Herargon wrote:Kubumba Tribe wrote:Isn't this about Latvia banning niqab? I'm not saying that cruel and unusual punishment isn't important. It is. But this is about Latvia, we could go make another forum about how Saudi Arabia treats non-Muslims. And niqab is furthering one's faith to Allah in some of my Muslim sister's opinion, so it's totally reasonable.
The thing is, we do accept it if people are religious... but not too radically religious. Furthering a faith in Allah (the Islamic 'God', not 'God' in general), is not something the West desires, because people that further their faith in Allah in the West often become radicalised. And those people -- we do not desire to see those in the West. Those are the people that commit bombings, suicide attacks, et cetera.
I'm all for accepting Muslims into the West, but they have to assimilate completely. Being more secular does fall under that category as well.
If you are in the Middle East and being very religious, fine - as long as there are no radical punishments or strange laws.
But immigrating to the West - and then you have to assimilate completely. That is how we think there. 'In Rome, do as the Romans do'.
Allah's God in all the 3 religions. Anyways, I don't believe in assimilation because that that means throwing your whole life away. Throwing away your food, dance, sometimes religion, etc. Also I won't become secular. I try to be as Muslim as I can and always will try till I go to the Day of judgment. Besides, radicalization ends up in extremism, so it's not furthering faith in Allah (SWT).




