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I was wondering that what do christians think about christians who veil/use hijab?

I put pictures to here to show the type of veiling i mean.

I think it's very rare to see any christians veil as this or even using any headcovering, so it's interesting to hear what christians think about it.

Do you think it is a good thing or a bad thing ?  And say reason why do you think it's bad or good.

This topic might be on wrong place here, but i didn't know where else to put it so if there is any possibility to change the place, tell me.

 

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I think that I will never be forced to wear this garb. Oh no...that is not what I think...that is what I know.


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You mean Muslims?


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30 minutes ago, JNMRR said:

I was wondering that what do christians think about christians who veil/use hijab?

Since this is a Muslim custom, it would be inappropriate.  However, head coverings are completely acceptable for Christian women.


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6 minutes ago, Ezra said:

Since this is a Muslim custom, it would be inappropriate.  However, head coverings are completely acceptable for Christian women.

Not for this woman.  


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Blessings JMNRR

   Welcome to Worthy,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,I don't know any Christians who wear this sort of head covering & my hair is my covering & the glory God gave me,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,if a Christian woman wanted to wear such a covering it would be her choice as an American,our Country affords us the freedom to wear what one pleases even if it would seem a bit odd and one would most likely assume she was muslim,,,,,,,are you?

                                                                                         With love-in Christ Jesus,Kwik


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I mean christians. If a christian woman think it gives her protection or if she want to veil herself like that. And if headcoverings are ok, would this kind of headcovering be ok then?

 


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1 hour ago, algots said:

Non-essential.

However, I will say the mere topic does fuel the curse.

Would you women do it if your husband desired it? Would you submit to his will and authority? Or would you say, like Delilah to Samson, "if you love me", you wouldn't make me do something I wouldn't want to do?

I still wouldn't do it, because the man I married would never insist on it. 

 

2 hours ago, RustyAngeL said:

Not for this woman.  

 


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2 hours ago, JNMRR said:

I mean christians. If a christian woman think it gives her protection or if she want to veil herself like that. And if headcoverings are ok, would this kind of headcovering be ok then?

 

Protection from what?  A Christian woman has all the protection she needs in Christ.


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3 minutes ago, RustyAngeL said:

Protection from what?  A Christian woman has all the protection she needs in Christ.

Protection from men's lustful gazes or like they wouldn't see the woman as "free meat" whom they can approach and flirt freely.  Some men they just think like that.

 

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