with all my respect

Submitted by Randa (Jordan), May 21, 2011 at 13:28

If you compare between our community (muslims) and yours ;its obvious that sexual abusement ,rape and more serious problems caused by the unlimited freedom you give to your youth both male and female .females can go in bikinies and no one can stop her and naturally if you are a man with natural instincts this will tempt you .how about a girl going out in shorts or a very open V neck how many men can look at her in a natural way .in your society you can leave your home or forced to leave at the age of sixteen then find your self a way to survive out in the street in muslim countries the male is totally ressponsible towards his mother his sister and his wife I mean he must take care of all her needs .

But lets go back to hijab ,its away to controle men and women natural instincts and away to protect both sex from falling into evil and by the way women are not killed if not wearing hijab .what you here about honor killings does exist but its an issue related to customes not to religion and it exist in both muslim and christian communities . islam forbids sexual relationships except through marriage and this is also away to control to keep society tight.how many women might be pregnant from outside marrige circle is this normal .is it normal to find your sister pregnant at the age of 14 .rules must be put or else it will be a porridge .what you see on muslims nowadays is not islam .itsnt enough to look and listen you must read or you will be misleaded .islam is reason and awareness its the right way for living dont miss it .finally forgive me for my spelling mistakes

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