I’d rather just marry a rich dude and chill on his money. Kinda wat women had done for past thousands of years No fair

Would it not be better spend giving the money to the states to prevent Russian meddling of the midterm elections?

Best answer: I'm not Muslim. But it is considered haram for a man to shake hands with a non-mahram woman.

https://islamqa.info/en/2459

Note that this statement from Islam Q&A bases this opinion on hadiths and does not quote the Quran.

In the YouTube video you referenced I would definitely support his right not to shake her hand. Most feminists would uphold that a woman shouldn't be forced to touch a man if she doesn't want to. Why should this man be required to touch a woman if he doesn't want to? While I disagree with his reasons for not shaking her hand it's still his choice who touches him.

Best answer: It depends on the family and people who are there.

I need gift ideas because her birthday is tomorrow!

So I study hairdressing, I’m the only boy on my course. There’s two classes, in the other class is a Muslim girl who wears a hijab. So one day I needed to go into the other class to borrow something from someone, so I knocked on first and one of the other girls told me to come in, but the Muslim girl had her hijab off so as she saw me she panicked and threw it over her face as she asked one of the other girls to tell me to leave? They all know I’m gay. I read this “Muslim women are required to observe the hijab in front of any man they could theoretically marry. This means that hijab is not obligatory in front of the father, brothers, grandfathers, uncles or young children.” Well theoretically they wouldn’t marry someone who is gay? And she wasn’t wearing it in front of the girls in her class so how was I any different?

I’m currently researching Islam at the moment. I’m not intending to convert, but I think it’s important to be educated on such matters. I have been finding the ex Muslim sub Reddit very helpful. But just thought I’d reach out to Yahoo and see if there is much of an ex Muslim community here too.

Best answer: it depends of the guy

Best answer: Well, they mean every idol but that one, obviously.

Best answer: The idea of Halloween and dressing up in costume to do trick-or-treat is to have fun and get sweets (treat)---maybe even sing a song or tell a joke (trick)---and that never grows old really. There are sometimes organized events for older kids that make it easier to participate with same-aged peers. Look for events in your town or community that might be more appealing to a 12-year-old, maybe at a teen center or YMCA or something organized by the town's merchants. In our small town, the merchants on Main Street have an evening of sidewalk trick-or-treating and a best-costume contest for each age group.

Another way to participate for your sister and you might be to dress up and hand out treats for the youngsters who come to your door, or even to set up a "scare" for them. One street I loved when my daughter was little had their son dressed up like Frankenstein and pose as a statue, only to move once the treats were handed out. One family set up a fake grave with headstone and two shoes sticking up, and they shrouded their hallway in white sheets while asking the trick-or-treaters to perform tricks...and their older kids popped up from behind the white sheets.

Best answer: I love Halloween. It's the only holiday with any valid purpose--celebrating horror, along with all of your favorite fiction, and scaring the crap out of people.