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Originally posted by Syňth
Regardless, when has an action forced by white people ever gone down well? We can encourage equality to them and offer support without distressing them and causing harm. The safety reason is valid and I don't have any argument against it, but I still feel like banning is deeply wrong on a moral level. Couldn't we work out something so that they're uniquely identifiable with the burqa?
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Well they can still wear the hijab, just not the niqab or burqa (convering face and eyes).
Most of these women aren't educated on the subject themselves, nowhere in the Quran is it written that women must wear these extreme clothings; it's a not a religious thing but a cultural one that was often forced on them.
Now if they wanna live on western soil, they gotta respect the secularity of those countries; for cultural reasons and more importantly safety reasons (alredy explained here).
I'm from a muslim country and I have never seen a woman with burka in my life and I very very rarely see niqabs
