Rihanna Asked To Leave Mosque.

[anotheoldgit]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2470040/Rihanna-asked-leave-Abu-Dhabi-mosque.html

Should we now put an end to any female Muslim posing in front of St Paul's wearing a niqab?

[anotheoldgit]

sp1814

/// Also...what do mean about 'putting an end to any female Muslim posing in front of St Paul's wearing a niqab?' ///

/// When you say 'put an end to', I assumed that it has happened and was in the news. ///

For someone who likes to take certain persons to task over what you class as mistakes, perhaps you should look closer to home.

One can seek to put an end to something without having any proof that it has happened before.

There may have been many such Muslim women who have posed outside St Paul's and since there perhaps isn't any rule against it, it won't get any publicity, so let us put and end to such behaviour now.

[andy-hughes]

AOG - may I direct you to the 'She'll Never Be Satisfied' thread please?

[jno]

outside: people can pose as they like on public streets as long as they're not obstructhing the highway.

Inside: what Rihanna did in Abu Dhabi would be brought to an equally abrupt end in St Paul's for exactly the same reason, and because photography is banned there anyway.

[FredPuli43]

AOG, do you think this woman with her entourage and her professional photo shoot, and what she was wearing, all as seen and described in the Mail broke any rules pertaining to visitors to the mosque? If no, you have a ground for complaint. If yes, you have no ground. If yes, but you think you have a ground, what is it?

And if any woman, Muslim or not, broke the like rules for St Paul's , do you think she would have any ground for complaint, If so, what?

[boxtops]

so - is anyone going to watch this, over the next 3 nights? http://www.channel4.com/news/britains-niqab-a-womans-right-or-symbol-of-oppression