November 16, 2011 - 10:46 am
According to a report that appeared on Al Arabiyya News, Saudi Arabia’s Commission for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice has declared that it will begin “interfering with” and “ordering” women to cover their eyes, “if they provoke fitna [sedition, chaos].” The spokesman added, “Our men have every right to do so.” The picture is a video snapshot from the TV report.
And this is what our government considers a moderate muslim country. And now they’re taking an additional step back in time.
Why would any woman want to voluntarily be muslim? I just don’t understand it.
Truthfully, though — there is a lot of sedition in those eyes.
From a distance, listening to the way Islamic cultures speak about women makes one think the men are constantly on the verge of rape.
I’m surprised they don’t make their wimmens walk around in 55 gallon drums with one-way glass face helmets.
That’s what the head-to-toe burqa is for. I’m surprised they even bother to have women in their country.
“From a distance, listening to the way Islamic cultures speak about women makes one think the men are constantly on the verge of rape.”
Is it Oslo where every case of rape-by-a-stranger has been committed by “recent immigrants”?
A friend of mine who worked in Saudi said that you cannot leave a woman alone with saudi men, even for a minute, or they will certainly be raped.
They are savages and hardly worth the bullets it takes to kill them.
I’m not sure sedition is the right word. Maybe heat as in hot. Puts me in mind of a great line from the film Return From the Ashes. “Always marry a woman with beautiful eyes, no matter what happens she’ll have something beautiful to love.”
Curious. If they must cover their eyes, will unclean seeing eye dogs be permitted to assist them? Seeing eye pigs, maybe? The “men” certainty can’t be troubled with demeaning tasks such as that. How will they prepare meals for their gallant husbands?
Beautiful eyes, but obviously lying.
The whole concept or provocative eyes is a projection.
I betrays more about men than women.
Perhaps Saudi men should stop looking at women, to prevent attributing “provocative eyes” to them.
Muslim men have developed the “It’s not my fault that I am unable to control my actions where others are concerned. Especially Females. I need someone to blame for my bad behavior” mentality. “They made me do it” is their mantra.