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Sometimes I also become very frustrated with all the things that are happening to Muslims around the world.
Things will change .... I hope .... I believe
compared to most other coutries, americans is very very narrow minded about islam..
makes me wonder how u move about in your niqab there everydae..
is it really hard??
and muslims in singapore reached a state where we really dun like american peeps hovering aroundd....
but U though are most welcome to come here and have coffee with me though!
There's so much ignorance in America about Islam and Muslims. But worst of all there is so much propaganda against Islam and Muslims. It's no wonder that ordinary people are afraid of it, when that's all they read.
May Allah SWT help us all.
They do tend to stare sometimes ... like when I just got married on the 23 Sep last year ... the next day, my husband and I went out somewhere and there were all these peeps that literally stopped what they were doing and following us with their eyes. It was kind of funny because my husband wears a kurta and turban.