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  • Is the Burqa a Arab Pagan Dress?

    Some people always wonder the origins of the veil. Is is a Islamic dress or is it a dress used by Arab bediuon Women in Arabia?.

    Well, the veilling of women is a Arab pagan dress, Arab pagans dressed their women in burqas way before Islam was ever created.

    Take this quate for example:-

    Roman African Christian Tertullian, writing in Chapter 17 of The Veiling of Virgins around 200 AD,
    praises the modesty of those "pagan women of Arabia" who "not only cover their head, but their whole face...preferring to enjoy
    half the light with one eye rather than prostituting their whole face."

    Remmeber this was written in 200AD, so supporters and promotors of the Burqa, do not get excited because mankind during that period of time was very much different than now.

    So, does this mean Islam has aspects of Arab Paganism? If so, why do Muslims promote this sense of happiness of leaving Paganism, but on one hand still keep hold onto some traditions of Pagans, that being veiling themselves?

  • #2
    yes its usually the ones who walk around in western revealing clothing them selves that always wonder this, leave the burqa alone not everyone wears it , on this entire site i think there's only two of us who wear it , why is the topics always on burqa leave it alone i'm getting sick of you guys, what do you care,your women don't wear it so leave the ones that do alone most of the muslims these days promote the tight busting jeans with tops that reveal everything.

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    • #3
      you guys just raped this subject. there was no point in making a different thread about it. you people are such drama queens.
      Last edited by IamDZJ; 03-04-2011, 09:33 PM. Reason: raped spelled rapped

      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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      • #4
        Originally posted by salahuddin View Post
        Some people always wonder the origins of the veil. Is is a Islamic dress or is it a dress used by Arab bediuon Women in Arabia?.

        Well, the veilling of women is a Arab pagan dress, Arab pagans dressed their women in burqas way before Islam was ever created.

        Take this quate for example:-

        Roman African Christian Tertullian, writing in Chapter 17 of The Veiling of Virgins around 200 AD,
        praises the modesty of those "pagan women of Arabia" who "not only cover their head, but their whole face...preferring to enjoy
        half the light with one eye rather than prostituting their whole face."

        Remmeber this was written in 200AD, so supporters and promotors of the Burqa, do not get excited because mankind during that period of time was very much different than now.

        So, does this mean Islam has aspects of Arab Paganism? If so, why do Muslims promote this sense of happiness of leaving Paganism, but on one hand still keep hold onto some traditions of Pagans, that being veiling themselves?
        no .. pre islamic arab women would often circumabulate the kabba for example near naked.... The veil in terms of religious usage started with the jews.... continued but abandoned today by the Christians and then with the muslims
        Frater aliquis in fide nec fratrem humanitatis


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        • #5
          This is really a news for me that burqa is a pagan tradition. This is not the same topics which we discussed before. Thanks for giving a fresh new aspect to this menace of burqa which for me is just making woman a subhuman. What the hell is so important that you must cover the whole body of women including face . It seems if women uncover their face the world will have its doomsday.

          Dress should be decent, according to occasion and has nothing to do with religion. Religion is your faith, morality and worship not dress or culture.

          Such social evils as burqa in Pashtuns must be discussed again and again as to create more and more awareness among Pashtuns.

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          • #6
            i find this thread highly offensive and provocative.
            why would PF let such people come here insult our religion and culture.
            this guy is someone from PF who made a different account to support himself.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by graveyardofempires View Post
              i find this thread highly offensive and provocative.
              why would PF let such people come here insult our religion and culture.
              this guy is someone from PF who made a different account to support himself.
              wrora theres a group of these weidos who want the few women that wear burqas to not wear them , they want them wearing trashy western clothing ect half naked thats what osho saluddin noorzai promote .

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              • #8
                just so we are clear on this...
                this is a burqa


                and the following is an abaya


                i support the abaya but not the burqa.

                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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                • #9
                  Originally posted by graveyardofempires View Post
                  i find this thread highly offensive and provocative.
                  why would PF let such people come here insult our religion and culture.
                  this guy is someone from PF who made a different account to support himself.
                  this frantic person keeps pointing the finger at unnownprince, so is someone who has studied the site. but i imagine they go from forum to forum doing the same thing. doesn't like to answer questions though

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by faye View Post
                    this frantic person keeps pointing the finger at unnownprince, so is someone who has studied the site. but i imagine they go from forum to forum doing the same thing. doesn't like to answer questions though
                    faye your one clever woman .

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                    • #11
                      i thin this is that welsa or something person who got banned last time for his islamophobic views but as well be someone who already has an acount here.

                      im not naming names

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by DaZahroJaam. View Post
                        just so we are clear on this...
                        this is a burqa


                        and the following is an abaya


                        i support the abaya but not the burqa.
                        you are wrong,that is not burqa.
                        there is no such thing as burqa in AFG.
                        they dont even have this word.
                        that blue one is chadari

                        btw the abaya looks awsome

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                        • #13
                          Wrora, Burqa and chadari are the same thing

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by Laila View Post
                            Wrora, Burqa and chadari are the same thing
                            i know
                            but have you every heard someone say "burqa dey wachawa khaar ta zoo"?
                            i mean atleast they need to use the proper word for it,or am i missing something here?

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                            • #15
                              good one wror we call it chadri good one gye,

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