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Thank god it's not a girl singing
by maghshoosh on Sat Jun 16, 2012 04:14 PM PDTWatching the boy singer, the kids in the audience and the image of the late Imam sternly gazing at them raises several pertinent questions. Starting at what age would a girl's voice be considered too provocative for singing in the presence of boys or men? I'd guess that would be at the age when they'd be required to wear the veil. Is that at 9 years of age? What about the girls in the audience who may be above this threshold age, but are accompanying with the singing? What kind of punishment would be deemed appropriate for the transgressing girls that would keep the late Imam's soul at peace and his turban from falling off the portrait?
آخی نازی ....
SolitudeSat Jun 16, 2012 02:05 PM PDT
He must be the Iranian version of Justin Bieber! :-)
Good for him & those who despite ALL hardships find some moments of happiness with this talented youngster...
In your face IRI!
خیلی خوب است . . .
Mohammad AlaSat Jun 16, 2012 08:54 AM PDT
من خوشحال میشم که بچه ها خوشحال باشند.