ilyas_eh
Used to be active here!
Just like I said before, you didn't like this and claimed I was reading too much into it, but you confirm time and again it is exactly the case:
And as for this:
I would say such women should really make hijrah to a land where they can practise without hindrance. I know this isn't easy and perhaps even idealistic but even so, it is a solution, even if the country they are leaving happens to be where they originated from.
I can say that without feeling the need to demean them or make trivial their decisions to cover their faces, or shocklingly begin claiming they have dishonoured and insulted Muslim women (what on earth ..?), and all rest of the contents of your attack on niqabi women, know that this is your lone perception.
Wa-alaykum assalam.
Assalaamu alaykkum, in order to avoid aapa from hurting the feelings of hundreds of muslims who are already disturbed by what this poor sister has gone through, I ask you to move on and use the time for something beneficial in shaa Allah. Clearly she is 100 per cent right according to her own self and so there is no room for us to correct her anymore.
She should forgive that poor sister for not being "Muslim according to the laws of Belgium/US/UK" but being Muslim for the sake of Allah. However, on the second thought she is donning niqaab for the sake of pleasing Allah and not for another muslim woman to judge her and blame her after her trauma, so aapa's forgiveness isnt necessary after all. with Allah lies her reward.