Any questions on Islam?

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We're talking about another man. Nevertheless, the notion of "unneccessarrily looking" at a women is again tied to the roots of thoughtcrime, and it's pretty transparent. Unneccessary for what, and what constitutes unneccessary, and again it isn't the looking, its okay to look at people, is it not? It's clearly the implication or assumption of whatever else may be occurring, overtly or covertly. I suppose it's a good thing that you don't have any aversion toward thought crimes, it's starting to look like you'd have a rough time with your version of islam if you did.

The thing is, my "version" of Islam is literalist and scriptural (which the vast majority of 1.6 billions Muslims also agree with) , something that you don't seem to be able to grasp. That means my answers are rooted in tangible text, not in a logical argument or mythical analogies. This is cold hard texts we're talking about. Something which can be read.