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Submitted by Shams wazir (United States), Sep 6, 2008 at 07:14

This tradition is a tribal custom and islam has no space for such inhumane customs.In islam PARDA is necessary from the males who has no bleedy relations with the female .Moreover husband has the right 2 see whole body of the wife.This tradition is unislamic,inhumane though better than western customs where female are used like sexual toys,there is no distinction of father,mother,daughter,son,brother,sister.If you want peace embrass the true islam.


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