No as the idea has no sense any more than the idea of the citation to ‘the average christian’ covering every christian from the Nigeria to the Ecuador, from the Nigerian protestant to the Ecuadoran catholic.
It is a stupid thing, showing gross ignorance.
No what is stupid and vapid is making sweeping assertions and showing that you have not even a basic idea about the way the religion works, the diversity of its schools, or even the ordinary practice in some leading countries. Requests and assertions that if made about a religion more famliar, like the christianity would immediately be obvious as grotesquely simple minded and illogical.
Super, and since there are three countries in the islamic world - they are the Sudan, the Saudis and the Iran, that have the actual legal restrictions on the choice of the clothing for us, well then you will then slink away in shame at your gross ignorance, yes?
More you need an education to understand that a fatwah is nothing more than opinion issued by a preacher (self-appointed).
And declarations. As any fatwa is not more than that in 99% of the islamic world legal systems - it has no force of law in the civil codes and so no force of ‘law’ with the courts or the police - there is in fact no difference at all.
Your confusion and ignorance do not make it law.
It is not even that in fact, it is an opinion on the religious ‘law’ but excepting the Saudi system and for them even only authorized issuers, it has no force of any law as that a court would enforce.
legal in the idea of the reilgious opinion.
What is ignorant is you making this statement.
On the beaches of the Tunis, the Morocco, the Turkey, the Lebanon women who are muslim wearing bikinis on their vacation. Your confusion and ignorance about what we wear and what is done only shows the superficial stereotypes and misinformation.
so no I do not think the supposed visits to the indonesia or the turkey have given him any insight into what the muslim women can or do wear.
