Mboss, even you support this madness?

@McReggae easy...

@washiku first, let me say that when you go to many mosques in the world, the prayer area for men and women is separate.

Secondly, I want to correct you by telling you that men and women do not mix at night during hajj. Men have separate places from the women. Even at night prayers, the women do the prayers separately from men. This is common sense.
However, during the day in hajj, the prayer area is the same for men and women.
But what you fail to realize is that it happens like this during hajj, because of the situation.

For example when people go for hajj, one of the important pillar is to do 'tawaf' (the going round al-Kaaba). So when you do tawaf, you can't have separate kaaba for men and women. That is the reason why doing tawaf, there is bound to be hard to guard separate places. But after they finish tawaf, normally men and women have separate places designated for them. But while they are doing tawaf, and salat time reaches, some women may not reach the designated place. So there are occassions then they stand in areas which is not designated for the women. So because of this there are occassions where we find there may be some women caught up in the gent area. And you may find mixing in certain locations. But even when it appenslike this, you will never find men and women standing in the same row.

Also, because it is a very big area, and they come with the families, you'll find separate segregations, people are scattered. And since the area is very big, in acres, and the number of people involved is millions, you'll find that the families cannot move too far from each other.

But normall you in a mosque, which is small, the women sit separately from the men. Even for prayers they are separate. They are also separate for entry and exit and the family can meet outside. But since hajj is hundreds of acres, and the family come together to hajj, it is difficult for them to selarate too far from each other.

So at that time even when they pray, men and women don't stand on the same row. They are separate, but the areas are scattered, and because of that, it may not look that they are separate.

IN conclusion, ideally as a norm, in Islam, men and women are separate. There are designated places for the women, separate for the men. Why? We say separate but equal facility. The reason is so that they can concentrate on Allah better and there is no intermingling of genders.

So also in hajj, there are separate entrance for women to enter and separate entrance for women to enter. But because of the tawaf, they are bound to mix. But after the exercise, everybody moves back to designated area.

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Mukiri.......my people is like that.Sijui ni mukombero, njugu karanga,nguya ama mrenda.Hiyo mambo wamependa sana but it is guti.

Meanwhile back to the topic.Kesha inaleta ukimwi.

Why would you want to have a quickie with your wife in church? You cannot hold for one nite? Aii.! Its people like you and your wife who cause the others to chemka.

For me Keshas remain a Sinful avenue and a NO for me especially when I remember those of Finger of God.

I know if you had your way men and women would go to different Churches, like the muslims, ama?

ditto! Nothing wrong with these keshas per se. But evil minds do take advantage