I read this couple of days ago from a site, "Haddaanu hadalno waa af salax ku dhagayagii; haddaanu aamusnana adhiga laynta laga dayn maayo."Mr. Yungnfresh wrote:That's exactly what I was getting at...being more concerned with the reaction and not the action itselfTwist wrote:Yung, I know the point you're trying to make and it seems that people are deliberately avoiding to give straight answer as that might ...... you know.![]()
And yeah, it's. You hear a lot of stories that girls who normally wear their denims go to a religious ceremony ('cause Hibaaq, Sahra & Anab are attending) so they dress appropriately since there are going to be 100's of eyes; looking and judging eyes. The funny thing is, as soon as the ceremony finishes and they are out of the door they get their jeans & tight shirts out of bags and change into them.
Why would one be afraid of people if they aren't afraid of their creator?
I understand what you're saying, but what about if one does it out of respect for Allah?HELWAA wrote:Because it's an islamic event and they cover themselves out of respect for the skiekhs who came there to make dacwah.
Only a brainless would show up half naked.2 month ago i went to this islamic event and some girls who walk around in skinny jeans and never wore xijaab in their entire life, showed up wearing niqaab.That is a bit to much if you ask me,Ka badbadiska ma fiicna.