Iranian Government Forcing People to Wear Islamic Hijab Dress

[©GnrPersia]

I can't believe those women get beat in broad daylight for showing their arms. That it is pretty scary stuff.

It something scary and un-normal in your eyes which is a normal thing for people of Iran. however females suffer from lots of depression for lots of reasons.

Islam can be beautiful there are nice parts to it

  agreed

but damn like all religions all the bad stuff is what happens the most unfortunately.

Religion turns to a tool for dictating people what to do and not to do.

[Red4321]

ok mr. DISCORZ ANALYZIZ EEZPESHIALIZT. if I wanted to talk exactly the way I am in here then you couldn't understand a single word of it, I try it now:

کس کش مادر قهوه کیرم دهن خودت و تخصصت.

can you understand?  c'mon tell me. I'm waiting...

Even in the discourse of your response to me, confirms my assessment of your ID.

Sir, as a discourse analysis specialist, as a person that has known and knows persons from Iran and many other places, as a person familiar with elemental and laissez-faire Christianity, Judaism, and Islamist I discern your dialogue to be artificial. Be you a study for a part, an operational, or a hobbyist.

I do find Role Playing to be of use in my endeavors, however realistic representations assist me the utmost. Anything else, I find to be silly time. Moreover, I choose to use my silly time in activities that are more satisfying. 

Satisfaction, it feels good.

[©GnrPersia]

"One mother "collusion coffee I penis your mouth and تخصصت "?

   made me laugh a lot!!!!! 

[©GnrPersia]

Use your Illusion I: DTJ 

[zombux]

well, I'm astonished by Persian history, especially sassanid persian era. the current events in this region are in such a contrast, like going back onto the trees instead of making progress

[©GnrPersia]

well, I'm astonished by Persian history, especially sassanid persian era. the current events in this region are in such a contrast, like going back onto the trees instead of making progress

no offense to muslims, but by the time Muslims invaded IRAN in sassanid era and Iranians forced to accept Islam as their religion everything went bad for the whole land until this day I'm talking to you.

[zombux]

no offense to muslims, but by the time Muslims invaded IRAN in sassanid era and Iranians forced to accept Islam as their religion everything went bad for the whole land until this day I'm talking to you.

yeah I know. it was kind of mistake of last sassanid kings, who lost their war with Romans, and while weaken, couldn't resist islamic invasion. actually, islam was imported into most lands, and from my point of view, I still consider many lands as islamic conquest. for example - Turkey is in fact Greece, just changed the religion and culture, but ethnically the people are of greek origin. the same about Iran, islamic culture and religion covering persian history and people. also north Africa is not of arab, but of berber origin. I think only Saudi Arabia and some neighbouring countries can be considered "true arab-islamic" countries.

[GunsNR]

Free Constantinople!

[zombux]

Free Constantinople!

nowadays it would be as stupid as "Free Kosovo to Serbs". yes, historically it makes perfect sense. but from current point of view, it's useless.

[aussie_GNR92]

This is just another reason why I'm against organised relegion as a whole. People get too carried away with it and try to force people to do ridiculous things based upon their interpretation of a book, it's almost pathetic. Most relegions have some good bits to it, but the extremists just make me sick...

[zombux]

This is just another reason why I'm against organised relegion as a whole. People get too carried away with it and try to force people to do ridiculous things based upon their interpretation of a book, it's almost pathetic. Most relegions have some good bits to it, but the extremists just make me sick...

oh yeah. I don't believe in any god, no way. but I think anyone can believe in whatever he wants. so far, so good. but as soon as it gets organised by some kind of church, the troubles begin.

[swissladyinla]

It has been the law for so long (I believe since the 1970ies) to wear the Hijab in Iran. Although these new tactics shown above seem brutal, the sad reality is that elsewhere, women are being attacked with acid when they show a part of their leg, etc. or even in the face (Example: Algeria, in the 90ies, after a certain formerly prohibited political group (F.I.S.) was elected to power. One of the first new laws in effect was to cover up when you go to the beach.)

[johndoe]

Yeah this is definitely not in the Quran. This is made up Islam. I have friends who lived in Iran, I have friends who have lived in Iraq, and I have friends who lived in Saudi Arabia. This is just not right, and I now understand why you think of the US as such a safe haven.

[mr marcus]