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Chitchat Sinkie Moslem Bitch Harasses Good Indon Moslems For Eating Chink Food During Ramadan Fasting!

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On May 3, a video of a woman in Singapore berating some Indonesian workers at a hawker centre was circulated widely on social media.

Scolded for eating openly
From the three-and-a-half-minute video, it appears that the woman was chiding the workers for eating what is presumably non-halal Chinese food in broad daylight during the fasting month.

Here's a gist of the conversation, which happened in a mixture of Malay and Bahasa Indonesia:

Singapore woman (SW): They're eating Chinese food... She said she works for a Chinese family so she can eat it. I say we're all Muslims... You see this one, you sit quietly before I call MUIS (Islamic Religious Council of Singapore). You are embarrassing Muslims. You wear the tudung, what is going on here? You'll answer [to God].

Indonesian worker (IW): Peace be upon you, I don't follow the rules here, I follow the rules as stated in the Quran. My way of fasting is different from the way it is done here.

SW: No, one of the five pillars of Islam is to fast.

IW: It's different-


SW: No, where are you learning all these? Now I'm telling you, in God's name, I won't answer [for you] on Judgement Day.

IW: I will answer for myself -

SW: Ok later we'll see what will happen on your grave.


As of the time of writing, the reposted Facebook post has gained more than five million views and has been shared over 26,000 times.

On Twitter, it has been viewed more than one million times, with over 4,300 retweets.

The video has apparently been circulated beyond Singapore and viewed by many in the region.

The women eating did not mention what were their vocations in Singapore.

Mixed reactions


At least one viewer lauded the Singapore woman's actions:

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"The best and the bravest.... Not everyone can do what she did... As a man, I don't dare to say it like her."


Meanwhile, another group of commenters had mixed feelings:

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"The ones eating [during Ramadan] are bad, but the one approaching them is worse."


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"It's not wrong to let them know [what is wrong], but she should do it more courteously."


And another group of viewers felt that what the Singapore woman did was entirely wrong.

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"Are these the values of a Muslim? I am getting second-hand embarassment."


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Why some cannot fast


Muslims who are menstruating or ill are not required to fast.

However, according to MUIS, they are obligated to make up for the days that they have missed.

It is understood that some Indonesian women employed as domestic helpers in Singapore may be asked to forego fasting as well, due to the strenuous manual nature of their labour.

https://mothership.sg/2021/05/indonesians-eating-ramadan-call-muis/
 
she's being polite ... she never called dem xia xuay ... idiots ...
 
She behaved like a whining Taliban bitch. And as I mentioned before, most Muslim women who don the tudungs were probably due to fashion or peer pressure from their fellow Tudung clad friends, and not all who wear the tudungs are really pious and follow the teachings of Islam. If that's the case might as well tear off the tudungs and revert back to the glory days of our Minahs looking gorgeous without the being stifled by the silly Arab culture.
 
I see muslim ladies eating openly during ramadan all the time in jiu hu. They are exempted during menstruation or pregnancy or health issues.
 
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Older Muslim woman comes to her defence
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Singapore — A video of a woman shaming another Muslim woman for eating during the Islamic month of fasting has gone viral.
The video, which went viral on Monday (May 3), showed a disagreement between two Muslim women at a hawker centre over a younger woman in a tudung having a bowl of noodles from a Chinese stall.
The video was posted on social media and clips were also circulated on WhatsApp messenger.
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The woman eating noodles was with an older woman, who was sitting on the other side of the table at a hawker stall.
The person filming the scene was unhappy that the woman in the tudung was not fasting but eating — and that, too, an apparently non-halal meal.
In the clip, as she chides the younger woman, the older lady stands up and argues with her. She and the older woman have a difference of opinion about certain religious teachings.
When the older woman says she will be answerable for the younger woman, the other woman warns her of dire consequences when she dies and is buried.
Seated across the table from the woman in the tudung were two other women who were also eating, but did they did not get into the argument.
During the holy month of Ramadan, the ninth month of the lunar-based Islamic calendar, all Muslims are required to abstain from food and drink from dawn to dusk for 30 days. However, there are some exceptions. It is understood that children who have not reached puberty, the elderly, those who are physically or mentally incapable of fasting, pregnant women, breastfeeding mothers and travellers are exempt.
Fasting during Ramadan means abstinence from all food and drink, including water and chewing gum, from dawn to sunset. /TISGFollow us on Social Media
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