or security purposes and not for perverted reasons like what you’re trying to insinuate.

In her late 70s my mum became afraid to do her own shopping because she was loudly accused of being racist in a supermarket when she refused to be served by a lady in a veil. She was deaf and could only lipread. Her explanation was rejected by the supervisor. Her self confidence was stripped away and she never went anywhere alone again for fear of it happening again.

@allykatharvey

4 ай бұрын

How dreadful. We should be safe in our own country. This is a Christian country, Islam has no place here.

@jaz3023

4 ай бұрын

So sorry - she absolutely deserved better in her own country 😡 This particular religion is ......well misogynistic is a mild way of saying what needs to be said ...anti Western....WHY are they here??? PLEASE go to countries of your own faith, and stop OFFENDING US!!!

@Razia10376

4 ай бұрын

She was recist though, wasn’t she? But we should ignore people of their bigoted ways if they are old. I generally ignore such a people, but It's hard to when you're just doing your job but people disrespecting you not because of your behaviour or the way you served them but the way you dressed, you didn’t dressed inappropriately or anything, you hiding hiding your own body parts for modesty's sake is the problem of another, why so? Me personally would still be polite and give them the servers they want, but It's hard generate sympathy.

@Razia10376

4 ай бұрын

She wants to strip away another's clothing but in return, her self confidence was stripped away by being accused of something she was, I don’t know what to feel about that.

@jaz3023

4 ай бұрын

@afsanaaktar1037 It is essential to NOT cover your face when in public roles - you live in the uk I presume - not Iran - you can return to an Islamic country if you don't like the West. How offensive muslims are.

Thank God for Douglas Murray. A gentleman not afraid of the truth. What a pity he isnt the PM

No it shouldn't. If you choose to wear it then go to another country. Sick of seeing these people hiding their faces. It being 'normal' in East London is disgusting. If the law can say you have to wear a face mask then it can be law not to wear one. British society says we show our faces .. I don't know if I'm right or not but this is Britain. If we don't stand up to these people then our country is lost.

In this climate where terrorism and radicalization are at high possibility, looking at someone and not knowing who they are is highly stressful. I never understood why theses people wanted to leave their country to come to the UK without being willing to assimilate.

@sloeberdoet

4 ай бұрын

For the benefits only.

@colleenmonfross4283

4 ай бұрын

Well said.

@alanc6781

4 ай бұрын

Because when Mohamed died in the year 632 he instructed all faithful to INVADE, DESTROY AND DOMINATE SO THAT ISLAM RULES THE WORLD. And that is what all these Muslim "refugees" and "immigrants" are doing. Invasion by stealth. And that is why they never go to another Muslim country.

@truthmerchant1

4 ай бұрын

Their intention is to subvert our culture and outbreed us and take over. Their ideology teaches that,

@brandyhaywood6256

4 ай бұрын

They want to take over the west and introduce sharia rule.

As a woman do I talk about my human rights being dressed as I want when I come to Saudi Arabia?

@NAStheNomad

3 ай бұрын

So you’re asking, why we don’t behave like a murderous dictatorship like Saudi that only just allowed its women to drive? This is a serious question?

@brouettesylvie8077

2 ай бұрын

bearing in mind the Saudis have relaxed their laws on female dress.

@laurahunter3675

2 ай бұрын

Saudi Arabia is a total different country to the uk You should respect the laws there As the uk is so different and multi cultured with many religions.People are free to express and dress the way they choose in the uk Not all countries have the same laws and some have more freedom such as the western society

@NAStheNomad

2 ай бұрын

When we compare ourselves to a 3rd world dictatorship, it doesn’t set the bar very high now, does it?

@BigAndyG

2 ай бұрын

@@laurahunter3675a total different country my rear entry... The difference being that Saudi Arabia publicly flogs anybody who is different.. preventing it being a different country.

How can we identify wether they are man or women

@TheBeatMakersGuild

2 ай бұрын

why should u have to .... how can u have a free country without religious freedom

@TheQuantumShell

2 ай бұрын

@@TheBeatMakersGuildso you're saying all islamic countries are not free countries as they don't have religious freedom?

@TheBeatMakersGuild

2 ай бұрын

@@TheQuantumShell religous freedom is a must for a free country . u just want everything to dictate to your life style u dont care about others

@TheQuantumShell

2 ай бұрын

@@TheBeatMakersGuild was proving your point with sarcasm

@sulaulaman4717

Ай бұрын

I mean, ya already never know these days with all the genders. Which for some reason you accept

I once worked in an all women’s gym and was locking up on my own one night. A woman wearing a niqab walked in and approached me. I was terrified. It turns out it was a woman and she was perfectly fine but what’s stopping a man walking into an all women’s gym dressed in a niqab, Seeking an opportunity knowing there would be no men to step in and protect.

Douglas Murray talks more sense than any one in the government good luck sir be safe 👍

@angelawallismoore2283

3 ай бұрын

Agreed. I am concerned for his safety because he is saying what most of us are thinking, but the volatile section of society would probably like to do him harm.

@daveknight957

2 ай бұрын

He's an intelligent and truthful speaker on many many subjects; and I've never known him to be untruthful on anything.

When a religion dictates certain things and their followers are required to follow the rules and they are happy to do so, they should go and do it in their own countries. Not in Uk

@PsyOps404

4 ай бұрын

The U.K. colonised half of the world and did what they wanted in the countries they colonised. The majority of people who practise wearing niqab were born here so be a good citizen and mind your own business. The U.K. professes its a secular and democratic country, well these people aren’t telling you how to dress or live your live so shut up and get on with your life.

@Humanity2013

4 ай бұрын

@@PsyOps404 😂😂😂

@ecnalms851

4 ай бұрын

​@@PsyOps404 It is a perfectly natural response to feel wary of people wearing niqab and want it banned because it makes the person wearing it anonymous - it hides their identity to everyone interacting with them. The same cannot be said for the hijab, you can still see the person's face. If niqab was banned, UK would still be one of the best countries for religious freedom. Compare to other countries like Islamic ones, in Saudi Arabia you can't practice any other religion except Islam publicly and other religious buildings such as Christian churches are banned. Overall point, UK is secular and there is big religious freedom - however, there must be balance and if most of the population feels unsafe because of the niqab then it is perfectly acceptable for it to be banned.

@alanc6781

4 ай бұрын

As I understand it, there is nothing in the Quran about it. It was decreed some years ago by some Mullah or something and has become part of their culture. Anyway, women are second class to the extremists who control them. Slightly higher in status than a dog. Just possessions. Supposedly, wearing the tent, etc, stops them from inflaming the passions of men.

@Eskisie

4 ай бұрын

@@PsyOps404 So did Portuguese, Spanish, Asian, Arabs, Chinese, and, any other civilizations before them, and that doesn't mean anyone should disrespect the country that gives these people another chance in life.

I have a respect for the lady in headscarf in the panel. She said to the lady covered in the audience to not only talk about her rights but to also talk about her responsibility towards society. I think she said muslims are being hated because of this before she was cut off.

No we need to see people's face so we can judge if people mean us harm or they are of good intent

@mohara1984

Ай бұрын

True but the eyes are good enough because they never lie. Now if I can't see them then we got problems!

The Quran only states that women should dress modestly. It does not say they should be completely veiled and only allowed to show their eyeballs. The veil is completely banned now in some countries like France.

@neilrobinson5115

3 ай бұрын

It’s the male cheauvanists in there society that made that a thing to do,it’s a male dominated society in there world

@marc-andrejobin7376

3 ай бұрын

When I see such an attire on a woman, I immediately see a VGG. This attire is very degrading and degrades women to only being a VGG. Poor mahometans.

@LanielPhoto

3 ай бұрын

Even in some Muslim countries. Morocco bans the full head covering, and it is a Muslim country.

@neilrobinson5115

3 ай бұрын

It should be here too,far too tolerant here

@southendbos

3 ай бұрын

Correct. It’s a bastardization of the admonition to dress modestly. If you want to be in your culture, you should remain in the countries you feel at home.

I agreed with the woman in the black Niqab, but I disagreed with the woman in the black Niqab and the woman in the black Niqab didn't know what she was talking about. Fortunately the woman in the black Niqab made a great point.

@whyshouldwecare3267

7 жыл бұрын

That joke would work better if one of them wasnt in a grey niqab.

@michaelknight4369

7 жыл бұрын

Personally, I found the woman in the Black Niqab rude and ill-tempered.

@vijaypadala2291

7 жыл бұрын

YOU NAILED IT!!!!!!!

@kayladrawstoomuch2632

7 жыл бұрын

CigarSmoke&StoreBrandCola are you color blind

@deniseg-hill1730

7 жыл бұрын

fred smith hahaha right on

It's like a Coven of Witches in the studio!! If you work in the NHS, etc you should wear the same uniform as everyone else - no deviation.

How do we know they are who they say they are?????

"There is something fundamentally ludicrous about someone dressed like you are, talking the language of modern human rights." Thanks, Douglas Murray!

@judithglasser3072

4 ай бұрын

This is ridiculous, why are you living like in a medieval time warp. You sound like a Brit,how can I talk to you, I don't even know if it is you behind that cloth speaking! Insane...

@wahmad8211

4 ай бұрын

Why should their rights not be respected. I don't understand these western values that talk about freedom but not the freedom of people to follow their religion

@davidevans916

4 ай бұрын

@@wahmad8211we are better than you, deal with it. Don’t like it, leave.

@wahmad8211

4 ай бұрын

@@davidevans916 i think many would go back to their countries had the uk and usa along with some corrupt local leaders not destroyed their chances of a better democratic nation.

@wahmad8211

4 ай бұрын

@@davidevans916 I respect you for being honest about your racist views i really do. Many people just act racist while saying they believe in equality

If "the veil " is normal in East London, it shows how far we've fallen.

@citrawardani7106

3 ай бұрын

what?? you really said that? what a ridicolous opinion. you should see, just compare it between a woman who wear niqab being fully covered and a woman that shows most of her skin, her body. who would you see as a woman with no sense of shameful? a woman should be concern at what she's wearing. if you learning something about Islam, you're gonna know how to dress properly. yes. wearing a niqab (veil) is not mandatory, it's sunnah, but it's part of the act of worship for muslim women.

@Tracey-zr5do

2 ай бұрын

​@@citrawardani7106Do not be disrespectful to the rooted British people, this Country is not and never has been Islam. I respect Islam, but within its own homelands. The face covering may be suitable and respectful for your religion, but you are in Britain and this is not Islam. There is a saying "When in Rome do as the Romans do" meaning when you are in any other Country, you must abide by their way of life, traditions, values, morals and culture. You are right about our own Country and your observation of young women being scantily dressed, but the intentional poor education of our own and the 'agenda' allowing our own people to be dumbed down and under the influence of some very low military grade 'mind manipulation/control' both in person and online, through specific programming is no doubt responsible for the last 30 years in which this de- programming of Britain has influenced and corrupted our younger generations to a sad level in many situations, part of the bigger agenda 100%! But the fact is, Britain is not Islam, and the face coverings are not acceptable in Britain. It is right that the previous comment showed concern. I respect all rooted people within their own homelands, when they are in mine, or I in theirs, then the each others Country and way of life is to be respected completely. God bless you 🙏

@nasihahihi

2 ай бұрын

yeah YOUVE fallen. simply respect it, we’re not hurting anyone??

@lizzieh5284

2 ай бұрын

@@Tracey-zr5do Couldn't have said it better myself.

@FredLimestone

2 ай бұрын

Then go to Saudi and do..... @@citrawardani7106

Why they do not live in a muslim country ?

@DoodiePunk

14 күн бұрын

The visa is not easy.

@hamlet557

2 күн бұрын

@@DoodiePunk because islamic countries know how to deal with extremists. They hate them more than we do.

most communication is non-verbal, but most of that non-verbal is facial. also, full coverings are a major security risk.

And let's not forget that this is Britain. We as a majority should dictate the rules that we find socially acceptable, we should not be dictated to by any religion or culture.

@movienut

4 ай бұрын

Well said.

@JinSakai_Kuroudo

4 ай бұрын

you forget who the majority is, they populate like rabbits just to win majority

@rishabh8355

4 ай бұрын

Stay strong- allowing one will open flood gates you cannot contain, see the mass killings and libraries being burnt in Europe- they thought they can reform them and assimilate but no islamists don't assimilate. That religion has just one purpose to eliminate all others and not by peaceful persuasion by killing, murdering and more. Most of the proponents of islam here are pakistani stooges masquerading as Sikhs (a religion within India who fought Islam for hundreds of years) and had to go through inhuman slaughter of their Gurus (equivalent of Pope if not Christ) by the same Islamic rulers within the subcontinent. And it's not like todays muslim don't wanna identify with those barbaric rulers, they instead praise them- name their missiles and teach school kids about them to become like them some day so that their terrorist religion can be spread throughout the world and all jews, hindus, christians, and other non muslims are killed if they don't convert by the judgement day . Remember these people are not like germans who atleast acknowledge Hitler as evil and reformed- islam don't allow reform and books of hadith follow strict rules for society - if you don't believe go visit Afghanistan yourself and see how many women are free to do as they please or even allow education in today's taliban regime.

@turtleisland1492

4 ай бұрын

Deport

@jennifs6868

4 ай бұрын

exactly as the muslim nations dictate to anyone living within their national borders.

At my daughter's school, young girls were allowed to wear all this headgear, even in the gym. I'm sure if this headgear had got caught up in the gym equipment, there would be uproar from the misguided parents. Incidentally, no other girl is allowed to wear even a small pair of earrings, for safety reasons. Are we pandering or what?

@PsyOps404

4 ай бұрын

I read your comment and then your name and it all made sense,

@user-gs9tb4tl4d

4 ай бұрын

​@@PsyOps404oh you can read. Good news. 😂

@PsyOps404

4 ай бұрын

@@user-gs9tb4tl4d Why are you eyes so far apart? You could audition for the next the hills have eyes movie

@Razia10376

4 ай бұрын

Just separate men and women Gym. In my college( It’s an Islamic country), in the Gym, men and women are separated by a partition. I heard a lot of incidents in the Gym, many incidents of rape, indecency, accusations were happening( particularly about women accusing men, staring at them, men accusing women wearing indecent clothing). Gym is a space that people do acrobatics and they should be able to do that in peace. It should have been separated in the first place. To answer your question, yes, it is pandering, but it is something that the girl's will be particularly grateful for, education/health or your faith isn’t something that a decent authority should put a person in. In my opinion, the girls should still not be authorized to use dangerous machinery where it could be hazardous and instructed to make sure nothing is hanging(Yes it's possible).

@user-gs9tb4tl4d

4 ай бұрын

@@Razia10376 Just separate yourself from us please. We do not want you. Thanks.

If I wore a Ski mask walking into a Bank' Garage' Post office or any shop there would be an Armed response unit straight away 🤔

why cant they just accept the culture they immigrated in? they want to live like they couldve in their homeland, but dont want to live in their homeland.

If they can wear the hijab in the UK then I should be able to wear a mini skirt and bikini top in their country without any issue and carry a Bible around! True “equality” and “diversity” that they claim to want!

@abusufiyan9089

2 ай бұрын

Bikini is something else, but yes, you can wear a nun outfit and carry a Bible openly. I myself studied in a Catholic school (grammar) under some respectful nuns in Pakistan, so your point is not valid

@joannasuccess

2 ай бұрын

You are right.

@aarthisoundararajan1479

2 ай бұрын

Exactly! Wearing a hijab is mentioned as their personal choice in a non-Islamic country, but choosing to dress as we prefer is unacceptable in Islamic countries!!! Hypocrisy at its bestz

@TestGearJunkie.

2 ай бұрын

@@abusufiyan9089 I'm a woman in my 60's and you definitely wouldn't want to see me in a bikini 👙 🥴🤣

@abusufiyan9089

2 ай бұрын

I neither want to see any women in bikini nor judge them by their looks or sexualize them. It's the words and personality that matter And by something else, I mean it's not related to religion or dress code

Give them a freedom to wear niqab - but only at home. Not in the street. In the street the face and the facial expression has to be visible. It is 90% of communication.

@askosefamerve

4 ай бұрын

I agree for the veil, not for the hijab. Hijab can be worn without covering your face.

@Razia10376

4 ай бұрын

Ironically only at home they do not wear the Hizab. Also who are you to allow or disallow what a woman should wear, what she shouldn’t? Walking around naked is something civilized in your country but modesty and full clothing isn't? I am sorry to inform you, in that case your country isn't civilised in any way. Also, you are not a police or a security officer, if a security officer asked to see her face, a muslim woman would show her face. Also curious, did you ever felt the need to strip people from their medical mask during Covid? For security reasons ofcaurse.

@lunapuella2611

3 ай бұрын

@afsanaaktar1037 you accused my deaf mother under my comment of racism because she needed to lipread and requested an assistant without a veil, so i want to answer this question about covid masks. The deaf community requested that people serving customers be provided with transparent masks. In some (not enough) instances this was done. Had my mother been alive during that time and could not see through a mask to lipread she would have requested a person with a transparent mask to serve her if possible, and if it was not possible she would have been unable to communicate, just as she was when faced with an assistant wearing a veil. That would have happened regardless of the race of the person. Before you scream racism in all cases try thinking.

@MiladaKaiser

3 ай бұрын

@@Razia10376 Please, do not move to the country which you consider uncivilized. And do not start to teach us here “ your civilization”. Stay home. And wear your mask at home.

@MiladaKaiser

3 ай бұрын

@@Razia10376 You are right. Our values are totally incompatible. So - please stay in your culture if you cannot accept different value. Go back home and wear your niqab there.

As humans we communicate through facial expression and its really weird to cover women up because men cant control themselves

Ban it, it's ridiculous. Britain is not the Orient. They can wear what they want in their own countries, but not in Britain or in any other Western countries. It's disrespectful to our rules and values. They should leave.

@utubesanjay

12 сағат бұрын

Ahem. Orients are not Muslim. Its Middle-East.

Here it is 13 years later and still the cultures don't get along. Keep them seperate, UK for Western culture and Middle East for their culture.

@Lilly-hh9es

3 ай бұрын

Just look at how aggresive those ninjas are. Absurd

@az-yq3rk

3 ай бұрын

@@Lilly-hh9es who said anything about aggression? YOU

@Ghreinos

2 ай бұрын

@@az-yq3rk The Muslims are the Ninjas and they are just aggresive

@Deeviah1

2 ай бұрын

@@Lilly-hh9es please they r peaceful why are you accusing them they r victims 🤪

Douglas is a legend!!! The embidiment of England!! Let him lead the country!

@jahsonlion

3 ай бұрын

Yh a nation of homosexuals

@user-bf6hd6hu1m

3 ай бұрын

He's not a legend, he's a sneering, hate filled, racist.

@janeburke147

3 ай бұрын

He is 👍🏻

@user-bf6hd6hu1m

3 ай бұрын

He isn't.@@janeburke147

@andrewdrummond1244

3 ай бұрын

He is a son of the Scottish Hebrides.

Just realised this was ten years 😂😂😂😂😂

When I look for this make me remember my letter box

If you live in Britain, wear it indoors, not outside. It’s a country who doesn’t wear them, so respect OUR religion and culture. I was referring to the outfit that covers the whole face apart from their eyes. I don’t believe you should be allowed into banks etc where we are not allowed to wear helmets covering the face

@remove574

Жыл бұрын

@Yoga Meditation NO, they do not respect our culture in Britain. Uncover the heads so we know who is in there.

@remove574

Жыл бұрын

@Yoga Meditation faces definitely need to be uncovered but this is not the case always.

@twobluebirds5647

3 ай бұрын

Yes! Ask them point blank, do they 'respect' Christianity! The semantics would be hilarious if the situation was not so serious. I honestly think that God will deal with this madness (i.e. read invasion), and send a plague of Biblical proportions upon the adherents of the religion of peace. And it will happen globally, everywhere. Just my thoughts, and thank you Douglas Murray!

@LexlutherVII

3 ай бұрын

Lol, even many muslim countries banned it 😂

@Mun7

3 ай бұрын

Does UK only have one religion? Isn't it secular country? What about those who's families are form uk but they are Muslims and wanna wear burka?

Family photos must create a lot of memories!

@Mun7

3 ай бұрын

They don't wear it in front of the family educate urself

@gunterra1

3 ай бұрын

@@Mun7 - That was meant as a joke, stupid.

@shtotyme

3 ай бұрын

Especially if it's a family with lots of girls. I just don't get why these people come to the UK if they want to practice Islam, go to IRAN, go to SYRIA, leave the UK!!!

@yesenochwasRIGHT

3 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😅😅😅😅

@seggiekistan3057

3 ай бұрын

😂

Who are we looking at???????????

I think that a ban of FACE coverings of persons entering the public square including government sponsored schools, hospitals, motor vehicles, etc. should be prohibited if the host country doesn’t want it. Impose laws that prohibit face coverings in the public square. If I travel to a Muslim country, I cannot dress anyway I want. The same cultural norms applies everywhere. Respect the country you have immigrated to or where born into. It’s their country and you have the privilege of living there. If the laws restrict your beliefs, you have the option to live elsewhere that accepts your cultural beliefs. Who are you to impose your way of life on the country you’re living in?

As a liberated ex-Muslim, i find the real irony being that these and other women who share their views exploit the virtues and freedoms of British democracy to openly practice, propagate and express their religious allegiance to an ideology, the law of which, if they had their way, would replace the existing constitution and remove many of the freedoms they have exploited to argue their case.

@sheherezad9

7 ай бұрын

Oh yes

@irene4633

7 ай бұрын

Well said

@plainspeaking6297

7 ай бұрын

They are just making a point "look at me", they are radicals end of!

@billjones642

7 ай бұрын

exactly

@truthisbitter7086

7 ай бұрын

same to you. double standard

“You’ve got nothing to fear from us” oh boy did that age well..

@NAStheNomad

3 ай бұрын

So funny, how many ladies wearing the face covering have made you afraid? What attacks, crimes or atrocities did they perpetrate? 🤔

@sunnyr2794

3 ай бұрын

@@NAStheNomad if that’s what you extracted from my statement, you should probably read it again. It’s not specifically related to the face covering (as much as I detest it), it’s more the ideology. Hope that’s clearer.

@wjumeau

3 ай бұрын

Indeed. And now some of them are so deluded that they are calling for Sharia Law in a CHRISTIAN COUNTRY. They openly call for Intifada on the streets of The UK. An utter disgrace and not adapting to our laws or values.

@whitehorses460

3 ай бұрын

yea, none of the terrorist attacks in the UK have anything to do with muslims

@NAStheNomad

3 ай бұрын

@@FinalFailure-pk5mw they are very very few in relative numbers. Regardless, if one chooses to cover their face and it doesn’t involve banks, airports or other security, what’s the issue? What’s next, beanie hats?

Sorry, I didn't catch the names, who is who again?

@suevignola4432

Ай бұрын

Who cares, can't tell them apart anyway!

Personally it makes me feel uncomfortable especially if they are in a group ,unable to see their faces or knowing who is under there ,it is a security risk in certain places ,you can't wear a helmet in a bank and certainly should not be in schools

@mariaroncara2132

4 ай бұрын

And it could be a man wearing a suicide belt! Frightening!

@Razia10376

4 ай бұрын

A muslim woman wearing veil will show their faces without any question if a security officer asked to for security reasons. And you could also be hiding bombs under your clothing, should you also stop wearing clothes?

@TMGold60

3 ай бұрын

ban them, simple as that, if the men dont like it, take your women to islamic countries, we are not one and aim to stop becoming one

@keifer7813

Ай бұрын

What about face masks. Does a person wearing one make you uncomfortable too?

@lynlittlelion

Ай бұрын

@@keifer7813 yes it does

Majority do not mind Hijabs (headscarves) and especially the younger generation who are so creative with their designs. But the majority strongly object to face veils. Do you know that face veils have been used by terrorist men and murders to escape being identified.

@keifer7813

Ай бұрын

So have face masks. Should face masks be banned too?

@EviMlcak

Ай бұрын

Hijabs are nice. I like those.

@stuarthardy3070

3 күн бұрын

​@keifer7813 they are in courts and important places . This is stone age stuff.

@keifer7813

3 күн бұрын

@@stuarthardy3070 Face veils are already banned in courts and other important places

Those who choose to wear a veil certainly won't find it easy to make friends in the UK! Whenever I've been asked for advice about friend-finding, one of the tips I always pass on was learned from a friend who always had a slight smile whenever I met him. That taught me that a smile is appealing; it encourages cheerfulness; and it leaves a good impression. Use of a veil prevents easy communication (at work and when using shops, buses, etc) and is bound to generate feelings of distrust & suspicion. In a serious situation where a police interview or a court appearance is needed, a person's expression can reveal the difference between truth & lies. Therefore the UK needs a new government which will put a stop to non-British activities like veil-wearing

Douglas Murray Legend!’ Why come to the UK if you want to wear it move to a Muslim state NOT a Christian one!’ I wouldn’t move to Middle East if I wanted to walk around at night when women are not allowed out

Yes ban it outdoors. Wear it in private.

I am deaf and communication is not possible because I lip read

@bettinatragen3178

Ай бұрын

me too

@user-kd3ic6do5n

Ай бұрын

Why bother trying, it's not as if they make any effort to communicate with us. They prefer it that way, but point taken, in our society covering your face is a sign you have something to hide.

@jeanmitchell5834

Ай бұрын

Great point

@citizenoflmanburgo7767

Ай бұрын

So you can read words on paper and on phone right? You can understand nodding yes and no right? Why would you wanna see a girl face that you don’t know and make her feel uncomfortable meanwhile you had other available options? This is not an excuse i can pull my phone up and tell you the answer, just like i did now.. as long as British girls are welcomed in middle east without being told to cover up because we respect people’s rights and freedom so you should too people, let us live in peace instead of making big deal about wanting to see our face for “life or death reasons” yall are so sick, i can literally change my face with make up why isn’t make up banned tho??

@FahimaKhalif

Ай бұрын

The percentage of niqabis in the west is 1%I think you’ll be fine.

When IN Rome, DO!!! as the Romans do. When IN Britain, DO!!! as the British do.

I thought hoodies were banned in shopping malls

I think of myself as a very liberal person, but I can't help to find a woman wearing a Niqab very creepy.

@darcyhouston

8 жыл бұрын

+Stars I do think that it would be difficult for a woman to be fully integrated into Western Society, if other people can't see her face. Their claim that they desire to be accepted into British life, seems disingenuous when they insist on making themselves less approachable.

@darcyhouston

8 жыл бұрын

+Stars I'm an Atheist, so I find all of these sectarian issues beyond my understanding, but I do realize that religious belief does exist, and it must somehow be managed, until education and access to information will reduce the relative numbers of worshipers. Although in the mean time couldn't devout Muslim woman wear the Hijab? So their bodies could be completely covered, with just the face showing.

@AAWT

8 жыл бұрын

+Darcy Houston That's because as a liberal person, you don't like symbols of oppression. The niqab is an expression of the same mentality that punishes women for being raped.

@blackmore4

8 жыл бұрын

+Darcy Houston I remember when I was about 6 being taken to Harrods toy department and in walk three niquab wearing / tent wearing women with their kids. Totally freaked me out. A couple of other younger kids - about 4 - started crying. I still think what the fuck but now I also see, in the back of my mind, a bloody great swastika.

@axxowiz2105

8 жыл бұрын

+Darcy Houston This is what happens when a party is more concerned about getting votes rather than what's best for the country. The labour party wants the muslim vote they will support the burka simply on that basis alone.

When we communicate, we don't just use words. We express ourselves with facial expressions as well. Women who hide their faces have something to hide. They are choosing NOT to communicate.

@ridaz442

3 ай бұрын

Are you ok? you do realise that they wear it to hide their beauty as instructed by Allah

@chriswatson1698

3 ай бұрын

@@ridaz442 Yes. The Quran is grossly unjust to women. Why should beauty be hidden?Men are responsible for their own behaviour. Islam is vile.

@felixyoghurt3291

3 ай бұрын

@@ridaz442 Hahaha yeah right like Allah takes personal offence 🤦

@bernadettekenaghan3246

3 ай бұрын

Hecisnt real ​@@ridaz442

@anak.-ix5zg

3 ай бұрын

That's creepy conspiracy & makes ppl scared. U dont even know it's a man or a woman. Could be t.st.

No there’s an intolerance for any other Religions apart from Islam in Islamic society

It's 2024, and we are seeing more niqab wearing people in the UK and less of these conversations and debates in media. That's worrying.

If i went on holiday to Dubai i wouldn't be allowed to wear shorts or a bikini on the beach. As much as i love to wear shorts in the summer i would be made to cover my legs up. I wouldn't get offended about it, i'd respect their law and culture.

@uhidk18

Жыл бұрын

Did you go to Dubai there are white women running in bikinis in the street

@dianecleary1054

Жыл бұрын

I wore a bikini and shorts in Dubai 40 years ago ! Never get drunk in an Islamic country.

@DrBananaMr

Жыл бұрын

Then why don’t you as a British person want to respect your own laws and culture which say that you have religious freedom?

@rachelbailey52

Жыл бұрын

@@DrBananaMr I was referring to the laws in Dubai.

@DrBananaMr

9 ай бұрын

@@rachelbailey52 the thing is you go to Dubai, you won’t be forced to wear anything, it’s just frowned upon, there are no laws against you going out in a bikini at the beach else all those Instagram pics of girls in Dubai would’ve had them arrested and jailed or fined I think people don’t realise as a Muslim you can’t force anything on another person, it’s their choice to obey or disobey god now there are countries around the world that you could be told to cover up and a lot of those countries are Christian too not t just Islamic countries, people forget not every countries like the western ones

I remember when my young child saw a woman covered in the street, he started screaming from fear. 😢

I come from a normal British family. In the 50´s my mother and many other women used a headscarf and my granny used a veil. This was quite normal at the time. Nuns also use head gear, should society order what people should wear? About social interaction. Most people are only capable of talking about the weather, which doesn´´t interest me. The general population certainly isn´t interested in discussing philosophy.

I am a muslim and i am also afraid to see these letter boxes

@sana-helwa-ya-jamil

Ай бұрын

There's no reason to shun fellow muslims just because they choose to display modesty in a way you don't approve of

@fruityheejin9564

5 күн бұрын

ittaquillah

What is so interesting to me about this subject is that many countries around the world where Muslims are immigrating to are having difficulty with the Muslims integrating into the cultures they have chosen and asked to be a part of but fail to consider that culture and do nothing to ease their own way, or the way of the citizens of that country. In short, they have no consideration for the culture they are asking to belong to and expect instead to be accommodated. This is why so many countries are now slamming their doors shut to Muslims and even deporting them. They must consider that their way of being is very foreign to non-Muslim cultures and it is they who must adapt, not the citizens of the countries that are allowing them in.

@janeburke147

3 ай бұрын

I agree.You would think that they would want to live in a Muslim country.If I was going to move I’d want to go somewhere that I could fit right in.I would never consider a Muslim country 😳

@justsayit5251

3 ай бұрын

i am a muslim and do veil and wear abaya because it is mandatory in my religion. I know that we should respect culture but is the order my Allah so i will never take it off in order to make someone feel better but I would definitely not consider living in a non muslim country where they find this attire unacceptable !

@madeleinel6089

3 ай бұрын

@@justsayit5251where did allah order you to wear a face covering 🤔 nothing in the Quran about that at all! It’s a man made rule

@justsayit5251

3 ай бұрын

@@madeleinel6089 Read Surah al Nisa and with tafseer

@madeleinel6089

3 ай бұрын

@@justsayit5251 no, I’m not reading anything! You stated that allah ordered you to wear it, I’m asking when did he order you to wear it, and what did he say. I thought Muslims followed the Quran 🤔 there’s nothing in there that says woman have to be covered head to toe!

I happened upon this video by chance. This was 10 years ago. I do not think multiculturalism has worked out well for Western society. Since there have been quite a few Jihadist incidents in Western cities, I would venture to say many people who are not Muslim would be frightened if they saw a person wearing a full burka a hajib and a niqab with only their eyes visible. This might work well for Muslim women in traditional Muslim countrues where this type of dress is the norm, but not in mainstream Western society. Whatever happened to When in Rome do as the Roman's do? I think respecting the norms of a society puts the majority of the people more at ease. Furthermore, as far as schools are concerned, educators found that certain types of garb are distractinfg to the students and incite behavioral problems. Hence, uniforms for students are now becoming more of the norm.

@lwalker664

2 ай бұрын

Multiculturalism. That's what people all go back to... This is a religious issue Multiculturalism refers to (1) the state of a society or the world in which there exists numerous distinct ethnic and cultural groups seen to be politically relevant; and (2) a program or policy promoting such a society.

How do you run 50 meter dash?

@Fomites

Ай бұрын

Sports forbidden.

@Mayysxm

12 күн бұрын

@@Fomites its not

Islamic law is a solid system for 100s of years that works in any society, even being implemented in Dubai, Qatar, Oman, Egypt, Indonesia, Türkiye etc. But the UK keep changing there laws and system to get out of problems. British values, give us all a break. British values only came about in the 21st century , and no body can hate on what I'm saying, I'm just practicing 'Freedom of expression' Disclaimer: I'm not trying to insult a specific individual, I just want people to open their eyes. if anyone has a question about this comment, they may reply for any clarification. 👍

I’m a 74 year old white Christian woman and I have to say this covering up especially the face is abhorrent to me. If the only way to be modest is to cover up like this where does it leave the rest of us? Are we all immodest and to be looked down upon by those that advocate this ridiculous dress? These people should live in countries that like this. This is England and we don’t like it

@yarubaziyan

3 ай бұрын

womp womp my niqqa

@MiladaKaiser

3 ай бұрын

Exactly. They feel very superior to us.

@SinaAla

3 ай бұрын

lol, talk about insecurities. If you think wearing the face veil is abhorrent, why would you be worried about their supposed sense of superiority?

@Penelope_777

3 ай бұрын

I agree.

@utubesanjay

12 сағат бұрын

The souls of the dead and oppressed people who were colonized by your ancestors have cursed your country. From the looks of it, this looks like just the beginning. Every action has an equal and opposite reaction.

Can you imagine having this kind of conversation/ communication in an Islamic state country 😅😅😅 this would never fly at all

@johngmulhatton9794

3 ай бұрын

Would you be allowed to go through customs wearing your mask in one of their countries??

@lindawoolsey1365

3 ай бұрын

You wouldn't argue in a Muslim country

@lalithags6287

3 ай бұрын

Ha ha... Imagine taking a group photo... All black n just eyes

@Bprosha

3 ай бұрын

@@lalithags6287 at this point why even take a photo..😂😂😂

"when I covered my face I feel closer to Allah". Wait, that verse in Quran about hijab (curtain, door) was addressed to the Prophet's companions to respect his wives. As one day they enter her small house (1 room only) and she felt very uneasy and vulnerable. More over the Prophet's wives had different laws to be distinguished from other women. The Quran stated that if they do a good deed they will be honorated twice than ordinary women and if they sinned, their punishment should be doubled. So it's not about covering face like these women do here. Niqob should be banned from Europe.

It is an integral part of our custom to look into the face of the person we are dealing with, so it should be banned in the UK. as a side note we are told that there is NO requirement for the full veil. We are not afraid of it we just don't like it.

can someone explain how wearing a bag over your head is liberating please

@fuzzywuzzywazzawoman9734

7 жыл бұрын

+Nazmul Slater tell dr who I've found the darleks. EXTERMINATE.EXTERMINATE.

@TheKonnoisseur11

6 жыл бұрын

fuzzy wuzzy wazza woman focusing on inner beauty vs outer ?

@Kate-Does

5 жыл бұрын

It isn't liberating. Islam has no place in the West. Resist.

@ajdar5582

5 жыл бұрын

Kate Kate, I have slept with a number of white British women and two of them told me they wished they had been a virgin when they got married and stayed with one man. They told me that they were ashamed that they had slept with more than one man. Your own countrywomen admit this!

@ajdar5582

5 жыл бұрын

Kate No way I would marry a western woman that has been done by more than one man. Never!

I think that it should be a personal choice ehether one wants to wear a niqab or not. As long as one is not forced, everything is all right.

I don't know how the mediator managed to differentiate the three veiled women

Can we go to their country and wear shorts or a mini skirt ?

@rahululla7637

9 ай бұрын

yes you can. but later you might come back to your home country without a head.

@AslamKhan-to7lo

8 ай бұрын

So your argument is that you are as bad as these countries? Is that your position? Interesting

@itsmee5775

8 ай бұрын

No you can’t because in our religion this is disrespectful and effects on the people’s peace when it doesn’t you the same situation in your country or religion

@maryamkj9038

8 ай бұрын

Absolutely you can wear it but don't cry later when you get raped on the streets

@user.idk7389

8 ай бұрын

@@rahululla7637 bs, stop spreading false information rahul

Forget about everything else, the worst part is Muslim women feel proud in wearing hijab instead of opposing it and even worse is that the Bites are having a debate if it should be allowed or banned instead of throwing these people out, who are making ghetoes in various parts of their country.

I'd imagine come Halloween, they'll never worry about costumes 😂!

They want to migrate but don’t respect the culture and don’t want to asimílate. If their fearful, lonely and depressed they need to analyze their migration and choices in a different culture.

If you love this country UK, then you should follow its ruls.

@emilydavison2053

4 ай бұрын

The UK doesn't have rules about clothes, that's one of our freedoms. Sad that this weird, alien custom is forcing us to think about changing.

IF SOMEONE COVERS HIS OR HER FACE FOR ME THAN THAT PERSON HAS NO RIGHT TO LOOK AT ME OR TALK TO ME

Absolutely not. I find it offensive, taking women back to medieval times.

With all respect, how can anyone take anything seriously from someone who chooses such a level of absurdity as to cover her entire body, except for her eyes? This is the ultimate exemplification of an oppressively horrendous disrespect of women and is beyond any modicum of modesty that they try to declare. This is not modesty; this is absolutely ridiculous.

@jayredz7807

3 ай бұрын

Says the one who's trying to control a woman's decision

I think the biggest issue is that in Western culture we read mannerisms, facial expressions and this forms either trust or no trust between people. I myself watch how people interact with others and their behaviour before interacting with them and barring this will decide whether or not I wish to engage. This is how I am in general with all humans and this is why others don’t feel comfortable interacting with a black sheet and a voice, we need interaction where we can see a person. This is not what it means to be human, we are born naked - we should be feeling the sun on our skin, we should be able to smell the fresh air and to be able to swim in the ocean and lie on grass with nature on our bodies. It’s super strange to me that one would hide from this privilege when they can be free.

@oojimmyflip

4 ай бұрын

youve just ended the future of AI and possible robots in the home🤣

@rachelkristine4669

4 ай бұрын

So, basically u mean we should all be nudists. Got it! 😂

@kripaharris237

4 ай бұрын

Well said

@Kayemith774

4 ай бұрын

Sounds like you should be seeking to live in a nudist colony just let it all hang out until someone cops a feel than you feel insulted REALLY

@angelau1194

4 ай бұрын

@@rachelkristine4669 Bit cold in UK : ) But essentially what is wrong with the human body? Absolutely nothing.

Ppl in the western country feels that muslim women are forced to wear hijab but its not true, not everyone, my daughter is the only one ,(from both her mom and dad's family,) who choose to dressed with a hijab. It was her choice, as a mom, i support her decisions and i am proud of her.

The.health consequnce of Vitamin D loss (by our human skin) due to total body & face coverage? Might that possibly have some public costs and thus, health policy implications? Just a question; the health aspect was not addressed, although there were some health care professionals in the group. Very interesting discussion; I wish everyone to have optimum health.

I noticed on maybe 8 occasions, that the cameraman did not find it easy to find the person who was actually talking, and this is because he could not see! who was talking.

@ady6837

3 ай бұрын

I found it hilarious 😂😂

The first time I saw someone wearing a burka was in Germany and I was absolutely shocked. I have never seen someone totally covered. Is still shocks me to see that.

@toxicsoftie

Жыл бұрын

Why? And you aren't shocked seeing naked womans?

@offlas32

Жыл бұрын

She doesnt wear the niqab for you its not your business

@lucilanavarrete9287

Жыл бұрын

@@offlas32 I have my opinion like you. it is absolutely my business. She could wear whatever she wants.

@lucilanavarrete9287

Жыл бұрын

@@toxicsoftie not really. You have to adapt to where you live. If I go to an Arab country I cannot do a loot things. That’s why I don’t go. But if you come to Europe you don’t adapt and later is racism.

@ericdelf

Жыл бұрын

@@offlas32 It's his business if offended

So, this is from 10yrs ago. Well loads of them wear it now. Evidently they ignored what the British people said.

I can't go into a Bank wearing a motorbike helmet with the vizer down so I can be identified but a Muslim woman can go into a with niqab or facevail

They look like they’ve come off the Star Wars set

@joserafaelzepeda-garza9971

2 ай бұрын

Halloween zombies

@Hipit55

2 ай бұрын

Woookies in Star Wars

@neilrobinson5115

2 ай бұрын

Ewoks lol 😂

@hathoramedia

2 ай бұрын

racist

@Hipit55

2 ай бұрын

@@hathoramedia try a Muslim country ,every where else your a bank robber

Wearing a niqab is against face to face communication, its repressive to women whether they choose or not to wear it in such circumstances and is basically anti British. It’s also something I regret and am offended at because it goes counter to these communication ideals of British people. You can’t know if someone is smiling for example or other body language. I also find it an expression of hiding and actually shutting down ones personality. I would not ban it, but certainly at work, in schools, courts, banks and public and private places it should not be allowed and be discouraged and it should be ok for restaurants or supermarkets to ask people to take it off eg for cctv camera and public safety purposes etc, free of fear of any discrimination. It should be for everyone else to discourage it and not run lines between our culture where we have enough problems already.

@Whoareyoubelqis

Жыл бұрын

just reaching atp

@cupcakecult4828

Жыл бұрын

Dude it’s a face

@turtleisland1492

4 ай бұрын

Ship them all back

@rachelkristine4669

4 ай бұрын

U just banned it, with that statement! 😂

@Kayemith774

4 ай бұрын

Why do you feel that you need to know if someone is smiling some people might smile and sucker punch you would that be alright ?, I mean at least you saw the smile and not the action that followed it

I have no problems with headcovers, which is in the Koran. The face covering is not religious, it is cultural.

I really wish this debate were better moderated

God made faces so that we can socialize easily, and we can easily recognize who he is when we meet him, whether he is a friend or relative or neighbor or maybe a stranger we don't know. The expression on the face lets someone know how we feel, whether we are sad, happy, or lying...and the niqab covers it all

I worked in Saudi Arabia for 18 years from 1985 to 2003 and in that country covering the face for Muslim women was mandatory. When flying back to Europe I saw women remove their covering and get ready for life in the western world. Face covering was required in Saudi Arabia at that time because of cultural rules. Women could not show their face to any man who it was possible for them to marry. In Saudi Arabia now they have relaxed that rule from what I can see. I have talked to Islamic Religious scholars and have been told that covering the face with the Niqab is not a requirement but covering the head with the hijab is. In Islam today all that is required regarding head and shoulders is the Hijab. Countries like Iran and Afghanistan require Niqab or even the Burqa. In my view the western world should not allow the wearing of the Niqab. There are many reasons for this, the main one being communication. The western world is used to seeing the face of a person when talking to that person. I would say that if you want to wear the Niqab where it is not controversial then go live in Saudi Arabia.

@GingerIndiana

4 ай бұрын

The hijab is not a religious requirement either : it's nowhere in the Coran... Just invented by men to make women lower living beings

@johnnicol64

3 ай бұрын

I have seen this as well.

@manuandrade2484

3 ай бұрын

Most (honest) scholars agree, as it's written in the Quran, that hijab is not mandatory. It was a policy created by the Prophet to distinguish free from enslaved women and protect the former from rape/harassment back then; a woman would wear it if she wished to protect her honour, as it'd indicate to potential aggressors that she had those who'd defend it. It slowly became incorporated into the culture/traditions/costumes and the muslim identity, its wearing associated with a woman's character/high morals, but no, it's not religiously mandatory, only a social recommendation. As to the wealthy women in Saudi Arabia and other muslim majority and/or theocratic countries, it is true, most only wear hijab there and behave like Westeners the moment they step into Europe or North America. Publicly at least, because that already happens a lot within their private social spaces; they throw parties and even drink and/or smoke. They would be the first to "unveil" in their homelands if it didn't put them at risk. Many muslim countries like Iran, Egypt, and Afghanistan already lived that reality in the 50's and 60's. You see old photos of women walking the streets in skirts above the knees and bikinis at the beach, with short bee hive hair. If it wasn't for European and North American political interference in the region in the 70's, these places would look quite differently than they do today. With modernisation and social media, today's youth there is rebelling again against the norms. In and on itself, there's nothing wrong with the hijab; personally, I don't mind Al-Amira or Shayla, but others styles are truly physically restricting for women and social interaction, and by far extrapolate the Quran's recommendation. The real problem though is when it's imposed. And it HAS been not only in muslim countries, but closed muslim communities within Western secular countries, without any basis other than cultural and/or misogynistic.

@johnnicol64

3 ай бұрын

@@manuandrade2484 Islam has been corrupted by extremists, this is another example . It paints islam as a cruel and barbaric religion. That's all western culture .Its drivel all of it , as far as I see.

We won't allow them to wear these penguin costumes we never know who's having a 💣 or not.