[innocent]

Is this actually allowed in islam.
In our pakistani families the non-mehram men always greet the women by placing their hands on the womens head. I just wondered if this was made up or what?

 

[innocent]

I'm talking about women and men of all ages not just elderly ones.

 

[Mukafi7]

AssalamuAlaykum

Often times, people confuse culture with religion. This is a cultural matter rather than a religious practice.

 

[chacha_jalebi]

lol is it called "pyar dena" and you lower your head so they can touch it, if you think at it rationally it shouldnt be allowed, because a non mahram shouldnt touch a mahram period innaay

their is so much culture thrown round these days, it damages the religion

 

[Pk_#2]

Oh my days, this happened to me in the surgery, to Pakistani blokes were chattin and I happen to be waiting in the line before one of them, he was engaging in his lingo with an elderly pakistani bloke, and then all of a sudden he look at me and says something like ...' yaar...........da da da beta' Now I know the last one means daughter or something alike, so I'm guessing he thought I was the other dudes daughter and he patted me on the head and I was like...Eeek then the other dude said something in pakistani, I'm guessing he said something like 'Nah she aint mine...' And then the other bloke gaved me a dirty look! Hmpfh!!

This must stop! :-[

 

[Nσσя'υℓ Jαииαн]

Yes that is very culturallll. Only my uncles do it to me lol. When I say uncles I mean related lol. But if random dudes did that to me. I'd be like EEK!!!! No touchy!

 

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:salamext:

A Paki thing. I HATE it. Idiots.