FREE. The Muslim. MAN.
BY DYNAMITE SOUL
They are the forgotten. Veiled from all who dare to notice them. Massive amounts of fabric is their daily wardrobe. Their's is a custom that goes back several hundred years. A custom many men in the United States of America are happy not to have inherited.

Imagine living your life as a man who only wears a few shades of blues, greens , purples, whites, and the occasional earth-tone. A brilliant red or festive orange may never be seen on these poor tribesmen. America is a country where men are free to pick and wear all of the colors of the rainbow.

Imagine living your life as a man who only wears a few shades of blues, greens , purples, whites, and the occasional earth-tone. A brilliant red or festive orange may never be seen on these poor tribesmen. America is a country where men are free to pick and wear all of the colors of the rainbow.
In the year 2006, men must be free. We recognize the freedom men should have. These men are no different. Why isn't anyone speaking out against their suffering?
Some weird people think that they like what they are wearing and value the tradition left to them. Others attribute their modest clothing to a more sinister plot, oppression of men.
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ReplyDeleteSalaam 'alaykum,
ReplyDeleteBrilliant :)
Warmly,
Baraka
ahahahahaha awesomeness :)
ReplyDeletegreat story.
ReplyDeleteSalaams,
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You would think people would include the sisters when discussing issues concerning us.
Salaam 'Alaikum
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Umm Zaid
Nice :o)
ReplyDeleteIt is important for everyone, regardless of cultural background or beliefs, to have the freedom to express themselves through their clothing choices.
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