I don't understand why the Islamic dress code is law for a female visitor in an Islamic country but the rule of law is not respected in a none Islamic country
And Sabina will be fined or arrested just like any other person who breaks the law.https://twitter.com/reuterspictures/status/1023978668727648258 …
On August 1, when face veils are banned in Denmark, Sabina will not be leaving her niqab at home. Instead, she will be defying the law and taking to the street in protest:
https://reut.rs/2v1ZkR1
Andrew Kelly pic.twitter.com/5ARFPQswxg
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Should be left to those who choose the religion they want. If your God is good and all powerful then I do believe that he/she would be fine that you honor her/him respectfully in ones own way.
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The headline could also read, "I demand the right to be oppressed!".
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Which is preferable to her hiding at home in her indoctrinated state of mind. If those were the only two choices, I’d rather have her go and protest, and break the law. Fortunately, these are not the only two choices. Maybe she finds out, one day.
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Why is the niqub so important to these people who create such a fuss. It's not compulsory. When one goes to the holiest Palace on earth for all Muslims. You are not allowed to cover your face during hajj.
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