beijingwalker
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With all the security measures in place, Xinjiang is much safer than Paris or London.
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No double standard,you were talking about T-shirts and jeans,it was an answer to that.
If something doesnt belong to a culture and has a negative effect in anyway for the population,banning is the only way to get rid of it,it might take a generation but examples show that it works.
When my country rose up from the ashes of the Ottoman Empire,all radical Islamic elements were banned,killed or jailed which is the main reason why my country is where it is now.
You should care about your culture and not interfere or try to impose your culture on others,its none of your business.
@Sharif al-Hijaz, @Bubblegum Crisis, @Arabi
Is this a real Saudi? I have my doubts, but you may know better.
Uyghers shall obey PRC's law, that's it. They can practice their religion, this is protected by the Constitutions. We say big no to Salafists.in religious term this ppl will be asked and judged what they did.. so you just showed us some ugly side if our leaders would want to change something good they could do it.. but the only thing leaders want to change is their status they want more..
many of this countries are wicked and they just consume and help those who do not need help (Lamborgini, VW, Mercedes, and so on)..
they did it in the past.. that are his concerns and your insults wont bring you anything..
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True, but last I heard from this forum, burqa didn't originate from Saudi Arabia, did it?
Saudi is our friend, they know How we treat Uyghers. We Chinese respect the Muslim world, that's why have very good relationship with the Muslim world.
Yes from what I have heard the Koran calls for both men and women to 'cover and be modest.' but that's it, Seems the Koran does not explicitly say you have to cover yourself in this manner(Burka,Niqab etc).Perfectly ! The burqa simply does not exist in Arab Islam (True Islam of origin). It is a deviation - An invention - from the fundamentalists.
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@Sharif al-Hijaz, @Bubblegum Crisis, @Arabi
Is this a real Saudi? I have my doubts, but you may know better.
Yes from what I have heard the Koran calls for both men and women to 'cover and be modest.' but that's it, Seems the Koran does not explicitly say you have to cover yourself in this manner(Burka,Niqab etc).
Seems some scholars argue that it is a religious obligation, particularly the more conservative factions within the Muslim world. However, as with many other religious scriptures, the reference to dress is open to interpretation and has been shaped by centuries of cultures in different nations. So I don't believe its mandatory for women(just like KSA,Iran, Bahrain etc etc,) to wear the burqa,niqab or any other type of veil, it doesn't say anywherein the Koran that they should wear any if these type of veils. Just that women and men alike should dress modestly . So if some religious fundamentalists insist it's mandatory they should also wear it just like women to "cover up modestly". Lol. You can dress modestly without putting up these sort of dress. It should be up to the woman to choose.
Muslim, fking too complicated for non muslim
He was indian false flag, now banned by MOD. Many Indians(be it their media, public or govt) have a habit of creating these kinds of propaganda to distract attention from Kashmir (IOK) and other issues.
I know this,i have Arab friends from the GCC,i know how the new generations think.It is not ‘its culture’. It is not that ‘his country (he and all others like him)’. And believe me that a majority of us (young generation in KSA) are of completely different opinion and it will change.