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  • ross1948 15:39 on March 22, 2019 Permalink | Reply
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    Ayatollahs Unleash Sectarian Intolerance On Harmless Fashion Show! 


    I assume all those dishonest drips who stage sectarian clothing shows and mendaciously call them ‘Modest Fashion’ events are still persisting in their disgraceful misrepresentations…

    Offensive In Jakarta – Women Can Be Modest Without Being Sectarian!

    …but I only just noticed what the sectarians they set out to please actually got up to this month, and I feel obliged to share with you, in case you missed what Iran’s ‘modesty fans’ do to normal women who fall foul of their uptight sexist and tyrannical regime.

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    Organisers of a fashion show in Iran were charged after videos of the event, which featured fantasy-inspired dresses and women not wearing hijabs, surfaced on social media. The outfits were considered by the public prosecutor to have strayed too far from traditional Islamic clothing.

    https://observers.france24.com/en/20190313-iran-fashion-label-islamic

    It’s pathetic, of course…

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    …but equally it’s  unsurprising.

    An Iranian fashion label organised a private show in the high-end salon Ayneh Divan on March 1 in Lavasan, an affluent suburb of Tehran, sending women down the runway without hijabs, a violation of the country’s strict laws mandating that women appear in public with headscarves. 

    One might hope that the mendacious ‘modest’ mob in Western countries are vigorously protesting to the various Iran embassies about the way the benighted brutes who run the country have behaved…

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    …but I won’t hold my breath waiting to hear about it.

     
    • Mort 18:39 on March 22, 2019 Permalink | Reply

      Iran is governed by barbarians, both in the original meaning, bearded men, and the modern meaning, the uncivilsed.

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      • Keith Milner 11:40 on March 23, 2019 Permalink | Reply

        Mort puts it plainly.
        No need to add anything, except encore.

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  • ross1948 08:33 on May 27, 2018 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: 'modest' fashion show, 'universal criterion', , , , pornographic skirts,   

    ‘Fesyen Modest!’ That Offensive ‘Modest’ Label Hits Jakarta! 


    Remember Suryadharma Ali, President SBY’s Minister of Religious Affairs…

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    ….and one of the most intolerant Islamists in Indonesia?

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    We used to feature him regularly on this blog, his outlandish bigoted outbursts against harmless minorities…

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    Good Indonesians Denounce ArchBigot Ali’s Latest Intolerant Outburst 

    But aside from his nasty prejudices against Muslims who dissented from his own dogmatic doctrines, he could make people laugh too, with odd-ball rants like this – viz.

    The Beat, Jakarta, 29th March 2012 –  Indonesia’s powerful Religious Affairs minister, Suryadharma Ali, has declared that miniskirts are pornographic and should be banned under tough new anti-porn laws.

    Appointed by President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono earlier this month to run the new task force into pornography, Ali told reporters in Jakarta yesterday that a set of universal criteria must be decided. He added that, “one criteria will be when anyone is wearing a skirt above the knee.”

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    Any normal person who reads such hogwash would laugh, because there is obviously nothing ‘pornographic’ about miniskirts, and in any event a lot of skirts that reveal knees are NOT miniskirts!

    But although such drivel is not heard from the current Religion Minister, who tends to be fairly rational in his statements, his predecessor’s offensive mind-set seems to be alive and well in today’s Jakarta.

    • Read this-   Liputan6.com, Jakarta
    • Modest wear tidak hanya membuat penampilan menjadi lebih sopan tetapi juga lebih anggun. …menawarkan koleksi bernuasa mewah yang tak lekang waktu untuk para wanita yang mendambakan gaya berpakaian sopan namun elegan yang cocok untuk acara formal maupun semi formal.
    • Fear not – I translate!
    • ‘Modest Wear not only makes the appearance more polite but also more elegant….offers a timeless luxury collection for women who crave polite but elegant dress styles suitable for both formal and semi-formal occasionsGaya Anggun dengan Modest Wear ala Ibu Negara
    • Sopan does mean ‘polite,’ and in this context indicates what is acceptable in respectable company.

    • There are photos that do indeed show us that women in these Un-Indonesian styles can be attractive and elegant. A pretty gal can wear just about anything and still turn heads.

    • But that’s not the point.

    • I like going out and about – as regular readers know, partying is my hobby.

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    • And a party isn’t a party without nice-looking ladies!

    • No expert in women’s fashions, me!

    • So my wish to describe how most female guests at most parties here look has required me to scan the internet.

    • Here’s an excellent example of typical evening-out wear.

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    • Amazing Business Casual For Women For Women Business Casual Attire
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    • Knees galore! So I ask you, are those delightful ladies in ANY way NOT ‘polite’ or somehow unacceptable in civilised company?

    • Yet using those absurd words fesyen modest (‘modest fashion’) about Arabised clothing-styles plainly suggests that non-Arabised clothing styles are either NOT ‘sopan‘ or at the very least less ‘sopan!’

    • One expects this kind of propagandist misrepresentation in London…

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    • Gambar terkait
    • Offensive!    MILLIONS of modest women DON’T wear such things
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    • Sukses di Eropa, Modest Fashion Week Akan Digelar di Jakarta

    • …which is something of a hub for nonsense, but it’s a pity this loaded lingo has now popped up in Jakarta.

    • It would be much more honest to describe what’s called ‘Modest Fashion‘ in that report as ‘clothing designed to flaunt one’s Islamic allegiance.’

    • I have not named the persons and places involved with  the Jakarta show, nor am I saying that ladies who wear the stuff are not modest.

    • Women should be free to go around the town wearing what they like…

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    • …except of course burkas.

    • What I object to is the clear implication that girls who opt to wear ‘modest wear’ are necessarily modest, or more modest, than girls who dress to look cute.

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    • That’s just hogwash!

    • But it’s hogwash that, if unchallenged,can lead to very unpleasant social outcomes.

    • Aurat OK – The Moronic Malaysian War On Women! 

    We can’t say for sure what Suryadharma Ali’s got to say about all this, because he was imprisoned for corruption a while ago, but I bet the sort of people who like THIS idea of women’s wear…

    ‘Fathers, Husbands…

    …Their Private Parts Are Your Responsibility.’

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    …will disagree with just about everything I’ve written above.

    PS  for the fanatic definition of ‘aurat,’ please insert the word into our Search box and sit back to enjoy a laugh or tow this Sunday morning.

     

     
    • Jim in Jakarta 09:15 on May 27, 2018 Permalink | Reply

      Very much agree!
      Nice work, Ross. I wish more people called out this so-called ‘modesty’ for the mis-label it is.

      My colleagues in Jakarta ( Indonesian and Muslim all ) never wear jilbabs and seldom wear skirts down to their ankles.
      But they are all decent respectable women and if anybody said they wern’t they would get told off faster than a speeding bullet.
      The way these exhibitions are called ‘Modest Wear’ is an insult to all normal women all over the world who are not ashamed of their ankles, knees, calves and hair.
      It is good to hear a voice raised against the arrogance of the Arabization of Indonesia.

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    • JazPen 10:39 on May 27, 2018 Permalink | Reply

      Have you seen the latest issue of ‘Now’ magazine?
      It winds up on a lof reception area tables in Jakarta offices and it has an article about a ‘Modest Wear’ show I think in Plaza Indonesia and when I saw that I felt exactly like you, like, what the hell is modest about showing off that youre Islamic.
      The women I work with and the women in my house are 100% polite, modest and well-behaved but they are not hung up on covering up their heads or their knees.
      If these women want to dress like they do that is ok by me but calling it Modest Wear is just a put-down against women who do not.
      Suryadharma Ali would love the fesyen modest because it is propaganda for his style of religious fanatic beliefs.

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    • Kezia 13:05 on May 27, 2018 Permalink | Reply

      Your opinion about this is same like my opinion too.
      Most girls here go to work and do not wear bikini or only underwear in the shop or the office. We are modest and just as much modest as those girls in arab clothes fashion show.
      It is a big insult to us for them to say the arab clothes are modest like if our normal Indonesia dress and skirt are not.

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