Who is judging?

WHO IS JUDGING?

A neurologist, Dr. Rizwan (in turban and beard) treating my mother's case in Sheikh Zayed Hospital (Lahore, Pakistan) about ten days ago. My mother had acute symptoms and he was one of the specialists treating her. When he visited our room for check-up on first day, my elder sister said he looks like a Taliban and should dress up in normal attire. I told her that this is a Sunnah dressing way and she should avoid saying those words as she would be unintentionally mocking the Sunnah that way. She got angry at me instead. 

However, later on, the Surgeon who was supervising her case said to us that Dr. Rizwan (the neurologist) was the key specialist in relieving my mother of her ailment (other specialists were also treating her case, including a nephrologist, a cardiologist and others). So be careful if you "judge" people by their appearances of which you have little knowledge - This is not the get-up of Taliban but a Sunnah. And Taliban or any other Muslim who keeps a beard or wears a turban can be a very good human being and a good Muslim, so don't be negative about their attires. And learn more about Sunnah. 

Afghan Taliban (especially those present in Afghanistan around 9/11) were True Muslims and very good human beings. I hope you don't confuse them with TTP (Pak Taliban)

- S Roman Ahsan.