Islamic religion makes it harder to catch criminals

I have heard that criminals are taking advantage of the muslim dress code by wearing clothes that reflect what the muslim women wear. You basically can only see their eyes.

I have heard of gangstas in the hood dressing up like muslims when they go to rob gas stations because they know that they don't have to hurry up to the door with a ski mask on instead. Also, it makes them harder to identify if they are just walking down the street. Basically all you have to go by is a very vague description of the person.

The burqa is a cultural invention. It has very little to do with Islam.ghoklebutter

The burqa is a cultural invention. It has very little to do with Islam.ghoklebutter

Its gotta go. Criminals are using it to their advantage for disguise when they are breaking the law and running from it. Its not just muslim people but criminals in general are taking advantage of getting away by using this tacitc.

Yes, because the smart thing to do is blame Islam. Don't we have enough of that with politicians..?

[QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]The burqa is a cultural invention. It has very little to do with Islam.Sonwhy

Its gotta go.

I don't think the Burqa is what Traditional Muslims wear. It's more of a new thing (In America, as far as I know) basically sticking it in our faces.

[QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]The burqa is a cultural invention. It has very little to do with Islam.th3warr1or

Where does it say in the Quran that Islam makes wearing a burqa mandatory? Most Muslim women I see wear a hijab if they choose to cover themselves, rather than a burqa.

I don't think the Burqa is what Traditional Muslims wear. It's more of a new thing (In America, as far as I know) basically sticking it in our faces.

Snipes_2

[QUOTE="th3warr1or"][QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]The burqa is a cultural invention. It has very little to do with Islam.zAhMaDz

Where does it say in the Quran that Islam makes wearing a burqa mandatory? Most Muslim women I see wear a hijab, rather than a burqa.

[QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]The burqa is a cultural invention. It has very little to do with Islam.th3warr1or

[QUOTE="zAhMaDz"]

[QUOTE="th3warr1or"] Islam made it compulsory. th3warr1or

Where does it say in the Quran that Islam makes wearing a burqa mandatory? Most Muslim women I see wear a hijab, rather than a burqa.

I don't know about France, but as a Pakistani Muslim in America there are a lot less people that wear a burqa when compared to those that wear a hijab.

[QUOTE="zAhMaDz"]

[QUOTE="th3warr1or"] Islam made it compulsory. th3warr1or

Where does it say in the Quran that Islam makes wearing a burqa mandatory? Most Muslim women I see wear a hijab, rather than a burqa.

not all muslims are islamic... MethodManFTW

Using that logic, not all Christians are Christian.

The burqa is a cultural invention. It has very little to do with Islam.ghoklebutter

[QUOTE="MethodManFTW"] not all muslims are islamic... JML897

Using that logic, not all Christians are Christian.

[QUOTE="Snipes_2"]

I don't think the Burqa is what Traditional Muslims wear. It's more of a new thing (In America, as far as I know) basically sticking it in our faces.

Crayzorder

I have even heard its not uncommon for wanted criminals to drive down the road or walk down the road with this outfit on and some shades.

also... to the tc... Muslim /=/ religionMethodManFTW

[QUOTE="th3warr1or"][QUOTE="zAhMaDz"]

Where does it say in the Quran that Islam makes wearing a burqa mandatory? Most Muslim women I see wear a hijab, rather than a burqa.

MethodManFTW

Than... umm... who is this "islamic" you speak of? I think you mean Arabic? Or some race, because in order to be a muslim you kinda need to follow the religion, Islam.

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[QUOTE="MethodManFTW"] not all muslims are islamic... MethodManFTW

Using that logic, not all Christians are Christian.

A Muslim is someone who follows the religion of Islam.

I have even heard its not uncommon for wanted criminals to drive down the road or walk down the road with this outfit on and some shades.

Sonwhy

also... to the tc... Muslim /=/ religionMethodManFTW

changed it

[QUOTE="Sonwhy"]

I have even heard its not uncommon for wanted criminals to drive down the road or walk down the road with this outfit on and some shades.

MethodManFTW

I have even heard its not uncommon for wanted criminals to drive down the road or walk down the road with this outfit on and some shades.

Sonwhy

[QUOTE="Sonwhy"]

I have even heard its not uncommon for wanted criminals to drive down the road or walk down the road with this outfit on and some shades.

MethodManFTW

I don't know about it being a wide spread report but my friend who is a cop has been talking about it. He said, its becoming more and more common. I also came across this as well.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100416/ap_on_re_eu/eu_europe_burqa_ban

[QUOTE="th3warr1or"][QUOTE="zAhMaDz"]

Where does it say in the Quran that Islam makes wearing a burqa mandatory? Most Muslim women I see wear a hijab, rather than a burqa.

zAhMaDz

I don't know about France, but as a Pakistani Muslim in America there are a lot less people that wear a burqa when compared to those that wear a hijab.

I don't know it being a wide spread report but my friend who is a cop has been talking about it. I also came across this as well.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100416/ap_on_re_eu/eu_europe_burqa_ban

Sonwhy

My friend who also happens to be a cop tells me that he gets shot on a daily basis by an elephant. This is truth.

[QUOTE="Sonwhy"]I don't know it being a wide spread report but my friend who is a cop has been talking about it. I also came across this as well.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100416/ap_on_re_eu/eu_europe_burqa_ban

Crayzorder

My friend who also happens to be a cop tells me that he gets shot on a daily basis by an elephant. This is truth.

I can see where you might be offended but its not uncommon for criminals to dress up before they commit a crime and they are looking for an easy way to get away from the law after that crime is commited. There is no better way to do that than to fit in with society.

I can see where you might be offended but its not uncommon for criminals to dress up before they commit a crime and they are looking for an easy way to get away from the law after that crime is commited. There is no better way to do that than to fit in with society.

Sonwhy

No, I understand. I just don't believe it without adjacent proof. And even if it was true, you can't blame Islam for this. That's like blaming snowboarders/skiers for helping with ski masks used in crimes, or companies who make black coats. Regardless, they will hide. Secondmore, in America at least, seeing someone in a full Islam suit is a rare occurrence, and usually would be looked upon like that person is wearing a ski mask or something of the sort, just like if you wore a trench coat and boots with dark glasses and decided to take a walk.

I have heard that criminals are taking advantage of the muslim dress code by wearing clothes that reflect what the muslim women wear. You basically can only see their eyes.

I have heard of gangstas in the hood dressing up like muslims when they go to rob gas stations because they know that they don't have to hurry up to the door with a ski mask on instead. Also, it makes them harder to identify if they are just walking down the street. Basically all you have to go by is a very vague description of the person.

Sonwhy

[QUOTE="Sonwhy"]

I have heard that criminals are taking advantage of the muslim dress code by wearing clothes that reflect what the muslim women wear. You basically can only see their eyes.

I have heard of gangstas in the hood dressing up like muslims when they go to rob gas stations because they know that they don't have to hurry up to the door with a ski mask on instead. Also, it makes them harder to identify if they are just walking down the street. Basically all you have to go by is a very vague description of the person.

lightleggy

If you see their face but you may not be able to see it though if they are wearing some shades. You gotta be kind of close to the person too

I don't think the Burqa is what Traditional Muslims wear. It's more of a new thing (In America, as far as I know) basically sticking it in our faces.Snipes_2

One more this is, you cannot judge the person for something that was he/she wear it. Burqa is just a traditional arabic dress, where you should respect them but never encouraged them to take off the polite dress and order her to wear sexy dress. That would gonna mad!amirzaim

Its not about judgement but falls more along the lines of how it makes the police have a harder time catching criminals in the act or on the run.

[QUOTE="amirzaim"]One more this is, you cannot judge the person for something that was he/she wear it. Burqa is just a traditional arabic dress, where you should respect them but never encouraged them to take off the polite dress and order her to wear sexy dress. That would gonna mad!Sonwhy

Its not about judgement but falls more along the lines of how it makes the police have a harder time catching criminals in the act or on the run.

[QUOTE="zAhMaDz"]

[QUOTE="th3warr1or"] Islam made it compulsory. th3warr1or

Where does it say in the Quran that Islam makes wearing a burqa mandatory? Most Muslim women I see wear a hijab, rather than a burqa.

Edit: I'm sorry for being rude, but it really surprised me. It truly shows how the media spews lies accross the globe.

[QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]The burqa is a cultural invention. It has very little to do with Islam.Sonwhy

Its gotta go. Criminals are using it to their advantage for disguise when they are breaking the law and running from it. Its not just muslim people but criminals in general are taking advantage of getting away by using this tacitc.

Genius idea, piss off the radical Muslims even more. :roll:

You all are delusional its not just going on in one place. This is a threat to security. I believe that one should be able to express their freedom of religion but only to a certain reasonable extent. With that being said, I don't think someone should be able to come up with a religion on their own and start doing whatever the hell they want because well thats their "religion". Even if the religion is factual it doesn't mean that everybody is going to abide by it and do things properly as their religion encourages them to do so. I'm not saying that everyone that dresses that way is a criminal but seeing as someone is wearing a complete blanket over their entire body its a threat to security seeing as you can't see anything and there is always a possibility that they could be carrying a gun with them.

I am sure the burka was invented and used long before guns came around.

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=a06_1192846321

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/west_midlands/7309548.stm

Clothes make it harder to catch criminals

You all are delusional its not just going on in one place. This is a threat to security. I believe that one should be able to express their freedom of expression but only to a certain reasonable extent. With that being said, I don't think someone should be able to come up with a style on their own and start doing whatever the hell they want because well thats their "style". Even if the style is factual it doesn't mean that everybody is going to abide by it and do things properly as their style encourages them to do so. I'm not saying that everyone that dresses is a criminal but seeing as someone is wearing a many layers over their entire body its a threat to security seeing as you can't see anything and there is always a possibility that they could be carrying a gun with them.

I am sure clothes were invented and used long before guns came around.

The same could be said about people that like to wear ski masks. Its perfectly ok to wear one in your home but when you go outside people want to see your face or else they think that you are disguising your face for some reason. So if your not going skiing then you probably should not be wearing one outside.

I know one thing if you were to wear a ski mask and walk into a bank or a gas station they would get mad. They have every right to get mad about it.