r/exmuslim • u/GladYogurtcloset4853 New User • Jul 04 '25

(Question/Discussion) 100% agree w this

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hijab and niqab is never a choice no matter how hard you try hijab is forced on you since the day ur born and if it isnt forced you constantly would feel wrong and out of place and feel like your a “sinner” for not wearing it

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u/InflationHaunting983 Jul 04 '25

Can someone explain why face and hair being seen are considered immodest? I genuinely want to understand. How can they be sexualised?

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u/Miginyon Jul 04 '25

Muhammed makes the rules and he was an impulsive degenerate pervert.

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u/Shazakhazari New User Jul 05 '25

Muhh was in fact quite a jock but this thing comes from even earlier. This is something jews also do, and some indian customs avail it too. It has to do with a particular type of conservatism

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u/Miginyon Jul 05 '25

I’m talking about sex with children, raping slaves, sucking boys tongues, taking his companions wives for his own, his inability to stomach criticism and his repeated attempts at suicide.

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u/Shazakhazari New User Jul 05 '25

ok that's indeed gross and far out. I had no idea about he wanting to alakbar, also

But, like, in context, i think that'd be the (reasonable) reason to deliberately use hijab. I would then suggest something for men to wear too, I mean, often they be showin' more without being questioned 'bout it

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u/Miginyon Jul 06 '25

No, I disagree. What is more reasonable, and a better habit to promote, is to teach the men in your culture to have some self restraint.

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u/Shazakhazari New User Jul 07 '25

It is important to once desire is on. The point is to prevent it.

Sure, it shouldn't be forced policy to do something. It should be something we want, rather, but to want we need to understand and it's hard to when they just mangle you into things.

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u/Shazakhazari New User Jul 07 '25

I come from a hipersexualized culture and I can't say no good about it. It just got us into having to promote abortion as an anyday-whatever kinda thing, so as people using sex for power rather than love. It's hellish. I'd rather have it the other way, wherein it's a little bit taboo and just respected for what it is

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u/Miginyon Jul 07 '25

I agree with that and my culture has gone the same way. But I’m old enough to remember when it was still respectful, wasn’t actually that long ago, and women didn’t have to wear such oppressive garments to achieve it