Oppression Of Muslim Women

   Source: One Islam Productions Nov 12, 2024 No Comments


In this video, we address the common perception of women's suppression in Islam. The speaker emphasizes the importance of hearing directly from Muslim women about their experiences, rather than relying on media or non-Muslim perspectives.

Highlighting the education and empowerment of many Muslim women, the speaker argues that instances of oppression are due to individuals not adhering to Islamic principles.

By contrasting issues faced by women in the Western world, such as exploitation and high rates of prostitution and abortion, with the situation in the Muslim world, the speaker calls for a fair and objective discussion.

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