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First of all, there is no wrong way to start a research. There are efficient and inefficient ones, but certainly no right and wrong. In Japan, we question nearly everything. When I started architecture lessons for the first time, I asked about keystones. We didn't know a thing about...

Fox? Nah, TBS is all I need. Go Conan!

If they are searched, then I guess there is no problem. Thanks, mate. (You Brits say mate, right?)

Sorry, I meant anonimity. And try hiding an assault rifle in jeans and tshirt. Results won't be pretty, I'll give you that. And you said men aren't supposed to wear them. I'm not supposed to download games on university network, but I do. Men can wear them, whether they're supposed to or not.

This was more or less what I meant.

Please understand I'm not trying to ridicule anyone. But my English isn't good enough it ought to be. So my questions might confuse you at first but no harm intended in them.

I'm not hating, I'm just curious. I just started researching Islam. I don't know nothing about your customs and such. If I don't ask questions, how will I learn? I just want logical answers to my questions. And again, I don't mean to offend people.

Yeah but it's the animosity I'm talking about. What's the difference between two people with wearing those if they are the same height? Apart from posture, of course. And you know, it's easy to conceal something in those dresses.

Muslim women mostly wear black, long dresses. Why? I mean they could commit a crime and be on their merry way with it. Hell, men could wear them too if they aren't very tall and commit crimes. I don't get that. Please explain.

こんちゃ I'm researching Islam and its architecture, so that's why I'm here. Let me say this first, I'm Shinto and proud of it. That means no converting, sorry. I hope you'll respect my beliefs as much as I'll respect yours. Some general info about me, I'm Japanese, but residing in Turkey for a...