Burqa Should Not Be Banned In Australia
“We are free country, we are a free society and it’s not the business of government to tell people what they should and shouldn’t wear,” Said Mr Tony Abbott, before adding he was unaware of any record of anyone attempting to enter parliament wearing the burqa.
Tony Abbott states that “We are a free country.” If this is true then why is the government supporting penalties on women who wear the burqa?
This is simply stripping them at their rights!!
Muslim Women’s Association executive officer Maha Abdo commented on Mr Abbots comments, saying. “Why does he need to express his feelings about this issue? If he really sincere about ‘Team Australia’.”
We strongly believe that the burqa should not be banned in Australia; as this would shame a free …show more content…
The law is responsible for making everyone feel safe but in this case it is erupting the Muslim community in many ways. Will banning the burqa create distrust between Muslims and the government? The government has promised to protect his people but a ban like this will surely make Muslims think in a negative way and approach the Australian government in a bad way.
Muslims are well known for having a very strong community and a very strong belief in their religion. Muslims will do anything to keep the name Allah flowing through there bloods. If the government stops this then serious action will be taken.
The Quran also known as the Islamic bible clearly states that females are not forced into wearing what they wear. They wear it because they respect the Quran and everything in it.
Quran 33:59 it says that “Wives and daughters should wear the burqa in public; this will be more conductive to their being recognised as decent women and not molested”.
The state has no rights to ban the wearing of the burqa. The state should not determine what a woman wears, her body is for her own decision to make. Penalties on women who wear the burqa is simply stripping off their rights. Women who wear the burqa, would deepen their feelings of mistreatment from
Tony Abbott states that “We are a free country.” If this is true then why is the government supporting penalties on women who wear the burqa?
This is simply stripping them at their rights!!
Muslim Women’s Association executive officer Maha Abdo commented on Mr Abbots comments, saying. “Why does he need to express his feelings about this issue? If he really sincere about ‘Team Australia’.”
We strongly believe that the burqa should not be banned in Australia; as this would shame a free …show more content…
The law is responsible for making everyone feel safe but in this case it is erupting the Muslim community in many ways. Will banning the burqa create distrust between Muslims and the government? The government has promised to protect his people but a ban like this will surely make Muslims think in a negative way and approach the Australian government in a bad way.
Muslims are well known for having a very strong community and a very strong belief in their religion. Muslims will do anything to keep the name Allah flowing through there bloods. If the government stops this then serious action will be taken.
The Quran also known as the Islamic bible clearly states that females are not forced into wearing what they wear. They wear it because they respect the Quran and everything in it.
Quran 33:59 it says that “Wives and daughters should wear the burqa in public; this will be more conductive to their being recognised as decent women and not molested”.
The state has no rights to ban the wearing of the burqa. The state should not determine what a woman wears, her body is for her own decision to make. Penalties on women who wear the burqa is simply stripping off their rights. Women who wear the burqa, would deepen their feelings of mistreatment from