Comments on: Hijabi Women More Harassed in Egypt than Non-Jabis? http://egyptiangumbo.com/hijabi-women-more-harassed-in-egypt-than-non-jabis-101.htm Wed, 16 May 2012 05:29:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: mobile website hosting http://egyptiangumbo.com/hijabi-women-more-harassed-in-egypt-than-non-jabis-101.htm/comment-page-1#comment-287965 mobile website hosting Fri, 04 May 2012 04:11:30 +0000 http://egyptiangumbo.com/?p=101#comment-287965 <strong>also for you. lots of people start...</strong> blogs and soon run out of things to say about a subject or (worse yet) switch subjects and topics seemingly at random and then any target audience is done with you. if you want to write a personal blog - an... also for you. lots of people start…

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]]> By: Betty Schneider http://egyptiangumbo.com/hijabi-women-more-harassed-in-egypt-than-non-jabis-101.htm/comment-page-1#comment-56072 Betty Schneider Tue, 06 Apr 2010 20:01:50 +0000 http://egyptiangumbo.com/?p=101#comment-56072 Why don't our Egyptian sisters take tips from those who have fought very hard for societal (patriarchal) respect, such as those wondrous ladies of the pink (can't remember their official name) in India, who have finally earned some relative peace through the fear they have counter-imposed on offenders? Another idea: Here in the U.S. amateur cell-phone videos are frequently used to record many violent crimes -- so why don't our Egyptian sisters record each other's victimizations as they happen -- so they can back up their complaints in court? If their complaint doesn't make it that far, then they can submit these indeniable records to the media, who are always looking for more stories. Wouldn't this at least bring public shame on the violating dogs that plague all these sisters? I look forward to your thoughtful response. Thanks for reading me. Why don’t our Egyptian sisters take tips from those who have fought very hard for societal (patriarchal) respect, such as those wondrous ladies of the pink (can’t remember their official name) in India, who have finally earned some relative peace through the fear they have counter-imposed on offenders?
Another idea: Here in the U.S. amateur cell-phone videos are frequently used to record many violent crimes — so why don’t our Egyptian sisters record each other’s victimizations as they happen — so they can back up their complaints in court? If their complaint doesn’t make it that far, then they can submit these indeniable records to the media, who are always looking for more stories. Wouldn’t this at least bring public shame on the violating dogs that plague all these sisters? I look forward to your thoughtful response. Thanks for reading me.

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]]> By: zuhur http://egyptiangumbo.com/hijabi-women-more-harassed-in-egypt-than-non-jabis-101.htm/comment-page-1#comment-35817 zuhur Mon, 16 Nov 2009 02:21:33 +0000 http://egyptiangumbo.com/?p=101#comment-35817 /Actually, most women in Egypt DO wear proper hijab and as the study noted, even if they wear NIQAB, they are harassed. This has been going on for years, but it is worse now whenever there are large crowds (the mulids, demonsrations, afer the eid, and probably yesterday after the big football game vs. Algeria). It means women without the money for a car may suffer more - it is unbearable on the Metro, walking into it and out; taxi drivers expose themselves. . Some of the myths are that only pretty, or young girls are harassed (not true) only those who "bring it on themselves" (not true), it does not damage women or make them fearful and nervous (not true). What would help? Sermons mentioning this issue; television and radio short ads. /Actually, most women in Egypt DO wear proper hijab and as the study noted, even if they wear NIQAB, they are harassed. This has been going on for years, but it is worse now whenever there are large crowds (the mulids, demonsrations, afer the eid, and probably yesterday after the big football game vs. Algeria). It means women without the money for a car may suffer more – it is unbearable on the Metro, walking into it and out; taxi drivers expose themselves. . Some of the myths are that only pretty, or young girls are harassed (not true) only those who “bring it on themselves” (not true), it does not damage women or make them fearful and nervous (not true). What would help? Sermons mentioning this issue; television and radio short ads.

]]> By: AVerniks http://egyptiangumbo.com/hijabi-women-more-harassed-in-egypt-than-non-jabis-101.htm/comment-page-1#comment-32630 AVerniks Fri, 16 Oct 2009 12:12:49 +0000 http://egyptiangumbo.com/?p=101#comment-32630 As for me, everything is fully satisfied. As for me, everything is fully satisfied.

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]]> By: maysoon http://egyptiangumbo.com/hijabi-women-more-harassed-in-egypt-than-non-jabis-101.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1795 maysoon Fri, 19 Sep 2008 01:53:49 +0000 http://egyptiangumbo.com/?p=101#comment-1795 (If men are "the flies" then maybe we should treat them like we treat flies!!!!) But please we should try to be more understanding of this argument. It is not just bad and good. As Egyptians we have to look hard at the real issues. If you want a good understanding of this topic, see two articles from Arabs in Europe (both men!). Khalid Diab, Egyptian writer in Brussels and Faisal Al Yafai, Lebanese writer in London. http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2008/sep/03/egypt.gender http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2008/sep/16/religion.gender (If men are “the flies” then maybe we should treat them like we treat flies!!!!) But please we should try to be more understanding of this argument. It is not just bad and good. As Egyptians we have to look hard at the real issues. If you want a good understanding of this topic, see two articles from Arabs in Europe (both men!). Khalid Diab, Egyptian writer in Brussels and Faisal Al Yafai, Lebanese writer in London.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2008/sep/03/egypt.gender
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2008/sep/16/religion.gender

]]> By: Mahmood T http://egyptiangumbo.com/hijabi-women-more-harassed-in-egypt-than-non-jabis-101.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1696 Mahmood T Tue, 16 Sep 2008 19:04:16 +0000 http://egyptiangumbo.com/?p=101#comment-1696 You guys are sick. First off if a woman dresses indecently then she is haraam for a man, Islam stresses the Pure for the Pure. Any man who harasses a woman needs to be shot dead where he stands. Secondly women are harassed for simply not wearing the Hijab, or even women who wear the Hijab, and this is unacceptable. If a woman dresses scantily she should be punished by the proper authorities and marginalized by greater society. To the 38% of men who do not claim to harass women, stand up against oppression and form gangs to beat the hell out of, and even kill, men who harass women on the streets. Violence is the only answer. You guys are sick.

First off if a woman dresses indecently then she is haraam for a man, Islam stresses the Pure for the Pure. Any man who harasses a woman needs to be shot dead where he stands.

Secondly women are harassed for simply not wearing the Hijab, or even women who wear the Hijab, and this is unacceptable.

If a woman dresses scantily she should be punished by the proper authorities and marginalized by greater society.

To the 38% of men who do not claim to harass women, stand up against oppression and form gangs to beat the hell out of, and even kill, men who harass women on the streets. Violence is the only answer.

]]> By: shirien http://egyptiangumbo.com/hijabi-women-more-harassed-in-egypt-than-non-jabis-101.htm/comment-page-1#comment-817 shirien Wed, 06 Aug 2008 20:36:43 +0000 http://egyptiangumbo.com/?p=101#comment-817 ok i think we should all just calm down. "When you state this are you saying that if a woman does not wear hijab she is blameworthy for rape and other acts of sexual violence propogated gainst her? If that is indeed the case it is really a disgusting opinion to hold." That makes no sense at all. Why would I even suggest that? In my statement I said she is blameworthy because she is not following the orders of Allah... i.e. a sin. No where did I say she was asking to get raped. Statements shouldnt be over-analyzed and misconstrued. If I'm here talking about a sister getting sins by not wearing proper attire.. then why in the world would i suggest that it's ok for a man to RAPE or harrass a woman not properly dressed? would that make sense islamically? Studying psychology is one thing... but Wallahu alem. Allah knows the nature of both men and women best. When I say that men need to get married to fulfill their desires and to prevent fitnah... that's not something new that I made up.. read the various hadith that even recommend people to get married early.. There are no excuses for inappropriate behavior but there are definitely precautions and steps to take in order to ensure that the sickos out there Dont harm or harass our sisters. wallahu alem. ok i think we should all just calm down.

“When you state this are you saying that if a woman does not wear hijab she is blameworthy for rape and other acts of sexual violence propogated gainst her? If that is indeed the case it is really a disgusting opinion to hold.”

That makes no sense at all. Why would I even suggest that? In my statement I said she is blameworthy because she is not following the orders of Allah… i.e. a sin.

No where did I say she was asking to get raped. Statements shouldnt be over-analyzed and misconstrued. If I’m here talking about a sister getting sins by not wearing proper attire.. then why in the world would i suggest that it’s ok for a man to RAPE or harrass a woman not properly dressed? would that make sense islamically?

Studying psychology is one thing… but Wallahu alem. Allah knows the nature of both men and women best. When I say that men need to get married to fulfill their desires and to prevent fitnah… that’s not something new that I made up.. read the various hadith that even recommend people to get married early..

There are no excuses for inappropriate behavior but there are definitely precautions and steps to take in order to ensure that the sickos out there Dont harm or harass our sisters.

wallahu alem.

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