Ladyhippolyta88:
Queen rania of Jordan is a Muslim and does not cover her hair for Jordan for that matter Muslim country of Jordan not Nigeria Africa o.Jordan middleast.

ollah1:


Ofcourse, surely you didn't think about this prior to your previous comments

Ladyhippolyta88:
Please don't dislike anybody because of religion.A person that is good or bad has nothing to do with religion.Nobody hates Islam but the world has to fight radical Islamic terrorists it is these people that are making your religion to seem like a troublesome one.Islam is a religion of peace.

Bluffly:

My friend go and learn, you need it 100% because a leaner is better off

blackpanda:
The truth is that the lawschool isnt particularly concerned about the islamic hijab.
The rule is that nothing should be on your head during the call to bar ceremony, not even weavon or wig.
Ladies must carry their natural hair.

This lady knew about this rule from the get go, but chose to ignore it
Anyways, its not by force to be a lawyer. She can end her career at the ll.b level

Ladyhippolyta88:
Please don't dislike anybody because of religion.A person that is good or bad has nothing to do with religion.Nobody hates Islam but the world has to fight radical Islamic terrorists it is these people that are making your religion to seem like a troublesome one.Islam is a religion of peace.

Rainmania:
So is Queen Rania not covering her hair a yardstick for how other Muslim women in the world should dress. A Muslim woman is a Muslim woman all over the world . And should dress accordingly. For those that choose not too, it's their choice and for those that want to why try to stop themI didn't stop anybody i only replied him because he said it was compulsory and the blessed virgin Mary wears it(in relation to Christian women and headcovering).Why i brought out the issue of Queen rania and other Muslim women who choose not to wear the hijab or cover their hair is so that he would know that not all Muslim women and men see it as a must but also depends on the country and no it is not a yardstick.Nigeria is a secular state hence the law must be obeyed(subject to change)Muslim countries like Jordan,morocco,malaysia and others do not have any law banning or supporting hijab.I do not dictate to people and it is their life their choice.

ollah1:



Look in the mirror my friend

streamsofjoy:


That's out of context.

ollah1:

This is all you have to say. Wow!!

ollah1:



Which world is fighting Islamic terrorist? The same world that is sponsoring the terrorrists as evident from the below image. But you believe Islam is the reason terrorist exist

Farmerforlife:
For the first time in my life, and after reading these comments, I am beginning to dislike Christians and Christianity. I was never aware of the extent of the hatred they hold for Muslims in their hearts, while they smile in our faces.
Thank you all for waking me up.

akinszz:
you don't have to argue with him. they don't understand the difference between tradition and religion, to them they're mixed.

ollah1:



Did you know that it's mandated for Christian women to cover their hair? It's very compulsory and it's in the Bible

1 Corinthians 11:6

For if a woman does not cover her head, she might as well have her hair cut off; but if it is a disgrace for a woman to have her hair cut off or her head shaved, then she should cover her head.


You criticise and attack Muslim women for covering their hair according to what their faith mandated for them but ignore it despite been written boldly in your own book

Isn't that hypocrisy and bigotry at it's peak??



Modified:: for those quoting me whichout using their brains. My comment was a response to a comment which is obvious to all. His comment doesn't correlate with this thread but he decided to display his bigotry but as usual he is exonerated because what he wrote suits their narrative

NubiLove:
Typical religious reply "out of context" ...

ollah1:



Did you know that it's mandated for Christian women to cover their hair? It's very compulsory and it's in the Bible

1 Corinthians 11:6

For if a woman does not cover her head, she might as well have her hair cut off; but if it is a disgrace for a woman to have her hair cut off or her head shaved, then she should cover her head.


You criticise and attack Muslim women for covering their hair according to what their faith mandated for them but ignore it despite been written boldly in your own book

Isn't that hypocrisy and bigotry at it's peak??



Modified:: for those quoting me whichout using their brains. My comment was a response to a comment which is obvious to all. His comment doesn't correlate with this thread but he decided to display his bigotry but as usual he is exonerated because what he wrote suits their narrative

Hertheywarlay:
I know it's pains you. Have you ever seen Mother of Jesus without covering her head in all the pictures you are used to seeing her? Even you were asked to do so in your Bible check 1corinthian11;3-16. Even Turban(head gear) also in Bible leviticous 8:9. but you people refuse to do so.

ekems2017:
This lady just messed her self up. After 5yrs of study. To keep your hijab for less than 10 hrs made you to loose what you used 5yrs to fight for.
I can't even give you my case to handle cos your hijab can make me loose.

Farmerforlife:


Did you read what Christians are commenting? Only Christians are allowed to dislike people because of religion? Not one Christian dissented or disapproved of the hateful comments made.

This lady has nothing to do with either radicalism or terrorism. She is a Muslim woman who wishes to follow the tenets of her religion concerning dressing. After spending 5 years in a course, she is expected to choose between her religion or her lost education. I do not see what your implications of terrorism and radicalism has to do with the issue.

I am sorry, your last statement rings hollow in my ears. Islam may or may not be a religion of peace. That is not the point. What I have discovered today is that, going by a sampling of its followers on NL, Christianity is truly a religion of spite, hatred, and rancour... all Satanic traits.

It disgusts me, frankly. In my work, I always make sure I accomodate all the religious requirements of those working with me. I treat everyone equally regardless of religion, and encourage them equally on how to improve their lives, and have even sponsored some of them, regardless of their beliefs, to higher education, when they wished. I can see now that the Christians among them are probably thinking of me as a big fool for doing that. I just hope that my other Muslim brothers take a lesson from how Muslims are thought of by Christians.

OmoEpe:
Igbos and Muslims share similar attitudes. Their quick resort to playing the victims card is legendary and a study in absurdity.

donconior:
Muslims /Islam is the problem of this country

ollah1:



Did you know that it's mandated for Christian women to cover their hair? It's very compulsory and it's in the Bible

1 Corinthians 11:6

For if a woman does not cover her head, she might as well have her hair cut off; but if it is a disgrace for a woman to have her hair cut off or her head shaved, then she should cover her head.


You criticise and attack Muslim women for covering their hair according to what their faith mandated for them but ignore it despite been written boldly in your own book

Isn't that hypocrisy and bigotry at it's peak??



Modified:: for those quoting me whichout using their brains. My comment was a response to a comment which is obvious to all. His comment doesn't correlate with this thread but he decided to display his bigotry but as usual he is exonerated because what he wrote suits their narrative

Ladyhippolyta88:
Why people may seem to hate Islam is because of groups like Boko haram,Isis,al qaeda,al shabaab and the taliban.I am sure you have heard of islamophobia people may seem to hate Islam(Christian and non Christian)because of those radical Islamic terrorists. About the lady i didn't say she was a radical i was only referring to you saying that people hate your religion and you are beginning to dislike them that was why i said people only hate radical Islamic terrorists.I repeat do not hate anybody because of his or her do not generalise people.And do not stop being good or helping people because.Discrimination is bad and the world needs equal treatment.Islam a religion of peace is what some people say.Lastly about the girl i am not supporting anybody before applying to read law she ought to have known the rules(subject to change),she can seek redress in the court of law and she should have also listened to what they said and seek redress later(to obey is better than sacrifice).If she seeks redress and she wins it could pave way for other girls to go with the hijab.I also believe the council of legal education should do away with the dress for lawyers even some countries that brought this no longer require it.As a law student wearing black and white is not easy not to talk of the dress lawyers wear.

Rainmania:
Nigeria a country filled with hypocrites and confused righteousness...they chastise a woman for dressing skimpily , throw all forms of insult on her . They say " Olosho no home training , how can you wear that?? Don't you know your body is a temple??

But they also do the same to a woman that decides to dress moderately.

They say "how dare you try to cover up your body and your hair , are you the only religious lady in the country??"

falopey:
In the sane environment where I am, when we see Buddhists, no one cares. When we see Jews, no one cares. When we see Hindus, no one care. When we see siek, no one care. But when we see just a Muslim, especially with a bag or wearing hijab maybe in public places or transport, everyone starts getting suspicious. Some running for cover.

Ask yourself why are people of different faith live comfortably together minding their business and the same cannot be said of the religion of piss people.

Islam the worst gift to humanity.