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Reader comment on item: Bibliography – My Writings on Burqas, Niqabs, Jilbabs, Chadors, Hijabs, and other Islamic Coverings

Submitted by David W. Lincoln (Canada), Sep 21, 2007 at 10:29

Interesting to see that a move by Christians so that their women would not be viewed as prostitutes has been twisted by the brigands who follow in the footsteps of what stormed out of the Arabian Peninsula, that that move has become what it is in the sight of Muslims. The intent was different, but Muslims say that the scriptures were changed by Jews and Christians so we have a situation of who is going to back down first.


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⇒ How it started [79 words]David W. LincolnSep 21, 2007 10:29
One cannot legislate a piece of rag!
[w/response] [165 words]
EMSep 21, 2007 10:15
Covered heads, covered hearts [265 words]LindaAug 10, 2007 00:31
Shades of the Klu Klux Klan [45 words]TedAug 4, 2007 09:21
Great Blog [7 words]owen splitorffAug 3, 2007 13:13
On the latest article in the Jerusalem Post Internet Edition [169 words]Noach SternAug 2, 2007 00:23
An advice [395 words]PeaceAug 20, 2007 05:14
this is a lie! [79 words]Kumbara GerdotOct 4, 2007 20:07

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