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People from the western (Christian culture) countries think it's weird to travel to culturally Muslim countries (not talking about religion).

Imagine how it must be the other way around:

- drunk people who smell bad on the streets, even in restaurants. People smell if beer and are getting progressively more stupid with every drink

- only one wife per man allowed, yet men often sleep around. Why the dishonesty? If a husband can sustain two women, be honest to both and marry both. If not, don't do it.

- people scrub shit off their asses with paper. Don't they have running water to just wash it? What century is this?

I don't know if I got it right. Anyone coming from Muslim culture (again, not talking about religious stuff), am I completely off? Would you add something?

Farfallica 2y ago

I am not Muslim but I agree. That’s why it’s good to know other people’s perspective of the world. Respect is always the answer. 💜

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Juraj 2y ago

Yes, but I rarely ask.

So I'll ask more.

I think curiosity comes even before respect in this case...

Bearetta 🐻‍❄️🇨🇿 2y ago

As far as I met people, the religion thing hits in a lot, more than with Christians. I couldn't care less about religion etc., but chopping off babies' foreskin?

Juraj 2y ago

Most people from Muslim culture I know follow some of the customs, but are not really religious. Meaning they don't practice it. So they don't drink alcohol, but they don't pray either. That's why I was asking about culture.

Of course there are many religious Muslims and Christians, but because I don't care about it that much and faith is a private thing, I don't really come into contract with it. I don't go to church.

About circumcision - if religious (I would say more cultural), it's widely practiced in Judaism, Islam and even some eastern orthodox and coptic Christian sects. While I don't particularly endorse it, I don't come into contact with it while traveling.