Do you think when in christian countries Muslims should adhere to christian dress code seeing as we do over there?
9 Answers to "Do you think when in christian countries Muslims should adhere to christian dress code seeing as we do over there?"
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We dont have a dress code, which is why we adhere to theirs when we go there, and why they adhere to theirs when over here.
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I live in a country that the dress code is clothes. As long as Muslims wear clothes, whatever
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Not sure what you mean by « Christian country » but i believe in Secularism.
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I think he means countries who's government and laws were originally based on Christianity, so basically, most 1st world countries
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Are you talking about countries founded on Christianity? If so what 1st world countries were founded on Christianity? Educate me.
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i think we should be respectful of everyone's traditions so long as they don't hurt people. in addition, it would harm us to not have the same diversity we do now:)
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would you say muslim female dress hurts no one? (burkhas)
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No, not really and I can't see what all the fuss is about.
My city has a highly cosmopolitan mix of people and they are a pleasure to see. And if I had to wear some Muslim costume in the Middle East I wouldn't have an identity crisis over that.Like (1)
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The differences lies between tradition and religion. They have there traditional clothing, its not only religion. Also nobody should be forced to believe in some phony god.
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Christians can dress whatever they want in
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We are secular countries that are, or once were, mostly Christian. No, but the idea is tempting. They do what you suggest already in France.
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Posted by WizGeezer Mar 4th, 2013 at 10:56AM
There should be no Christian or Muslim countries. There should only be secular countries that allow religious freedom with limits. No 'crusades' as idiot Dub-ya likes to call his war. No polygamy. No honor killing. No prayer breaks 20 times a day.
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