Muslims hide their women behind burqa. Then they seduce Hindu women. Is this not evil?

Question

A Muslim, Sadique Hossain, has now complained of intimidation by the Kolkata Police!!!!!

Muslims should stay away from Hindu women since Muslim women never come out of their houses.

Muslims should not try to lies in front of the media, even if the media is sponsored by them and other enemies of Hindus

Answer 1

This is a bit of ignorant statement, a bit too ignorant if you ask me. I agree with the first 2 posters. Firstly, don't go around brushing a whole population with your ignorant brush. There are over 1.6 billion Muslims in the world, and none of them are chasing hindu women. you seem to be an hindu extremist, have you forgotten the massacre and mass rape of Muslim women in Gujarat, sponsored and aided by local hindu police and politicians.

Get your head out of where ever you got it stuck and look around you, and you'll find non-burqa muslim women all around you. Maybe you're stuck india and therefore your sight is limited to your capacity of local customs and norms.

I agree with teran about the saying, "there's women you date and there's women you marry" as is said in america. Those who want to have fun (regardless of their faith) will go out and have fun with those women who don't respect themselves and who will put themselves on display, but even these "fun guys" want a decent, modest, conservative, and properly covered lady when it comes to marriage. So the women get the guys for what they advertise...

Answer 2

In Western culture, we have a similar phenomenon. Young men are taught that "There are girls you date, and then there are the kind you marry..."

The burqa is certainly the extreme end of the spectrum, but in all cultures, there is an unwritten rule or belief that "The good girls dress conservatively and the bad girls advertise the merchandise." I'm not justifying it, just pointing out that it happens everywhere.

As an American (born and raised in this culture) I certainly do not agree with the use of the burqa as a forced way to dress. As a Christian, I believe that women should not "advertise the merchandise", but this decision must come from within - God judges on the heart, so merely "acting Christian" doesn't cut it with Him.

Answer 3

This is a bit of a broad statement, isn't it? I have Muslim friends who aren't hiding behind burqa's and their husbands do not seduce Hindu women.

I agree though, that if a Muslim (married) seduces a Hindu woman, then it is wrong. If any man seduces (is this the right word to use, anyway?) any woman against their will, it is wrong.

Answer 4

Every man or woman is not an angel.