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By: mariam kim

mariam kim — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 11:22:00 +0000

As salam alaikum. i came across this blog and im glad i have mashAllah wa alhumdulillah.
Sutta made a comment about women wearing hijab and abaya, well so what, most of us choose to wear it..and so what if we go to school.work in it also..some choose not to and thats their choice but for us who do wear it because of the intentions in our heart to please Allah then you nor anyone else can do nothing about it.. your comments about under garments etc shows ur crudeness..u talk in a very sick manner infront of other people who are not your husband/wife and think its aceptable.. id say get some self respect, stop hating on us women who cover nicely and grow up inshAllah.

jazakilahu khair akhi, hada blogg kateer zain mashAllah. ana sowa hada blogg fill favorites ashan baadane shuff.

hiyyakum Allah.

By: Discussion Panel on Human Rights at KSU « Saudi Jeans

Discussion Panel on Human Rights at KSU « Saudi Jeans — Sun, 20 Apr 2008 16:30:22 +0000

[...] to the boys’ campus and try to find a seat there. A few female journalists were allowed to attend Prince Turki al-Faisal lecture last month at Hamad al-Jassir [...]

By: uzi

uzi — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 08:28:04 +0000

this is sutt..a
hey its not my callll again………….
thats wats happenin at olaya tehlia streets….these r the facts of the matter…………….neither m i blamin that women r like this …………..actually its quite teh opposite the men r like this because they r extremely frustrated…………..let me tell u wat happens in ksa……….ksa has an ideal islamic environment which means segregation of sexes and modest approaches…………..but inside the house they have lbc , mbc and all the other chanels that show them the fantasies of the world plus show them beautiful women and stuff ……………….this whole thing just makes the saudi men so frustrated as their mind s do not match their societies………..this problem is arisin because islam is only being partially followed….if islam is completely followed these things would be taken care of……….for example early age marriages will help reduce the frustration and things like fastin will do as welll…………hope i make myself clear……………….salaamz

By: Aafke

Aafke — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 22:07:51 +0000

Sutta: And you mentioned once before that a woman alone would find herself taken to the desert at once when without a Mahram. (And so did others) What about ''A beautiful women can wander with a purse of gold and yet be safe'' Is nobody in KSA a proper muslim anymore? What about decency, honour, compassion, morality, and the protection of women? Are all these ancient values so totally absent from your men's minds today? What sort of men are they? Don't you think such people will burn in hell? How can a country where women are so unsafe call itself ''Islamic'', and ''the kingdom of humanity''?

By: Sewmouse

Sewmouse — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 21:44:42 +0000

Interesting, Sutta, that you blame the woman alone for the actions of the “wolves”. Why is it that the “wolves” are not taught socially correct and responsible behavior by their parents?

In my country, women drive, women shop alone, and are allowed to wear whatever they please – and it is very rare that you ever see “wolves” howling around one.

By: hanan

hanan — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 02:27:59 +0000

“promote women’s rights” wow could I be more gloomy now(God) .
keep promoting our rights and add a few flavors too, maybe right with injustice flavor, right with inhumanity flavor.
you know girls I know most of us can’t leave this country, which is funny cuz I have never broken any law ,but whenever you get the chance leave and never look back. this country is a hopeless case .

By: More Saudi statements for greater women’s rights « The Sino-Saudi Blog

Sun, 02 Mar 2008 17:03:20 +0000

[...] the questions and answer at the end, there were a few interesting comments. The following is a quote from Ahmed Al-Omran who attended the conference and was one of the founders of [...]

By: Ahmed

Ahmed — Fri, 29 Feb 2008 17:12:04 +0000

Green Tea, what you saw in my face was disgust, something you obviously enjoy. You seriously need to get a life.

By: Rob Wagner

Rob Wagner — Thu, 28 Feb 2008 22:12:31 +0000

Both Turki Al-Faisal and Saud Al-Faisal have made similar remarks in the past year supporting women’s rights. Prince Saud said just last November to the British press that he personally believes women should drive. But both of them fall back on the argument that it’s Saudi society’s responsibility to give them those rights. But apparently Saudi society is only made up of men.

By: sutta

sutta — Thu, 28 Feb 2008 16:11:25 +0000

Women education faced less islamic resistance or perhaps… xtremely minute islamic resistance as they were always skolars in support of the view of education….but drivin might not face much of an islamic obstacle then a social one……. u just go to faislaya kingdom or any other mall alone and u will c wolves howlin around u in no time and if there is noone around u …. u can say goodbye to urself…….