Niqab wearer asked to leave restaurant in Germany

Original post by admonit

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I can see her mouth. I am inflamed with lust. If she doesn't lower that veil soon, I cannot be held responsible for my actions.

Reply 62

Original post by QE2

I can see her mouth. I am inflamed with lust. If she doesn't lower that veil soon, I cannot be held responsible for my actions.

So she's not allowed to eat? I guess we Muslim women should just stay at home
away from all this hate.

Reply 63

Original post by MiszShortee786

Because we do it of our own free will is that wrong? Our men do not tell us nothing about how to dress and what to wear. Its the upbringing and environment we are brought up in.

But you don't do it of your own free will at all.
You do it because you believe that it is required by your religion, with consequences it you don't comply.

Your husband, father, brother may not be forcing you, but Allah certainly is.

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Original post by MiszShortee786

So she's not allowed to eat? I guess we Muslim women should just stay at home
away from all this hate.

are you saying she can eat non halal food if she wants?

Reply 65

Original post by QE2

But you don't do it of your own free will at all.
You do it because you believe that it is required by your religion, with consequences it you don't comply.

Your husband, father, brother may not be forcing you, but Allah certainly is.

Hah! whats the consequence If we don't wear the niqaab? Allah is not forcing us he made us why then would he 'force' us to cover our faces?

Reply 66

Inzamam99

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Makes me feel a lot better about the "No Jews and sl*gs" sign I put up outside my restaurant last week

Reply 67

Original post by QE2

I can see her mouth. I am inflamed with lust. If she doesn't lower that veil soon, I cannot be held responsible for my actions.

Must admit I needed a cold shower after seeing that image!

That chin just a hint of it but WOW!

(edited 7 years ago)

Reply 68

Original post by MiszShortee786

If someone wants to wear a certain clothing regardless of what other people think and say then yes wear it however people are just going to complain regardless of what is 'offending' a person.

So you'd be happy for me to walk around the prayer room in your local mosque with my shoes on?

(edited 7 years ago)

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Original post by QE2

So you'd be happy for me to walk around the prayer room in your local mosque with my shoes on?

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Original post by MiszShortee786

So she's not allowed to eat? I guess we Muslim women should just stay at home
away from all this hate.

Of course she can eat, but she must ensure that she doesn't tempt me into sinful actions while she does it.

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Original post by QE2

So you'd be happy for me to walk around the prayer room in your local mosque with my shoes on?

Of course not. What sort of question is that?

Reply 72

Original post by QE2

Of course she can eat, but she must ensure that she doesn't tempt me into sinful actions while she does it.

She's not doing anything intentionally.

Reply 73

Original post by MiszShortee786

Hah! whats the consequence If we don't wear the niqaab? Allah is not forcing us he made us why then would he 'force' us to cover our faces?

You don't wear the niqab as a religious observance?
So why do you wear it then?

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Original post by MiszShortee786

Of course not. What sort of question is that?

I thought you said people should be free to wear what they like where they like.

Reply 75

Original post by QE2

You don't wear the niqab as a religious observance?
So why do you wear it then?

Of course we do. However it is mainly due to the fact that other males who we are not allowed to marry will see us therefore leading to sin.

Reply 76

Original post by Inzamam99

Makes me feel a lot better about the "No Jews and sl*gs" sign I put up outside my restaurant last week

Except the man didn't refuse service because she was a Muslim. He refused her because she refused to remove her mask.

Would you be offended by a sign that said "No masks to be worn on the premises"?
I wouldn't, and I don't think many people would.

Reply 77

Original post by BaconandSauce

I thought you said people should be free to wear what they like where they like.

We pray to Allah in the Mosque. Why would you walk with your dirty shoes on a prayer mat?

(edited 7 years ago)

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