Here it goes again… the tudung controversy for International Islamic University of Malaysia (IIUM) female graduates.
It’s nothing new that IIUM female graduates have to wear tudung… I am not sure if the dress code is written in official regulations now, but the dress code has been practiced for years. I just can’t understand why those who are against the dress code have decided to get into IIUM at the first place. [IIUM graduates' dress code]
Don’t get me wrong… I don’t think that forcing non-Muslims to wear a tudung is proper.
You see, the rulers (Agung, Sultans etc) are the head of Islam, but I can’t recall anyone being forced to wear a tudung or songkok when getting into the Palace. [Istana Negara dress code] Shouldn’t IIUM take that as an example to follow instead?
Despite its term as an Islamic university, IIUM is still a public place. If they want to enforce their strict dress code, they shouldn’t be enrolling non-Muslims at all.
The only places that such strict dress code should be enforced is at holy places… unless it’s a mosque or something, nobody should be forced to wear a tudung.
The only places that such strict dress code should be enforced is at holy places… unless it’s a mosque or something, nobody should be forced to wear a tudung.
Allah only sees a person in a masjid? Secularists are probably the most stupidest thing ever to walk on the earth. The Qur^aan says cover the awraa[t] from Ajnaabiyiyn (foreign unrelated men), not cover yourself whenever you enter The Masjid.
Pls read The Qur^aan first before making this kind of statement. Stupidity infuriate us.
By the way secluarism is kufr. Any Muslim who embrace it is considered murtadd (apostate).
I don’t believe in Islam… you can take your Qur^aan away when writing to me.
I am at least showing decent respect to your religion for suggesting non-Muslim to follow Islamic dress code in holy places. If that makes me a stupid person… fine. I am not going to argue anymore with a brilliant person like you.
lol… what if the MALE graduates were asked to wear it instead?
It’s not going to happen.
MALES don’t wear tudung laa.. And songkok is not even’t a sunnah according to Islam. Well you need to be considerate also to others religion eventhough you don’t believe in the tauhid of only one God @ Creator because in Islam the opposite sex especially are not allowed to see people aurah so thats why those rules were implemented. Cheers
I am a Muslim and an IIUM graduate. Yes, I agree with you, non-Muslims should not be forced to cover their aurah as it is only obligatory upon Muslim women.
Gooimalik is just too brilliant…just ignore somebody like him.
I like your honest opinion and you are able to maintain respect in the way you express yourself. Yeah, this is a terribly late comment. Just stumbled upon it while searching for something else. Haha. For the record: embracing secularism does not force a Muslim out of Islam. I guess that dude has never been to Singapore.