Following, Stop sarcasm about Niqab.

The niqab ban did not come as a total surprise

He will destroy in this mountain the surface of the covering that covers all peoples, and the veil that is spread over all nations.

And he will destroy in this mountain the face of the covering cast over all people, and the vail that is spread over all nations.

The niqab is a tradition and has nothing to do with Islam.

They've taken advantage of this and done it very well. I'm very disappointed with the left wing and liberals in Europe for not speaking up and saying, the burqa ban has everything to do with women's rights.

Currently the lower house of the Spanish Parliament is debating a proposal to prohibit the wearing of body covering burqas and face covering niqabs in all public spaces in Spain, and the French parliament approved a ban on face veils.

Sharia law was applied women who were never forced to do so before had to wear the veil.

I tell you again that the niqab has nothing to do with Islam and it is only a mere custom.

On Tuesday, only one day after news of Tantawi s possible ban hit the media, Italy s Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and his right wing coalition have presented a proposal to ban the niqab, or burqa.

Elder of Zion found the reactions to the niqab ban interesting

While ordinary headscarves are common, only about 1,900 women in France are believed to wear face covering veils.

If they do not want to wear veil let them.

The burqa, however, is worn far more rarely in France by about 1,900 of nearly six million Muslims, almost none of them from a traditional burqa wearing country.

People of Freedom Member of Parliament, Barbara Saltamartini, said that banning the burqa cannot be considered anti Muslim because it is not obligatory in Islam, echoing Tantawi s sentiments, when he demanded that the young girl in a local school remove the veil as it is not part of Islam.

There is another, practical, reason why the burqa ban is a bad idea.

He told her that the niqab is a tradition that has nothing to do with religion.

What can be done? First, the veil of corruption in Afghanistan must be lifted.

The Islamists could also impose the veil and later on the niqab.

Sabbah also posts pictures of how women wearing the one eyed veil would look like here.

But Sheikh Tantawi was not satisfied and insisted that the young girl takes off the face cover.

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Moataz El Demerdash, host of a talk show called 90 minutes had a phone interview with one of the press members who witnessed Sheikh Tantawi order the girl to take off the niqab as he told her that niqab is a tradition that has nothing to do with religion.

He told Daily News Egypt Monday that he denounces Tantawy s anti niqab statement.

It was also unveiled at the American International Toy Fair in New York City.

Shanfaraa, an Egyptian American blogger who is also a professor of law, agrees with Eltahawy that the niqaab is not a religious requirement, and states that, like her, he rejects the theology that forces women to wear it, but nevertheless disagrees with her stance, explaining Mona seems to believe that once a person falls into the grasp of Wahhabi Salafi theology, they can never escape, but in fact, Mona herself is the best evidence repudiating that view.

They do not like the burqa either, but they don t believe that legislation is the best way to fight it.

During his tour he saw a 13 year old girl fully veiled from head to toe covering her entire body but for her eyes.

In an older post, Desert Cat blogged about a man who was caught hiding behind a niqab to go see his mistress Although many crimes are committed behind the niqab, the Ministry of Interior did not lift a finger to counter attack the occurrences leaving all sorts of criminals and lowlifes in their cloaked hiding.

So, in the spirit of The Great Unveiling I had to do this I had to unveil something.

More recently, the regime proudly unveiled a modern, high tech uranium enrichment facility.

As the French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, famously said, the burqa is not welcome in France.

After the girl complied he insisted she should not wear it any more.

Joseph Mayton of Bikya Masr wrote a post on how Europe took advantage of the niqab ban in Egypt

Syria has banned the face covering Islamic veil from the country's universities ... Last January, an Egyptian court upheld a ban of the veil during university exams. And last year Al Azhar University's religious head banned the veil at all Al Azhar schools altogether.

The intelligence agency have also demanded that the journalist who wrote the story, Jean Claude Coulibaly, reveal his sources.

Fourth Any citizen dealing with a government employee in any of the governmental offices has the right to see the face of the official serving him. It is against common sense to hire a woman wearing a niqab in a governmental position where she has to interact with the public.

The recent ban imposed by France on burqa (niqab), the Islamic face veil, has created a lot of buzz across the different blogosphere of the world. The law does not say anything explicitly about the burqa and it is called the law forbidding the covering of the face in public space . But in effect it is all about Muslims and Islam.

What really strikes me is that a lot of people say that they support a woman's right to choose to wear a burqa because it's her natural right.

It was not revealed until 30 years later that the about face was due to the personal intervention of the Queen.

The Egyptian imam, Sheikh Mohammed Tantawi, wants to ban the wearing of face covering veils in Egyptian schools. But this is still no reason why French women should not be allowed to enter a post office, a bank, a school, or any other public place in a burqa.

What we sometimes forget is that the average person inside a burqa is also simply a woman.

In the same year, Minister of Religious Endowments Hamdy Zaqzuq dismissed an employee from a meeting for refusing to remove her niqab.

It is almost hypocritical that anyone who professes to support human rights and the right to choose one s own lifestyle to argue this, but it happened and continues today.

We must continue to argue against the niqab as al Banna says, it is not an Islamic idea and has been incorporated by those who bastardize the faith but without being preachy.