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4 example u think that its uncomfortable n hw can some one practice it? bt 4 some one they feel uncomfortable without it. dont u see nuns there r many things imposed on them which i cant think hw can somebody set such rules 4 them.
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Actually, I did not use the word "uncomfortable," rather I described the burqa as isolating and inconvenient. I do not know whether it is uncomfortable or not, but I have worn a mask at parties, and when your friends cannot recognize you and strangers cannot see your facial expressions, your social interaction becomes very limited.
I spend a good part of my day getting in and out of a car and running for exercise in public, so having to wear a burqa while doing those things would be very inconvenient and cumbersome.
Nuns are not born as nuns, they choose to be nuns when they are adults, and therefore have assented to follow prescribed rules. I am not convinced that women who wear the burqa are always doing so out of choice as opposed to oppression or fear.
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but the problem is that u think that men & women r same
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No I do not, and I said nothing of the sort. I asked why men don't wear a burqa in your religion, too? You did not answer. What I gleaned from your linked article is that wearing the burqa is presumed to prevent the molestation and rape of women. If men also wore a burqa, it would also be preventative: they would have a tougher time molesting and raping women while so attired.