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No, I just know Ratri personally, and I think your accusations on her lying is unfounded and unjust.
And the fact that you are stereotyping me only promotes your ignorance.

First off stereotyping has nothing to do with your language abilities. It has to do with unfairly generalizing a person based on a group of people that is classified as such. It is used for being a prejudiced, ignorant bigots. Some stereotyping is funny. Yours only shows how limited you know about gay people. Which from what I've seen, is next to nothing.

Nobody is perfect. What I mean to say that Ratri is a person unaccustomed to lying. She has no natural inclination to it...aka 99.9% of the time she is telling the truth. If you think she's lying, more than likely you are misinterpreting what she is saying. As I said before, I know her personally.

Does that mean that you agree that some one is perfect?

That's how it sounds anyway.

السلام عليكم و رحمة الله و بركاته

what zaaki? what am I supposedly lying about? gonk
anyhow I agree with Jibril,even though it is totally off topic...nobody is perfect. Except God. or Allah as you call him.


Back on topic. What the heck are those man-dresses that I see some Muslims wear called? Do they perform the same thing as a hijab? Cover up...awrat or whatever you call it?

Hi. I think those are called topee if you're referring to the hat-like cover men put upon their head.

It's not mandatory for men to wear it. But it is preferable. It shields you from shaitan especially when you pray. Because it is believe that when you do your salat shaitan does everything to get you distracted. That includes peeing in your head so you get distracted.

But when you have this cover in your head the shaitan won't be able to pee on it, thus, more concentration to your salat.

also it is used to put your hair into fine arrangement. what i mean is to clear your forehead. because when you have this cover the hair is contained and is not hanging and covering the forehead. in this way, your forehead touches the ground as what salat should be.

this is why those caps with visors are not allowed because it doesn't allow you to do your kneeling or your su'jud properly.

the awrat of men extends from his navel up to his knee only. some men are the main workers and some work in the field or farm so it is just practical for them to have this awrat. no gender issues on this one. biggrin

but if you mean those white-colored sort of dusters or dresses that some men wear, they're not also mandatory. but it is also preferable.

white symbolizes cleanliness in Islam and that's why it's white.

i hope i've become responsive to your question.

Thanks a lot.

Satan likes to pee on you while you pray so your "IMAN" or concentration is fixed. IMAN in prayer is important because when you pray it's like talking to Allah. Also, if prayer lacks IMAN it will not be accepted and your prayer will not be accepted.

Further, it is able to do that on the spiritual realm of course. When you pray to Allah it is like communicating to Allah on the spiritual realm. But Satan likes to disturb you so your communication becomes disrupted.

The hat thing is important because it somehow tells the Shaitan that you cannot pee on my head because it is covered. like the fact that Shaitan does not enter a home when the door or window is closed.

I hope I'm helping you.

So satan likes to pee on you to distract you...is this like...your soul moves to the spiritual realm and attempts to communicate with Allah....?



So does your soul like leave your body to talk to Allah?


Why is that?


You're giving great information...it's the comprehension of the info that I'm trying to discover.

السلام عليكم و رحمة الله و بركاته

Professor, you talk about the spirit and I talk about the soul...in Islam are they different?
and how is it possible to communicate on a spiritual realm without having a sort of detachment anyhow?