Sesuatu untuk menyatakan bahwa seseorang yang terlihat memiliki wajah yang lemah belum tentu tidak menyimpan kekuatan yang besar. Hanya saja dia jangan sampai "dibangunkan".
No. You're misunderstanding things. Or maybe I misunderstand you. Indonesia is a big country. No Islamic law is forced in our nation, but some provinces like Aceh have put Islamic law as the positive law, that -one of it's point- requires women to cover their heads.
While the woman in the picture was a national singer, not from Aceh.
And actually, in recent times, the adoption of Islamic teachings has become more widespread and increasingly supported in our country, even though it is not part of positive law. In areas that do not implement Islamic law, even in big cities, covering the head is increasingly becoming a part of Indonesian women's culture.
Islamic law implemented in Aceh is not as bad as it might appear in news written by those who do not favor it. Although I myself also have some points of correction for the implementation of that law.
You can come to Aceh and not covering your head (if you are an adult woman), but just dress modestly. Many non-moslem living peacefully in Aceh.
I wish men would dress modesty. It doesn't look great all those hairy bodies. I liked Turkey it's closer plus we've got their shops and company. Kind people
"A gorilla in a sheep face"?'
Sesuatu untuk menyatakan bahwa seseorang yang terlihat memiliki wajah yang lemah belum tentu tidak menyimpan kekuatan yang besar. Hanya saja dia jangan sampai "dibangunkan".
' Hanya kalimat bikinan sendiri. Maaf.
Picture source: gorilla, sheep.
Pak Guru @bahrol, peu nyang paih talakap nan meulatang lam poto nyan...
HAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAH... COCOKKKK!!!!
Hahahahaha
I wonder what you guys laugh about. Making a fool of the ladies? Are you allowed to look at them?
It's not about the ladi, dear @xiao-aine. It's about something written on the picture. Tha lady herself is one respected singer in my country.
Why do you think we aren't allowed to?
So only girls women need to cover vips not. Interesting
No. You're misunderstanding things. Or maybe I misunderstand you. Indonesia is a big country. No Islamic law is forced in our nation, but some provinces like Aceh have put Islamic law as the positive law, that -one of it's point- requires women to cover their heads.
While the woman in the picture was a national singer, not from Aceh.
And actually, in recent times, the adoption of Islamic teachings has become more widespread and increasingly supported in our country, even though it is not part of positive law. In areas that do not implement Islamic law, even in big cities, covering the head is increasingly becoming a part of Indonesian women's culture.
Islamic law implemented in Aceh is not as bad as it might appear in news written by those who do not favor it. Although I myself also have some points of correction for the implementation of that law.
You can come to Aceh and not covering your head (if you are an adult woman), but just dress modestly. Many non-moslem living peacefully in Aceh.
I wish men would dress modesty. It doesn't look great all those hairy bodies. I liked Turkey it's closer plus we've got their shops and company. Kind people
How many nonn muslim? 1 out of 5000?
Made up is fine too. It is how idioms start. Someone was the first.
We also have sayings started by a commercial. You have them too.
I don't think your proverb means "pokerface" it's more like
Stille wateren kunnen diepe gronden or Geen slapende honden wakker maken
Quiet waters may have deep grounds
Better don't wake up a sleeping dog 🤔 no it doesn't cover the meaning...
Aha.... That's it. Someone in your country have beaten me by being the first.
Creepy picture!
I know, riiiight ... ??
LOL
Do you like Reynold's Deadpool?
I'm not sure I watched it should I?
better not