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  • #91
    I might be mistaken ..but apparently in arabic satar / sattr means the parts of the body that must be covered.

    The practice of sattr from what I've heard is when one doesn't mix with non mahrams ..so for example when non mahrams come to your house, as a female you wouldn't sit in the same room, etc.

    okay you guys seem to have gotten there lol....

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    • #92
      this is the first time i have heard it
      thanks though learned something new

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      • #93
        ^ I know some pashtun families out in the west who still stick to satar /sattr ...lol I don't know how to spell it anymore.

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        • #94
          Originally posted by Iqra View Post
          I might be mistaken ..but apparently in arabic satar / sattr means the parts of the body that must be covered.

          The practice of sattr from what I've heard is when one doesn't mix with non mahrams ..so for example when non mahrams come to your house, as a female you wouldn't sit in the same room, etc.

          okay you guys seem to have gotten there lol....
          LOL yeah i got it now before I kept on thinking of another word
          Originally posted by Edris View Post
          this is the first time i have heard it
          thanks though learned something new
          Yay

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          • #95
            lol hijab is different than satr. Satr is hiding your face from nan-mahrams using a chadar, its not hijab, its not burqa, its not niqab, its just hiding face with chadar ....

            this lady here is doing satar ... not from the camera obviously, but say from people on her left

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            • #96
              iqra u r right in arabic it means to cover the part of ur body but in afg they use the word as u said, someone comes to ur house u shouldnt sit wid them (only na mahram)

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              • #97
                haha you guys are too fast for me

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                • #98
                  lool
                  u r net is slow

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                  • #99
                    Originally posted by Laila View Post
                    LOL yeah i got it now before I kept on thinking of another word
                    lol khair dai

                    Originally posted by Baidariwal View Post
                    lol hijab is different than satr. Satr is hiding your face from nan-mahrams using a chadar, its not hijab, its not burqa, its not niqab, its just hiding face with chadar ....
                    :D

                    Originally posted by sheenkay View Post
                    iqra u r right in arabic it means to cover the part of ur body but in afg they use the word as u said, someone comes to ur house u shouldnt sit wid them (only na mahram)
                    shaaa ... thanks

                    Originally posted by Baidariwal View Post
                    haha you guys are too fast for me

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                    • I do.

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                      • Satr is when u don't wanna meet or show yourself to someone
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                        • Originally posted by DaZahroJaam View Post
                          I wear it in front of my father but my brothers are younger so I dont.
                          There is no obligation in wearing the Hijaab in front of your father, if you do, nothing wrong with it.

                          There is a difference between a scarf and hijaab, a scarf is not the Hijaab, but the Hijaab does include a scarf.

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                          • Originally posted by Abu Hurayrah View Post
                            There is no obligation in wearing the Hijaab in front of your father, if you do, nothing wrong with it.

                            There is a difference between a scarf and hijaab, a scarf is not the Hijaab, but the Hijaab does include a scarf.

                            i understand the difference. i do it out of respect for him. i will always remember the very first one he bought me..


                            I am no bird, and no nest ensnares me.

                            non commercial would cost less if he was in charge himself which he plans on doing. right now it's n herat but soon it will be in qanadahar.

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