Chai Tea wrote:Abid wrote:Chai Tea wrote:How doesn one protect themselves from urine?
I hope you are genuinely confused by the question.
With water?
Wouldn't you say you wash yourself of urine?
The word protect implies you have some sort of shield or barrier between your body and the urine. It also implies urine is something you need to be protected from, like it's a danger.
So, every time you urinate, you wash yourself with water? I doubt that.
No protect yourself from urine would imply you 'protect' yourself from urine and not 'shield yourself from urine'
Doubt it all you want. I always use water. Always.
So i take it you dont.
Not surprising i must say. Although you are probably not the only one.
No, to protect yourself IS to shield. Washing yourself after is to clean it off. So you splash a little water on yourself after you take a piss? Good for you, hero.
So do you use toilet paper, or do you wipe your ass with one hand, and only shake with the other? Because that little tradition is the mecca of cleanliness.
Francis wrote:Abid wrote:Francis wrote:Abid wrote:I hope you are genuinely confussed by the question.
With water?
I suppose one can learn that from Confussius...
Sorry did you mean Confucius?
Different Geographical location if so.
I'm confuced now...
LOL me too!!!
Sorry what is Confussius?
Slappy Doo Hoo wrote:No, to protect yourself IS to shield. Washing yourself after is to clean it off. So you splash a little water on yourself after you take a piss? Good for you, hero.
So do you use toilet paper, or do you wipe your ass with one hand, and only shake with the other? Because that little tradition is the mecca of cleanliness.
So I take it if you had a piece of sh!t on your hand you would just wipe it with 'toilet paper' and carry on as normal?
Water sounding quite nice about now isnt it?
LOL
Re: Christian Women - Its not your fault!!
Abid wrote:woiyo wrote:Abid wrote:The Bible convicts women as the original sinners, (i.e. Eve picking from the forbidden tree){Genesis 2:4-3:24}. The Qur'an clarifies it was Adam not Eve {Al-A'raf 7:19-25}.
The Bible says "The birth of a daughter is a loss." The Qur'an says both are an equal blessing {Ash-Shura 42:49}.
The Bible forbids women from speaking in church {I Corinthians 14:34-35}. The Qur'an says women can argue with the Prophet (SAW) {Al-Mujadilah 58:1}.
In the Bible, divorced women are labeled as an adulteress, not men {Matthew 5:31-32}. The Quran does not have Biblical double standards {Ar-Rum 30:21}.
In the Bible, widows and sisters do not inherit any property or wealth, only men do {Numbers 27:1-11}. The Quran abolished this male greediness {An-Nisa 4:22} and Allah (SWT) protects all.
The Bible allows multiple wives {I Kings 11:3}. In the Quran, Allah (SWT) limits the number to four only under certain situations. {An-Nisa 4:3}. The Quran gives the woman the right to choose who to marry.
Is there a point you are trying to make?
Apparently, both religious "clubs" have "issues" relative to how women should be percieved and treated.
from your postings, neither of the "religious clubs" have it correct, in my opinion.
So again, what conclusion or point are you trying to make?
I would have thought it obvious the point I was making.
Why European women are turning to Islam
http://www.csmonitor.com/2005/1227/p01s04-woeu.html
CAIR ALERT: American Women Convert to Islam
http://atlasshrugs2000.typepad.com/atlas_shrugs/2006/08/cair_alert_amer.html
Why Women are Converting to Islam
http://thetruereligion.org/modules/xfsection/article.php?articleid=407
Why are so many women converting to Islam
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Agora/4229/women.html
And one for the atheists - (To be as impartial as possible!!!)
European Women Converting to Islam
http://atheism.about.com/b/a/230506.htm
protect
verb protected, protecting
1. To shield someone or something from danger; to guard them or it against injury, destruction, etc; to keep safe.
Thesaurus: shield, shelter, defend, guard, safeguard, secure, watch over, cover, preserve, look after, stand guard over, care for, chaperon, escort, screen; Antonym: attack, threaten.
2. To cover against loss, etc by insurance.
3. To shield (home industries) from foreign competition by taxing imports.
Etymology: 16c: from Latin protegere, protectum to cover in front.
As you can see, the word protect does not have anything to do with cleansing.
So, you cleanse your penis with water every time you urinate?
When you're at a urninal, do you walk over to the sink with your penis exposed and wash it off?
Or, do you carry a container of water around with you to splash on yourself afterwards?
Yes, as a matter of fact I DO cleanse myself after urinating, but not with water. When I pull my cloths back up there's no urine on me. When I move my bowels, I always cleanse myself with witch hazel, no matter where I am. I carry witch hazel pads with me.
I'll bet my butt is cleaner than yours.
Abid wrote:Slappy Doo Hoo wrote:No, to protect yourself IS to shield. Washing yourself after is to clean it off. So you splash a little water on yourself after you take a piss? Good for you, hero.
So do you use toilet paper, or do you wipe your ass with one hand, and only shake with the other? Because that little tradition is the mecca of cleanliness.
So I take it if you had a piece of sh!t on your hand you would just wipe it with 'toilet paper' and carry on as normal?
Water sounding quite nice about now isnt it?
LOL
Well I wouldn't allow sh!t to get on my hand in the first place.
And using "LOL" makes you look like a raging homosexual, something Allah would not be pleased with.
Slappy Doo Hoo wrote:Abid wrote:Slappy Doo Hoo wrote:No, to protect yourself IS to shield. Washing yourself after is to clean it off. So you splash a little water on yourself after you take a piss? Good for you, hero.
So do you use toilet paper, or do you wipe your ass with one hand, and only shake with the other? Because that little tradition is the mecca of cleanliness.
So I take it if you had a piece of sh!t on your hand you would just wipe it with 'toilet paper' and carry on as normal?
Water sounding quite nice about now isnt it?
LOL
Well I wouldn't allow sh!t to get on my hand in the first place.
And using "LOL" makes you look like a raging homosexual, something Allah would not be pleased with.
Nice dodge! I see you avoided the point.
Is that better!!!!!
Chai Tea wrote:protect
verb protected, protecting
1. To shield someone or something from danger; to guard them or it against injury, destruction, etc; to keep safe.
Thesaurus: shield, shelter, defend, guard, safeguard, secure, watch over, cover, preserve, look after, stand guard over, care for, chaperon, escort, screen; Antonym: attack, threaten.
2. To cover against loss, etc by insurance.
3. To shield (home industries) from foreign competition by taxing imports.
Etymology: 16c: from Latin protegere, protectum to cover in front.
As you can see, the word protect does not have anything to do with cleansing.
So, you cleanse your penis with water every time you urinate?
When you're at a urninal, do you walk over to the sink with your penis exposed and wash it off?
Or, do you carry a container of water around with you to splash on yourself afterwards?
Yes, as a matter of fact I DO cleanse myself after urinating, but not with water. When I pull my cloths back up there's no urine on me. When I move my bowels, I always cleanse myself with witch hazel, no matter where I am. I carry witch hazel pads with me.
I'll bet my butt is cleaner than yours.
OK - I will apologise for my mistake. You were justified to be confused by my statement.
I dont use urinals - You get splash back (Shh - Guys secrets exposed!!!!)
Yes I take water in with me.
Or wet wipes!!
Ahh the joys of modern technologies!!
Duno how it works for a women.
But i suppose it is the same argument as im havin with Slappy. Would you use tissue paper if it was on your hand/clothes or anywhere else???
I'd use more than water dear, I use soap whether I get urine on my hands or not after going to the bathroom.
I'm big on infection control.
Do you turn the doorknob or push on the door with your hand when you're leaving a public restroom?
Chai Tea wrote:I'd use more than water dear, I use soap whether I get urine on my hands or not after going to the bathroom.
I'm big on infection control.
Do you turn the doorknob or push on the door with your hand when you're leaving a public restroom?
Ahh - Good question!!!
I use a tissue to open it!!!
Then i throw this away once i've left.
Also whilst we are on the subject - Ive heard them hand dryers actually spread many germs because dirty water is flicked inside them sometimes which is blown onto your c lean wet hands. Also the air is a good temperature to breed germs.
Duno if thats a myth but i dont take risks even so!!
But the point is. If you use water/soap etc on other parts of your body, then why not use tush??
Anyways enough for today.
Will be back tommorrow (God willing)
Peace
ooooooooo.....(sigh)
I think I'm in love!
He uses tissues to open the door too!
I'll bet if Abid was a woman, he wouldn't put his handbag up on tables or counters either. I mean, look at all the places people put them.
I didn't dodge anything.
And why do you keep asking if we'd use toilet paper to wipe sh!t off our hands? Toilet paper is used to wipe your ass. After that, then you wash your hands....even though I still never get **** on my hands.
Friend of mine was in Pakistan & Afghanastan couple years ago and told me how people wipe their ass with their hand. That's awesome.
Slappy Doo Hoo wrote:
Friend of mine was in Pakistan & Afghanastan couple years ago and told me how people wipe their ass with their hand. That's awesome.
Not "awesome", rather third world. It is also common in rural parts of India.
Re: Christian Women - Its not your fault!!
Abid wrote:woiyo wrote:Abid wrote:The Bible convicts women as the original sinners, (i.e. Eve picking from the forbidden tree){Genesis 2:4-3:24}. The Qur'an clarifies it was Adam not Eve {Al-A'raf 7:19-25}.
The Bible says "The birth of a daughter is a loss." The Qur'an says both are an equal blessing {Ash-Shura 42:49}.
The Bible forbids women from speaking in church {I Corinthians 14:34-35}. The Qur'an says women can argue with the Prophet (SAW) {Al-Mujadilah 58:1}.
In the Bible, divorced women are labeled as an adulteress, not men {Matthew 5:31-32}. The Quran does not have Biblical double standards {Ar-Rum 30:21}.
In the Bible, widows and sisters do not inherit any property or wealth, only men do {Numbers 27:1-11}. The Quran abolished this male greediness {An-Nisa 4:22} and Allah (SWT) protects all.
The Bible allows multiple wives {I Kings 11:3}. In the Quran, Allah (SWT) limits the number to four only under certain situations. {An-Nisa 4:3}. The Quran gives the woman the right to choose who to marry.
Is there a point you are trying to make?
Apparently, both religious "clubs" have "issues" relative to how women should be percieved and treated.
from your postings, neither of the "religious clubs" have it correct, in my opinion.
So again, what conclusion or point are you trying to make?
I would have thought it obvious the point I was making.
Why European women are turning to Islam
http://www.csmonitor.com/2005/1227/p01s04-woeu.html
CAIR ALERT: American Women Convert to Islam
http://atlasshrugs2000.typepad.com/atlas_shrugs/2006/08/cair_alert_amer.html
Why Women are Converting to Islam
http://thetruereligion.org/modules/xfsection/article.php?articleid=407
Why are so many women converting to Islam
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Agora/4229/women.html
And one for the atheists - (To be as impartial as possible!!!)
European Women Converting to Islam
http://atheism.about.com/b/a/230506.htm
What seems obvious is that you have no respect for others and their individual beliefs. Islam is not a problem.
Touts like you trying to peddle your religion onto others is the problem.
Slappy Doo Hoo wrote:I didn't dodge anything.
And why do you keep asking if we'd use toilet paper to wipe sh!t off our hands? Toilet paper is used to wipe your ass. After that, then you wash your hands....even though I still never get **** on my hands.
Friend of mine was in Pakistan & Afghanastan couple years ago and told me how people wipe their ass with their hand. That's awesome.
sigh....
You are missing the point.
Come talk to me in a few years when you are a little older.
Green Witch wrote:Slappy Doo Hoo wrote:
Friend of mine was in Pakistan & Afghanastan couple years ago and told me how people wipe their ass with their hand. That's awesome.
Not "awesome", rather third world. It is also common in rural parts of India.
Water is cleaner than tissue!!!!
That is why we use it to wash our hands instead of just wiping them with tissue paper!!!
Re: Christian Women - Its not your fault!!
woiyo wrote:Abid wrote:woiyo wrote:Abid wrote:The Bible convicts women as the original sinners, (i.e. Eve picking from the forbidden tree){Genesis 2:4-3:24}. The Qur'an clarifies it was Adam not Eve {Al-A'raf 7:19-25}.
The Bible says "The birth of a daughter is a loss." The Qur'an says both are an equal blessing {Ash-Shura 42:49}.
The Bible forbids women from speaking in church {I Corinthians 14:34-35}. The Qur'an says women can argue with the Prophet (SAW) {Al-Mujadilah 58:1}.
In the Bible, divorced women are labeled as an adulteress, not men {Matthew 5:31-32}. The Quran does not have Biblical double standards {Ar-Rum 30:21}.
In the Bible, widows and sisters do not inherit any property or wealth, only men do {Numbers 27:1-11}. The Quran abolished this male greediness {An-Nisa 4:22} and Allah (SWT) protects all.
The Bible allows multiple wives {I Kings 11:3}. In the Quran, Allah (SWT) limits the number to four only under certain situations. {An-Nisa 4:3}. The Quran gives the woman the right to choose who to marry.
Is there a point you are trying to make?
Apparently, both religious "clubs" have "issues" relative to how women should be percieved and treated.
from your postings, neither of the "religious clubs" have it correct, in my opinion.
So again, what conclusion or point are you trying to make?
I would have thought it obvious the point I was making.
Why European women are turning to Islam
http://www.csmonitor.com/2005/1227/p01s04-woeu.html
CAIR ALERT: American Women Convert to Islam
http://atlasshrugs2000.typepad.com/atlas_shrugs/2006/08/cair_alert_amer.html
Why Women are Converting to Islam
http://thetruereligion.org/modules/xfsection/article.php?articleid=407
Why are so many women converting to Islam
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Agora/4229/women.html
And one for the atheists - (To be as impartial as possible!!!)
European Women Converting to Islam
http://atheism.about.com/b/a/230506.htm
What seems obvious is that you have no respect for others and their individual beliefs. Islam is not a problem.
Touts like you trying to peddle your religion onto others is the problem.
Surely, we could just leave every disbeliever to their fate; but that is not the case. As Abid pointed out in the verse, we're supposed to help spread the Truth.
Even ask Abid, he too is a convert to Islam. I thank Allah for guiding him.
