Sunday, September 9, 2007

Muslim Women..Caught in a Web

The hijab is a womans right , and her expression of her faith, but a hijab is also the most controversial garment, todays Indian women I know wear or dont wear the hijab, but their beliefs in their faith is not diminished and it is a question of priority.. My wife wears the hijab, and it is a personal preogative.. she wears a chaddar too.. so I am not against the Hijab but I find Aishah Azmis the lady in the cross fire in UK ,her reasoning quite ridiculous, she wants to have the cake and eat it too, why not teach in an Islamic girls school and bring an end to the matter, and HIndu women made to wear hijab in a Muslim school in Mumbai sucks.. and these are my personal views.. and Jack Straws view s on the Hijab well should be debated by the erstwhile Muslim community in that country.

caught in the vicious circle of dogmatic chaos
the muslim woman in the hinterland screams
out a voiceless pain
the mullah deaf in the ears hears it not
un doctored scriptures doctored Truth translated
for a male dominated muslim society
a sister a daughter a unborn girl child
a muslim mothers unending pain
a court passes a sentence
but the ulema the monster of his times
unrepentant pushes woman hood into an early grave
whatever the holy prophet taught
the ideals the compassion all in vain..
times have changed but the mullahs
prehistoric mind will never change
a hijab over his mind and brain
crumbling walls that cry in pain
money tainted fatwas an acid rain
and what a sorry figure
we cut as humans
muslims but in name a bane
what a shame ..our custodians of our heritage
our ethos and our struggle defame
hurt , mislead and maim..
fighting wrongly for hijab
unreasonably in this case
a Muslim school teacher in UK
aishah azmi
takes wrong aim
some more shame
can an English woman
make demands in a theocratic state
who is to blame
you cant expect a country to
changes it rules
and your will proclaim
all in all the muslim woman
endangered specie…
an old memory in a picture fame

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