Basketball rules changed to allow players to wear hijabs

Original post by Mathemagicien

Ah, an easy mistake to make! But those aren't actually true muslims. :wink:

Lol ok then

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Original post by Mathemagicien

Don't be ignorant, Islam is the most feminist religion. Did Islam burn witches?

Islam? Most? Feminist? What?

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Original post by feministy

There's no choice in those countries is there?

There isn't yet you "feminists" brush that under the carpet and focus and stupid things like spreading legs on a train, air-conditioners, and pay-gaps

Reply 25

Trinculo

Original post by the bear

the Haram Globetrotters

:teehee:

The Phoenix Sunnis?

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Original post by RSVP

There isn't yet you "feminists" brush that under the carpet and focus and stupid things like spreading legs on a train, air-conditioners, and pay-gaps

What because we can't care about both? I can't give 2 ****s about the first two things on that list anyway.

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Original post by Mathemagicien

Did you ever hear the story of Islamic Feminism? I thought not. It’s not a story the West would tell you.

I have heard a few muslim converts claim this. Why would they (females) convert to Islam if it is so horrible?

It's the least feminist religion wtf are you going on about.

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EternalLight

This is what progress looks like :yep:

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Original post by AishaGirl

This is what progress looks like :yep:

Giving no choice to wear it is kinda like forcing people to wear it.

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EternalLight

Original post by feministy

Giving no choice to wear it is kinda like forcing people to wear it.

It's basketball... They're not making everyone wear it, just if you want to you can.

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Original post by feministy

Giving no choice to wear it is kinda like forcing people to wear it.

Its not forced tbh , if they want to wear it , then they can :h:

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Original post by Lychee627

Its not forced tbh , if they want to wear it , then they can :h:

lol I'm not talking about in basketball, just places like Saudi Arabia.

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Original post by feministy

lol I'm not talking about in basketball, just places like Saudi Arabia.

But its good to wear the hijaab so dw its all good :tongue:

+ im sure they want to wear it on their own will

Reply 34

EternalLight

Original post by feministy

lol I'm not talking about in basketball, just places like Saudi Arabia.

And in the UK you're forced to abide the law also. What's the problem?

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http://metro.co.uk/2017/04/07/vogue-cover-model-21-was-murdered-by-extremists-for-not-wearing-islamic-clothing-family-say-6559196/

Sure

Original post by Lychee627

But its good to wear the hijaab so dw its all good :tongue:

+ im sure they want to wear it on their own will

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http://metro.co.uk/2017/04/07/vogue-cover-model-21-was-murdered-by-extremists-for-not-wearing-islamic-clothing-family-say-6559196/

Sure

Original post by RSVP

1/10000000 doesnt show anything :h:

Plus I'm sure this thread was about wearing the hijaab during basketball not wearing the hijaab in Saudi so shush :mmm:

plus feministy was talking about Saudi? where did bangladesh come from :rofl:

(edited 6 years ago)

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Original post by Lychee627

1/10000000 doesnt show anything :h:

Plus I'm sure this thread was about wearing the hijaab during basketball not wearing the hijaab in Saudi so shush :mmm:

In other words, lets all ignore the oppression women face DAILY in Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Afghanistan and Iran because women can wear the hijab and play basketball freely in the US.

Edit - You said muslim women chose to wear the hijab on their own free will and nothing will happen to them if they don't, so i pulled up an article showing that what you said is a lie, to which you replied " 1/10000000 doesnt show anything" even though there are sooo many more examples of this happening.

In a point based debate you would lose immediately.

(edited 6 years ago)

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Original post by RSVP

In other words, lets all ignore the oppression women face DAILY in Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Afghanistan and Iran because women can wear the hijab and play basketball freely in the US.

Where did that link come from, was she not allowed to wear the hijaab whilst playing basketball :eek:

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