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What is the purpose of kippah hats?
- Thread starter sovietchild
- Start date
Looks like a UFO ship, does it not? I wonder if there is any connection.
What do you think?
sovietchild
Well-Known Member
What are the chances? I mean it does look like it. Maybe who ever designed it seen one in the air hovering.
What are the chances? I mean it does look like it. Maybe who ever designed it seen one in the air hovering.
@Tumah - is that backed up by Torah?
Tumah
Veteran Member
Can confirm. Talmud Sanhedrin 106b states that Doeg, one of King Saul's advisers had 300 halachic questions about floating towers. This hat is obviously a throwback to those days.
You know how some religious people were kippah hats, right? Does it have a religious aspect to it, or is it designed to cover one's bald spot?
I really admire the Jewish posters for their cool here. I honestly wish I had that.
But I don't. So, can we infer that women in Islam have no hair at all?
Ciao
- viole
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sovietchild
Well-Known Member
This is not what this topic is about, let's concentrate on the real subject.
The real subject is your Muslim attitude towards other people's cultures and religious beliefs.
Tom
I am concentrating on the real subject. Namely, on the claim that lack of hair could be the motivation of prescribing hair coverings, like hats.
So, if that is true, can we infer that women in Islam have no hair on their heads at all?
Ciao
- viole
sovietchild
Well-Known Member
How are you not being disrespectful by trying to connect kippah hats with Muslim women?
You are the one connecting religiously motivated head coverings to lack of hair.
Tom
How are you not been respectful by trying to connect women Batman dress code with Jews?
Maybe your reading skills are not so well developed. But I did not compare hats with women. But hats with lack of hair. Exactly like you did.
Ciao
- viole
sovietchild
Well-Known Member
Do you even know anything about the Jews? Do you even know where did the Hijab came from?
This is not what this topic is all about, let's stay focused on the real subject.
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sovietchild
Well-Known Member
Didn't you ever try to connect crucifixion crosses to methods of executions? If so, then your post is a cancellation.
Kilgore Trout
Misanthropic Humanist
You know how some religious people were kippah hats, right? Does it have a religious aspect to it, or is it designed to cover one's bald spot?
Simple, as always, I see.
And do you know where the Jewish hat comes from?
And I told you. I am just extending your conclusion to other religions.
So, why do women in Islam cover themselves up like Batman, or the phantom at the Opera, if not for lack of hair?
Ciao
- viole
Are you mistaking this for the "Is it reasonable to go off topic?" thread?
Tom
sovietchild
Well-Known Member
Are you really expecting me to give you some answers about your off - topic discussion?
It is not off topic at all.
I suspect you cover up your women because they have no hair. Or maybe Mohammed wife, despite being 9 years old, had no hair and that became common practice. Who can say? Difficult to trace down the origins of a religious custom.
You gave me the idea, after all.
Ciao
- viole
sovietchild
Well-Known Member
Are you really expecting me to believe this?