Miss Indonesia Universe 2006 received threatening calls from Islamic parties because of her bikini act
Rules of Islam say, Muslim women should always wear full length cloths such as ‘traditional black Abayas’ and ‘veil’ because according to the religious scholars, ‘it is an order of Allah’.
Is it practical for a woman to wear the body-covered dress when the temperature is boiling and every other women, men, and children are shedding their garment to beat the hit?
No, I am not advocating that they should defy their religion and wear flimsy garments, but what about the health hazards. Neither is anyone saying that they should start wearing short, two-piece clothes like the women of the western countries.
However, there is a piece of rather ‘bold and shocking’ news for the Muslim men. Tired of restricting their life to domestic abuse, honor killings and gender discrimination, Muslim women are reportedly rumored to be preparing for a sudden outburst in the form of ‘Bikini Revolution’.
According to EZINEARTICLES report, the online traders are witnessing a growing flow of orders for bikinis’ from the women customers of the Muslim community in almost all the Muslim nations worldwide.
A woman who wants to keep her identity under wrap said during an interview:
The men want to hide our beauty in the closet and the clerics want us to take responsibility for the design of the human body, but, the truth is, we didn’t have anything to do with it. Our job is just to live with the design. In fact, to love it and be proud of it as the way Allah made us.
She also said that she is waiting for that moment when she will get to wear her tiny colorful bikini set that she has recently bought: “I can’t wait to put it on. If I don’t get stoned first, I’m going swimming, too.”
Well, this is certainly going to be an event of its own kind: and if the rumor turns out to be true, the world will be seeing a new face of the ‘women in black’ transformed into a ‘woman in bikini’.
Rules of Islam say, Muslim women should always wear full length cloths such as ‘traditional black Abayas’ and ‘veil’ because according to the religious scholars, ‘it is an order of Allah’.
Is it practical for a woman to wear the body-covered dress when the temperature is boiling and every other women, men, and children are shedding their garment to beat the hit?
No, I am not advocating that they should defy their religion and wear flimsy garments, but what about the health hazards. Neither is anyone saying that they should start wearing short, two-piece clothes like the women of the western countries.
However, there is a piece of rather ‘bold and shocking’ news for the Muslim men. Tired of restricting their life to domestic abuse, honor killings and gender discrimination, Muslim women are reportedly rumored to be preparing for a sudden outburst in the form of ‘Bikini Revolution’.
According to EZINEARTICLES report, the online traders are witnessing a growing flow of orders for bikinis’ from the women customers of the Muslim community in almost all the Muslim nations worldwide.
A woman who wants to keep her identity under wrap said during an interview:
The men want to hide our beauty in the closet and the clerics want us to take responsibility for the design of the human body, but, the truth is, we didn’t have anything to do with it. Our job is just to live with the design. In fact, to love it and be proud of it as the way Allah made us.
She also said that she is waiting for that moment when she will get to wear her tiny colorful bikini set that she has recently bought: “I can’t wait to put it on. If I don’t get stoned first, I’m going swimming, too.”
Well, this is certainly going to be an event of its own kind: and if the rumor turns out to be true, the world will be seeing a new face of the ‘women in black’ transformed into a ‘woman in bikini’.
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