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*You cannot climb the ladder of success with your hands in your pockets*
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Thanks manzareh wror, the only reason they wear indecent clothes or not cover is they are afraid of society , and so they resort to western clothes to fit in , i admire this girl she chose to change hope others follow her.Comment
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She went to the tomb of Hazrat Zeinab, for sure, and maybe Ruqqaiya also -
they are both in the environs of Damascus.
Otherwise there's no ziarat place in the country unless one goes to the tomb of Khalid ibn Walid, my not-favorite general...!
I thought this woman was extraordinarily poised.
She gave good delivery. Her concise talk could not be a problem even for the worst ADD case among the youth of today !
The advice part was the best, along with her self-confident manner.
Hope she inspires a lot of women worldwide.
Will there be episodes every day this week ?Comment
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Hey Catya, i agree with you! but may i ask what you dislike about khalid ibn walid?? the reason why i'm asking is because my favorite general is Umar ibn Khattaab so cant imagine what you think of him then! lol
i will try to get time to upload something, although its a girls job to! *hintLast edited by Manzareh; 04-14-2011, 10:12 PM.----------
*You cannot climb the ladder of success with your hands in your pockets*
Originally posted by KarachiComment
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.The Muslim Man in the Presence of the Opposite Gender
Ideally women should not be exposed to harsh terrains in search of employment. Should they be in the presence of the opposite gender while working outdoors, Muslim men should remember to observe the basic Hijab requirement in front of marriageable women, and preferably to cover up more.
However, in a social setting or if both men and women work indoors, the definition of Hijab for men becomes wider to endorse and fortify the concept of modesty.
Just like women, men should wear loose, long and non-transparent clothing so as not to attract attention from the opposite gender to their physical appearance. Men are not required to cover their hair, but many Muslim men do, with turbans or keffiyahs. Scholars have agreed that it would be befitting for a Muslim man to wear long trousers and longer-sleeved shirts when in the presence of women whom they may marry. "Less is More" is the golden rule for Hijab. Men should also avoid dressing like women
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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