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Raza Bashir

For the still ignorant, you should realise your country is headed the

Warped/Wahabistan way when Sunsilk comes up with a special shampoo for

females (hijabans) with covered hair. Arghhh !!!

11 hours ago · Like · Comment

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Rj Mustafa Malik srtongly disagree bro...

11 hours ago · Like

Raza Bashir well you can disagree because that is something you can

enjoy right now but when the wahabization is complete you will only

have to conform and the right to disagree will be a luxury not given to

you by the mullahs.

10 hours ago · Like

Syed Murad Ali i heard that commercial when i was in pakistan a

month ago or so. so yeh.. very shocking.. but u gotta admit.. its greatmarketing to attract that particular segment!!!

9 hours ago · Like

Kulsum Abbasi Next, I am anticipating shampoos for those rampant

beards...

9 hours ago · Like ·

Syed Murad Ali lol.. yeh perhaps Gillete can invent something for

that!


Mariam Abid Majid that is so ridiculous

8 hours ago · Like

Salar Farooki don't mean to be a nerd but .. the Sunsilk variant for

head covering women has been around in other countries for a while

i.e Indonesia .. its just reached Pakistan now .. with head-

covering/scarf-wearing women comprising a huge proportion in such

regions .. it actually becomes a need state .. that's all : )7 hours ago · Like

Fakhar Ahmad you come here and see even we have designer

abayas, j unaid jamshaid's faceless models, and afridi's models covering

their faces


Ali Ahmed So, according to you, sunsilk should take that product off

the shelf??? And secondly, are you against women covering their

head???

6 hours ago · Like

Raza Bashir Ali Ahmed Yaar my status has nothing to do with

whether sunsilk should be offering the product or not. They are free to

do whatever they want. It is more about the salafi/wahabi thinking that

is being imported from the M.E. and imposed in Pakistan since Zia.

6 hours ago · Like

I jlal Khan hahaha hijabzada! thats what the add calls the women who

wear a hijab.... as if it i s a desease....


Raza Bashir Ijlal Khan hahaha its definitely not a di sease but self

righteousness and the desire to appear as most pious and virtuous is

definitely a disease in Pakistan.

6 hours ago · Like

Ali Ahmed so, what is your take on women covering their head / hair?

6 hours ago · Like

Raza Bashir Ali Ahmed Dude I am no expert on Islam but I do hold

the opinion that each person should make his/her own decisions with

regards to religion since everyone is going to answer for their own

deeds to God. Increase in hijab is a definite trend in Pakistan and is not

something which has been rampant in Pakistan since day 1. It started

in Zia era and through some weird characters such as Farhat hashmi

etc. Forced and Saudi funded indoctrination is what I am talking about

that is one of the problems behind the current troubles in Pakistan.

6 hours ago · Like

I jlal Khan well the first ideological state is in state of denial....

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Raza Bashir Ijlal Khan Idealogy created the state but action is

required to run it. Sadly we remain limited till indoctrination and culling

of other faiths and sects.

5 hours ago · Like

Raza Bashir Syed Murad Ali Hey long time no see. How have you

been and what have you been up t o ? Maybe Gillette needs to come up

with a lawnmower.

5 hours ago · Like

Raza Bashir Salar Farooki Fooki my man, you are forgetting that I

have a marketing genius at home as well. I had already been explained

all this even before i wrote it :)

5 hours ago · Like

Qasim Nadeem Raza Bashir a very toned down opinion of Zia....i

have wud have gone for some profanity. Its now that people realize

the irreparable damage that SOB has done.

Easiest way is to kill a f ew and scare the rest, and all thats left are the

fanatics. Its a pity what happened to Salman Taseer and that nobody

was willing to contest t he case.

4 hours ago · Like

Raza Bashir Qasim Nadeem I would ve used strong words for Zia but

didnt for t hree reasons. First the chap is dead. Second I am scared ali

might kill me for blasphemy. Third I ve lately realized that Zia only

continued and strengthened the trend. It was that $%# % Bhutto who

actually started it. Zia just understood the potential and made us of it.

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