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Thursday, October 27, 2005

The Hell-o-Heaven-Meter


(Spotted at KSU in Saudi Arabia by Farooha of Farah's Sowaleef)

Although I would think that the image is quite self-explanatory, I cannot help but elaborate. On one side is a head-to-toe vieled woman with a little check mark signifying correctness under the image, and a phrase that says "The Hijab of the Muslim Woman". On the other side is another head-to-toe vieled woman, this time with a litte cross mark under the image signifying wrongness and a phrase that says, "The dolled up women."

Between the image, there's a hell-o-meter sort of thing labeled "Choose your destiny", and apparently, the closer you dress to Miss Dolly-doll the closer you are to hell and vice versa(but please do notice how heaven is represented; desert accustomed eyes, anyone?) I will not even bother to translate what's written in the middle.

God! And just yesterday I was having an argument at school because some girl said that covering one's hair is a matter of "Logic" and "Islam" rather than conviction and culture.

There are so many things I want to say that I will not say because I do not want to sound culturally insensitive or intolerant towards other people's ideas and beliefs, but for God's sake! There are limits to tolerance!

Ameen Malhas once asked me a very thought-provoking question that I will pose now, "Is it intolerance to not be able to tolerate the intolerant?" (Albeit intolerance mixed with ill-logic)

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1 Comments:

  • I wonder if you could (please) elaborate on the nonsense you have published. The image of the website that you're discussing guides readers to the proper description of Hijaab as demanded by the Quran and Sunnah (if you know what that means).
    Assuming you come from a different culture and you're ignorant regarding Muslim Arabs then you can ask for more clarification on this issue. BUT if you're only writing this to mock Muslims and spill your rude filth on the Net then I recommend that you discuss the issue with someone on the streets of Amman which should (hopefully) put your brain back on the right track.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 8:09 AM  

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