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BaraniK

@BaraniK

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Posted: 13 years ago

First Asad Slap Zoya N Now That Women Calls Zoya Indirectly Call Gilr.CV's Zoya Also Have Self Respect .

Happy To See Dilshad Supporting Zoya .Agree With Her 100 % .Don't Judge Women The Way They Dress.

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ArVi-licious

@ArVi-licious

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Posted: 13 years ago

Yes seriously how can they be so judgmental! dilshad supported zoya n laid down her points so well...

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Sanjana

@Senoritaaa

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Posted: 13 years ago

I DIDNT FIND ANYTHING WRONG WITH THAT SCENE
Aaj bhi log aise bolte hai ladkiyon ko and they want to show that even someone speak like this it doesnt mean that the girl is characterless

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DiamondLife

@DiamondLife

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+ 15

Posted: 13 years ago

CALL GIRL😲
whoever wears jeans they r😲

pathetic script

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Menika

@BrunoMars

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Posted: 13 years ago

That woman called her a bazaar -wali!

A body seller, because she wears jeans? That utterly disgusting.

I happens in reality though, and I am happy the show showed this.

And I actually wasn't happy with ZOya not standing up for herself.

On the other side, she might have said nothing because it were Dilshad's guests, and she didn't want to misbehave. And it would give the other woman another point, that girls wearing jeans, have a big mouth to elders.

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Posted: 13 years ago

It was wrong.. The lady was being judgmental and that's ridiculous. But...

As far as I'm watching... I don't think don't that Zoya should have worn jeans and top at the Quran reading... It's wrong... Muslims don't do that no matter how modern they are... We make sure we are in correct attire , which is full sleeves , full body length clothes, and loose clothes. Not body hugging tight clothes like she is wearing...

And the way she was making prayers and duaa, it was not right... Girls sit on their knees with their legs slanted to the side and their hands are together as ther recite prayers and duaa... I thought Gul would take care of these things she is Muslim ... The way Zoya actually went is offensive... Atleast for Quran and prayers we have to dress in attire and it's mandatory... I'm just pointing it out because since they are the only show on air representing Muslim culture after a long time, I think they should take care of these minor details and project it in a better way... There are some rules that we really not break and the position of prayer is also very important... They should try to portray the culture as correctly as possible ...

Edited by Tanvi_124 - 13 years ago

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delena90

@delena90

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Posted: 13 years ago

Originally posted by: Tanvi_124
It was wrong.. The lady was being judgmental and that's ridiculous. But...

As far as I'm watching... I don't think don't that Zoya should have worn jeans and top at the Quran reading... It's wrong... Muslims don't do that no matter how modern they are... We make sure we are in correct attire , which is full sleeves , full body length clothes, and loose clothes. Not body hugging tight clothes like she is wearing...

And the way she was making prayers and duaa, it was not right... Girls sit on their knees with their legs slanted to the side and their hands are together as ther recite prayers and duaa... I thought Gul would take care of these things she is Muslim ... The way Zoya actually went is offensive... Atleast for Quran and prayers we have to dress in attire and it's mandatory... I'm just pointing it out because since they are the only show on air representing Muslim culture after a long time, I think they should take care of these minor details and project it in a better way... There are some rules that we really not break and the position of prayer is also very important... They should try to portray the culture as correctly as possible ...

Ok I really hope you don't take offense to what I am going to say:

Does God really care what clothes we are wearing when we are praying? Any god. Be it Allah, Krishna, Jesus...whoever...does it really matter?

In my opinion, if you do believe in god, being a good human being and being true and sincere in your prayer should be more than enough.

For example Razia: She and her husband preach tehzeeb and the likes and they probably dress up exactly as the way society and culture tells you to but are they true Muslims? In my opinion they are not. Wearing the proper attire didn't make them more respectful.

Or even in Hinduism where some people chant the name of god every morning of every day...do their bhajans etc but then turn around and do criminal things...are they truly respectful?

Personally, if god truly existed, I don't think he would care what position you sat in or how you held your hands or that you wore jeans. He will care that you are good, truthful and kind person. So, I don't think Zoya was wrong to wear what she is comfortable in to talk to her god.

I understand religion is a sensitive topic and I truly mean no offense.

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Posted: 13 years ago

Originally posted by: delena90

Ok I really hope you don't take offense to what I am going to say:

Does God really care what clothes we are wearing when we are praying? Any god. Be it Allah, Krishna, Jesus...whoever...does it really matter?

In my opinion, if you do believe in god, being a good human being and being true and sincere in your prayer should be more than enough.

For example Razia: She and her husband preach tehzeeb and the likes and they probably dress up exactly as the way society and culture tells you to but are they true Muslims? In my opinion they are not. Wearing the proper attire didn't make them more respectful.

Or even in Hinduism where some people chant the name of god every morning of every day...do their bhajans etc but then turn around and do criminal things...are they truly respectful?

Personally, if god truly existed, I don't think he would care what position you sat in or how you held your hands or that you wore jeans. He will care that you are good, truthful and kind person. So, I don't think Zoya was wrong to wear what she is comfortable in to talk to her god.

I understand religion is a sensitive topic and I truly mean no offense.

No I understand where you are coming from and what you are saying... I'm a liberal girl myself and I also wear jeans and t-shirts.. I now the main respect and love is in the heart... But, during prayers, in Islam especially..there are a set of rules that are mandatory to follow... And attire and position is two of them... It's in the Quran itself..., I have no problem with Zoya's dressing.. It's fine... But during such events, we don't dress that way no matter how modern we are... Your heart needs to be pure yes, which is the most important thing.. But, Allah also said that if you really truly care from the heart, you should be willing enough to follow a set of regulations which only shows a little more respect towards the all mighty and his kaida(rules).. It's not about the clothing, it's about respect... The way we position and dress for prayers is part of giving respect to Allah... We must try to follow the path of Ma Fatemah, daughter of Mohammed SAW, our prophet... No human being is perfect and we all know that, but in Islam , there are a few rules which must be followed... It's not to please the crowd or to make people say how good you are, it's for Allah and his respect... We must present ourselves in a respectful manner which are set through some guidelines , when making prayers.,. Allah said that try to be a good human being which is obviously not in the clothing you wear but also show me some respect 5 times a day through your prayers... I think that if Zoya was willing enough to cover her hair, she should have worn a full length salwar kameez... It's not about what society makes out of us but our respect to Allah... A pure heart is the first most important thing but it does come along with much more... I don't know how I am sounding but you really have to understand the religion to exactly understand my point...

Edited by Tanvi_124 - 13 years ago