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Palachakh

Just wanted to share the thought...

I have noticed lots of western clothes for women being sold in here. So the stupid question is: if so many, means there is a demand?

And a more stupid one, just can't help it. There is a lot of lingerie in the shops, which is so to say not very modest and conservative... tights and tight-belts, etc. The stupidity of this post is: is it possible that a muslim woman wears these?

Sandman6

Palachakh wrote:

Just wanted to share the thought...

I have noticed lots of western clothes for women being sold in here. So the stupid question is: if so many, means there is a demand?

And a more stupid one, just can't help it. There is a lot of lingerie in the shops, which is so to say not very modest and conservative... tights and tight-belts, etc. The stupidity of this post is: is it possible that a muslim woman wears these?


Go to a moslem wedding and watch all the size 18's parading around in size 8's...... :lol:

Girls party only, of course ;)

Jo Ann

Palachak, Muslim women are covered when out. At home, they can do whatever they want (as long as there are no strangers)...

winafrica

life goes on behind the curtain ..simple is it?

Palachakh wrote:

Just wanted to share the thought...

I have noticed lots of western clothes for women being sold in here. So the stupid question is: if so many, means there is a demand?

And a more stupid one, just can't help it. There is a lot of lingerie in the shops, which is so to say not very modest and conservative... tights and tight-belts, etc. The stupidity of this post is: is it possible that a muslim woman wears these?

Palachakh

yeah... Just it is so strange for the new to the country, you may know what I mean.


thanks to all :) I thought it could be like that, just didn't dare to ask the locals

SafiaD

I am a Muslim woman, and I don't think that my choice of lingerie is due to the fact that I cover myself in public (nor do I feel repressed in any way)... The main question of the post has been answered - we can wear what we want in the privacy of our homes, in front of family/other women, etc. Also, remember, just because we are supposed to dress modestly (no tights, waist-synching belts, short skirts, etc) in public, doesn't mean that every Muslim woman abides by this, which is why you still often see these items on many Muslim women.

freakyfingers

Well, in Dubai you can see (or imagine) how they are dressed behind the black dress just looking at the "hot" sandals that they are wearing. Lucky husbands.

SafiaD

freakyfingers wrote:

Well, in Dubai you can see (or imagine) how they are dressed behind the black dress just looking at the "hot" sandals that they are wearing. Lucky husbands.


Or the Abaya's flowing open, always loved that one! :)

ima

I have to admit everytime I am in a lingerie store, I see the muslem women purchasing the trashiest of items. None of which me or my non-conservative friends would dare try.

I think they are very repressed in public, so they have to let it out at home.

now come on girls, dont't you have at least one little sexy/thrashy item in your drawer? why should the libyan women not buy that stuff just because they are all covered up? they are women just like us and if they dare more than ourselves or our friends do, good for them. anyway, as per my observations,arab women in general do have a flaire for feminine incentives.

Jo Ann

Let's not discuss what's on whose drawer, please ;-)

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