sovietchild
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It became religious. So, the chances are the kipa hat probably became religious too.
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What is the purpose of kippah hats?
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It became religious. So, the chances are the kipa hat probably became religious too.
The Kilted Heathen
Crow FreyjasmaðR
As I've said, yes, I do. But I won't do your work for you.
sovietchild
Well-Known Member
Why do you keep saying you have the asnwer, but don't want to post it? Is it really that treasurable?
rosends
Well-Known Member
No, the wall became a central focus of religion when the temple fell but the kippah is unrelated to the destruction of the temple so your analogy fails. Also, "the chances are" is simply a projection by you. There are no stated odds or chances to cite here.
Try again.
I note that you didn't respond to my earlier explanation. Shocking.
sovietchild
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Yes, I like how you stated something about wearing a hat, but I chose not to buy the rest. I need a hat that protects my entire head, not just the top of my skull.
I use this hat at the gym, it keeps my hair in check. It's a tool.
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rosends
Well-Known Member
You choose not to buy the rest? OK, I choose not to buy your claim that you wear a hat or even go to the gym.
I am not trying to say. I am saying that it is just a cerimonial hat.
So you ask a question and then decide to doubt the answer despite it being very reasonable?
Do you realize that in so doing you put your honesty into question?
sovietchild
Well-Known Member
At list I agreed with you on something. Did you agree with me on this theory? Didn't you give me 0.00% chance that there is a connection between the hat and the bald spot? At list 50/50, don't you think so?
What is your take? Do you think there is a connection between that hat and the bald spot?
It's really obvious.
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I think I told you three times already that there is no such connection.
And yes, it is really obvious, albeit not how you want to imply.
sovietchild
Well-Known Member
So, how do you think it got originated, then? One can't just start a car and drive 100MPH, one still have to accelerate. Some guy started to rock the hat and it became popular, that's my bet.
sovietchild
Well-Known Member
Now, I think I understand where this hairstyle fashion came from.
The Kilted Heathen
Crow FreyjasmaðR
Because
A) It is something that you can quite easily search for.
B) I am quite disinclined to answer your blatantly disrespectful, rude, and asinine question
C) Answers were given to you, and you have ignored them - leading me to believe that any answer given will be a waste of time
But most of all:
D) It's the same reason for your religion's headwear, and it's absolutely priceless that you don't seem to know the reason or origin behind something in your own faith system.
Sakeenah
Well-Known Member
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?
A lot of muslim men wear something similar for religious reasons. Covering the head with a kuffi,turban is a sunnah (prophetic tradition in Islam).
Why did you just mention the kippah hats and not the kuffi hats? Don't you think that's a bit hypocritical?
Ramadan will start in a few days, it's a month of reflection,change. I hope you'll take some time to reflect and stop trolling.
sovietchild
Well-Known Member
Kuffi hats and turbans cover entire head.
I am a mirror of you.
By the way, don't try harassment on me, it does not work.
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The Kilted Heathen
Crow FreyjasmaðR
sovietchild
Well-Known Member
This topic is about the kipa hat not a head cover. A kipa head which covers the top of the skull. Which is very unusual design for a hat.
The Kilted Heathen
Crow FreyjasmaðR
Yes, any means to hypocritically remove yourself from equal scrutiny.
So, soviet, do you know the purpose yet?
So, soviet, do you know the purpose yet?
sovietchild
Well-Known Member
To cover the bold spot and look younger.
The Kilted Heathen
Crow FreyjasmaðR
Nope, that's not it. Search harder, soviet, and actually get to know your beliefs.