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20 Jul 2011, 10:05 pm

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Can anybody answer me that whether Muslim women are permitted to step out of her house without accompanied by her husband?

I have read that in A Thousand Splendid Suns...with numerous rules made by The Taliban...


Course they are except in strictly Islamic practicing regions like Afghanistan.


Have you read it also???

I am so curious...

except in....Do you mean Iran? And Saudi Arabia? And ?????


Yes I read A Thousand Splendid suns. Saudi women are not allowed to go out without a male companion. I don't know if that is the case in Iran though. I think even Iranian women are not allowed to go out without a male companion given they already have very few rights there. If I remember right, there was an Iranian movie I watched in which the women were not allowed out on their own.

I mean Muslim women not in those Islamic predominant regions are allowed to go out on their own as they do in India and Africa.


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I will use a flower petal for paper,

and write you the sweetest letter,

you are the Sultan of my heart,

The Sultan of my heart!! !!
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20 Jul 2011, 10:21 pm

metaphysics wrote:
pree10shun wrote:
metaphysics wrote:
pree10shun wrote:
metaphysics wrote:
Can anybody answer me that whether Muslim women are permitted to step out of her house without accompanied by her husband?

I have read that in A Thousand Splendid Suns...with numerous rules made by The Taliban...


Course they are except in strictly Islamic practicing regions like Afghanistan.


Have you read it also???

I am so curious...

except in....Do you mean Iran? And Saudi Arabia? And ?????


Yes I read A Thousand Splendid suns. Saudi women are not allowed to go out without a male companion. I don't know if that is the case in Iran though. I think even Iranian women are not allowed to go out without a male companion given they already have very few rights there. If I remember right, there was an Iranian movie I watched in which the women were not allowed out on their own.

I mean Muslim women not in those Islamic predominant regions are allowed to go out on their own as they do in India and Africa.


:heart:
I will use a flower petal for paper,

and write you the sweetest letter,

you are the Sultan of my heart,

The Sultan of my heart!! !!
:heart:


Lol is that a quote from the book? I read it long ago like 2 years ago so I don't remember much.



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20 Jul 2011, 10:30 pm

pree10shun wrote:
metaphysics wrote:
pree10shun wrote:
metaphysics wrote:
pree10shun wrote:
metaphysics wrote:
Can anybody answer me that whether Muslim women are permitted to step out of her house without accompanied by her husband?

I have read that in A Thousand Splendid Suns...with numerous rules made by The Taliban...


Course they are except in strictly Islamic practicing regions like Afghanistan.


Have you read it also???

I am so curious...

except in....Do you mean Iran? And Saudi Arabia? And ?????


Yes I read A Thousand Splendid suns. Saudi women are not allowed to go out without a male companion. I don't know if that is the case in Iran though. I think even Iranian women are not allowed to go out without a male companion given they already have very few rights there. If I remember right, there was an Iranian movie I watched in which the women were not allowed out on their own.

I mean Muslim women not in those Islamic predominant regions are allowed to go out on their own as they do in India and Africa.


:heart:
I will use a flower petal for paper,

and write you the sweetest letter,

you are the Sultan of my heart,

The Sultan of my heart!! !!
:heart:


Lol is that a quote from the book? I read it long ago like 2 years ago so I don't remember much.


Yes...

I stand beside a shelf in a bookshop, opened it, the first thing I read in the book is this. I was very curious...finished it in the bookshop and brought it to my house, and this little thing just stays in my mind all the time....although may not a good verse, in some sense...Or may not quite impressive, in some sense...But I don't know why I just remembered that....

O, Wait..wait...

I have got something to show you...

My favourite quotation from the book, although not the most beautiful or the best quotation...



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20 Jul 2011, 10:38 pm

Chapter 25

And the look, the myriad of looks, on Tariq: of apprehension, tenderness, apology, embarrassment, but mostly, mostly, of hunger.



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20 Jul 2011, 10:51 pm

Actually I probably prefer the paragraph before that:

Something before and "But time is the most unforgiving fires, and she couldn't, at the end, save it still. .....



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20 Jul 2011, 11:07 pm

Let's go back to the Holy Qur'an...



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21 Jul 2011, 2:29 am

On the contrary:

16:58 And when one of them is informed of [the birth of] a female, his face becomes dark, and he suppresses grief.

16:59 He hides himself from the people because of the ill of which he has been informed. Should he keep it in humiliation or bury it in the ground? Unquestionably, evil is what they decide.