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Posted: 12 years ago
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Bang on..I agree with everything you said..Btw, this discussion is atleast better than the kind of topics that were being made yesterday😆 And i really wish Zoe din have those scars..Tab toh we could have had her wear tank tops along with that short skirt and i can only imagine the state of the forum😆
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Originally posted by: loveableangel

Islamically you should wear modest clothes. But I will never judge a person on their clothes. You can wear a bra and the shortest of skirts and I will still talk to you because clothes don't make you a nice person. I don't believe in judging people excuse you aren't supposed to do that god judges and who the hell am I to play god.


If we go by the code of religious law, even the Upanishads of Hinduism put a lot of rules for women - but i do feel that everyone is free to interpret their faith as they like. Religion is supposed to guide you to God, not to dictate your life as God.

Like you said , its not the job of humans to play God.😊
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Posted: 12 years ago
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I think I'll leave it at WORD.

People have different moral scales and that's okay. But saying that everybody should have the same moral scale as you, now that's not okay.

And religion is very personal, people should not generalize it in my opinion.
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Thank you.😃
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Your only post among the posts I have read I completely agree with😆
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Originally posted by: MoronsKiMallika

Thanks Sonia. I completely agree with you. This is the whole problem , i guess. How difficult it is to understand that there is a world outside your world where people can have a different upbringing , background and lifestyle. I understand that a few things can be a cultural shock to you - but that does not make them wrong - they are absolutely fine in their place as long as they don't trespass your space.😃

You're welcome Vicky. :) This is definitely the root of all problems in my opinion. I think we should all be more tolerant of others beliefs and everything then gets fixed by itself. If something is a culture shock to you, then you must realise that other people are not bound to agree with you. As long as they don't intrude, you should learn to put up with it. :)
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Originally posted by: MoronsKiMallika


Marwari? Kya mast khaana bantaa hogaa tumhaare yahaan.😳... i am a Hindu Rajput and there is still that long ghoonghat system in my extended family. You are lucky that you are getting to pursue your dreams and your parents are so awesome! You will have to marry a Maarwari only?


arre bahut awesome khaana banta hai...😃...my parents totally rock...they do!!!

nahin...mereko woh bhi restriction nahi hai that i have to get married to a marwaari only...parents and family supercool about that too...they would get me married in maarwaari style that is for sure...but no restrictions on what religion or caste the guy belongs to...that's why i second u...ur religions cannot dictate your lifestyle...😊
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Originally posted by: MisHumptyDumpty

This is what her character actually demanded. Zoya keeps on making a point that Tehzeeb aur Tahmeez dil mein hoti hai, Kapado mein nahi. Asad himself wears suit but cannot come to this idea.
People are hard at hearing. it did state Najma had some plans and all of a sudden Maulanvi Sahab came. Misjudge karna toh logo ki pitrat hai. Also Zoya had a something in her hands. It was totally uncalled for, for the family. Also wait for the episode, then murder it.
Even before the episode takes place people start to hurl stuffs at it. Sad pretty sad.
. Misjudge karna toh logo ki pitrat hai, dusri ladkiya Mini skirts pehene no probs with that, but then khud ki Girl Friend pehene World War 3 waah!

p.s. : Mera mood kharab ho chuka hai! Mujhe Armani Almari wishes chahiyeh part 3 😭 😭


Thanks Humptoo. I don't know where are these ppl from. What education teaches you that what you do is right but what others do is wrong? Connecting clothes to religion and passing judgments is absolute mental illiteracy.

Almaari abb next weekend aayegi. Udaas mut ho.🤗
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Originally posted by: MoronsKiMallika


Irrespective of the fact whether you are a Hindu, Muslim, Christian, Parsi, Sikh, Jew and all other religions by respect, your clothes and your lifestyle will never reflect what you are inside as a person. I don't know and I don't care what part of the world you live in , among what people and environment you grew up or what your education did to help you - but if you think you have any right to open the shutter of your mouth and tell anyone that what is right to wear and what is the right lifestyle, for me you are as bad as a frog in a well.

Every religion, every faith and every community has two clear bifurcations - the traditional/fundamental and the liberal/modern. One should not trespass the other and pass judgments. Live in your circle and don't try to dictate and decide what your religion allows and disallows. Your right to hit stops where the other person's nose begins.

I am a Hindu and I too have a section where certain clothes and lifestyle is not allowed. But my folks have kept our generation apart from it - we are free to wear what we like , live as we like and practice tradition by our definition. The section does not approve of our lifestyle but it understands that we interpret culture in our own way.

So, whether you are in a salwaar , a veil or a Hijaab - it doesn't make someone in a mini skirt , a spaghetti vest and shorts any less human , any less Hindu/Muslim than you.

You are not the dogma . Don't be one. You are going to ruin your kids , otherwise and propagate a generation that has no mind of its own.



Bless this post!

I am absolutely horrified how people are generalizing their beliefs.

Kudo Vic for making this post!
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Do in Rome as the Romans do...Why must anyone try to kick the apple cart...every society has a code of conduct and if you join it willingly or unwillingly it is necessary to adhere to the written as well as unwritten rules instead of sticking out like a sore thumb. I wore miniskirts and shorts in the 1950s and the 1960s because I grew up in a cosmopolitan setup but in the 1970s I came to Delhi University and automatically adhered to the environmental ways not out of force but because that is what society and culture and education teaches you! It is not necessary to make a statement for the heck of it - it is easier and more fruitful to infiltrate the system and than change it!

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