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  • #106
    Originally posted by AnGaaR View Post
    ^MWMN i respect for whatever you said but dont forget that a women in veil or burqa is not safe and will hear stuff in south asia
    Yes beloved brother,

    however what should a sister do? Take it all off? Speaking back is not the solution either.

    One thing is that Muslim countries have been cursed by Allah. They lack decency and authority.

    In the West, if there were no proper laws, you would see the same.

    Nonetheless, women even if they are covered will get harassed, so it is better for them to go covered then not.
    Islam will prevail, a promise made by the Creator of this universe:

    [61:8] They desire to extinguish the light of Allah with the breath of their mouths, but Allah will perfect His light, even if the disbelievers hate it.

    [61:9] He it is Who has sent His Messenger with the guidance and the Religion of truth, that He may cause it to prevail over all religions, even if those who associate partners with God hate it.

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    • #107
      make her eat 5 dozen habanero latest, lol

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      • #108
        if you really want to know how women are treated, put on a burqa and hop on a bus in peshawar, i till you its disgusting. the things people will go to satisfy their filthy desires

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        • #109
          Things look better now.
          Even Adobe Photoshop can't change me.

          A line[Durrand line] of hatred that raised a wall between the two brothers -Hamid Karzai

          For generations, the Hindus of India prayed for deliverance from "the venom of the cobra, the teeth of the tiger and the vengeance of the Afghan."


          The men of Kábul and Khilj also went home; and whenever they were questioned about the Musulmáns of the Kohistán (the mountains), and how matters stood there, they said, "Don't call it Kohistán, but Afghánistán; for there is nothing there but Afgháns and disturbances." Thus it is clear that for this reason the people of the country call their home in their own language Afghánistán, and themselves Afgháns. The people of India call them Patán; but the reason for this is not known. But it occurs to me, that when, under the rule of Muhammadan sovereigns, Musulmáns first came to the city of Patná, and dwelt there, the people of India (for that reason) called them Patáns—but God knows!

          -Ferishta, 1560–1620

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          • #110
            ^ Manena admin khana..
            so our issue was about men saying stuff to women in streets..
            Let me remind you guys that this man in peshawar used to stare @ a girl everyday..
            the girl would come out of her home and cross this area named Shah wali qatal ziarat just behind Qisa khwani bazar.. the Man would daily say something to her and knew she daily croses this place for going to college..
            The man was actually a dokandar in same area selling plastic bags and stuff az a wholeseller.. So oneday this girl stopped and said: What do u want from me?
            the man said i wana marry u .. the girl said u wont if i show u my face.. the man insisted and said show me ur face.. by the time the girl removed her scarf from face the man was shocked.. do you know why? the girl had these big teeth and scary face caz more than 70% of her face was burnt.. The girls said.. wana marry me now? the man said sorry sister lol

            Now this is how some men are.. i feel sorry for them

            The another man wanted to marry a girl and would daily chase her to college.. finally the girl unveiled her face and the stupid man found out that she was his own daughter :O... this is crazy.. its a famous story back in Qisa khwani bazar.. maybe some members who lived there know about this story..
            the man was aged around 40 and the girl was 18




            It means being in veil or hijab or without it, u will hear stuff from people around u in Asia..
            we need more educated people.. more open minded people..
            Our first signal of uneducated society is the pashto films and its heroins.. ppl go to cinema to watch porn or sexy stuff not a movie.. if you make a cultural movie, no one wil go to watch it.. our youngsters are hungry for porn not for education and history.

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            • #111
              Originally posted by nazia
              His own daughter? What a moral...
              what a moron .. that will suit him

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              • #112
                you ask him to define what "you" means and then you take away that image from him and destroy it. at the end you should have manage to make a successful escape while he would have learned the meaning of the word "love".
                love can be a delightful game, indeed.

                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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                • #113
                  Originally posted by AnGaaR View Post
                  The another man wanted to marry a girl and would daily chase her to college.. finally the girl unveiled her face and the stupid man found out that she was his own daughter.
                  LOL, this reminded me of this Mazari family in Pekhawer. A guy was chasing a woman who had very young and 'white' hands, but her face was covered as she was wearing a Naqaab. The guy kept using flirtatious lines and kept chasing her and as closer she got to her home, the guy asked 'why are you heading towards my home?' The women removed the Naqaab and said 'because I am your mother you son of a harami', and slapped him, LOL. That was one of the most memorable moments of mine in Pekhawer which I am never gonna forget. :P
                  Gar Jahanum Sakhtam Ferdaws Ham Mesazamat

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                  • #114
                    ^LOL! Oh my gosh, that's hillarious.. and so wrong.

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                    • #115
                      Originally posted by Shayesta View Post
                      LOL, this reminded me of this Mazari family in Pekhawer. A guy was chasing a woman who had very young and 'white' hands, but her face was covered as she was wearing a Naqaab. The guy kept using flirtatious lines and kept chasing her and as closer she got to her home, the guy asked 'why are you heading towards my home?' The women removed the Naqaab and said 'because I am your mother you son of a harami', and slapped him, LOL. That was one of the most memorable moments of mine in Pekhawer which I am never gonna forget. :P

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                      • #116
                        Originally posted by Shayesta View Post
                        LOL, this reminded me of this Mazari family in Pekhawer. A guy was chasing a woman who had very young and 'white' hands, but her face was covered as she was wearing a Naqaab. The guy kept using flirtatious lines and kept chasing her and as closer she got to her home, the guy asked 'why are you heading towards my home?' The women removed the Naqaab and said 'because I am your mother you son of a harami', and slapped him, LOL. That was one of the most memorable moments of mine in Pekhawer which I am never gonna forget. :P
                        LOLL! oh God... how can someone deal with such a thing? (refering to the guy)

                        This has happened to my distant relative.

                        Two sisters (lets name them seema and naeema)... both were out of the house (wearing Chadari - a black burqa worn by majority in Quetta, pak). suddenly they noticed two guys were following them. they started walking fast and they guys did the same. they were making comments and trying to stop them. suddenly naeema noticed that one of the guy in the back could be her brother because he sounds like him. she told seema is it him? seema started paying attention too and noticed yeah, its ur bro. now they are curious about the other guy... suddenly seema realizes that her own brother is also following them... so actually two cousins (naeema and seema) were being followed by their brothers (who would be each other's cousins). they started walking towards the home and suddenly the guys saw the girls get inside their own home, before getting in they turned and cursed their brothers and went in.

                        those two guys were MIA for a couple of weeks hahahaha. they were so embarassed they couldn't come back home.

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                        • #117
                          ^i wouldn't believe they existed if i had not been there to see it myself. but it does exist and i saw it happening and how the two brothers couldn't come home for a while.

                          i hope no man gets in that situation. this could scar a guy for life.

                          I even know of a more horrible story but since this is family show i wont share lol

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                          • #118
                            ^I have never been to peshawar, other than a stop on my way to Quetta from Kabul.

                            But I have heard similar stories.

                            Living in Pakistan for 10 years, i can assure you that , the country is full of pervs

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                            • #119
                              Originally posted by Feroza_Banu View Post
                              LOLL! oh God... how can someone deal with such a thing? (refering to the guy)

                              This has happened to my distant relative.

                              Two sisters (lets name them seema and naeema)... both were out of the house (wearing Chadari - a black burqa worn by majority in Quetta, pak). suddenly they noticed two guys were following them. they started walking fast and they guys did the same. they were making comments and trying to stop them. suddenly naeema noticed that one of the guy in the back could be her brother because he sounds like him. she told seema is it him? seema started paying attention too and noticed yeah, its ur bro. now they are curious about the other guy... suddenly seema realizes that her own brother is also following them... so actually two cousins (naeema and seema) were being followed by their brothers (who would be each other's cousins). they started walking towards the home and suddenly the guys saw the girls get inside their own home, before getting in they turned and cursed their brothers and went in.

                              those two guys were MIA for a couple of weeks hahahaha. they were so embarassed they couldn't come back home.

                              that's not uncommon in Afghanistan

                              a relative of mine did the same thing only he was following his niece, who was studying in Kabul university. she didn't know him at the time since the uncle lived in another province, she recognised him when he was visiting them in their house

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                              • #120
                                ^lol tobah!

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