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| 1 | What's your thoughts?One can't deny how toxic some cultural backgrounds are in encouraging honor killing, or "restricting" the female population from many opportunities that the patriarchal narratives fear would jeopardize their authority. This is done simply because women don't adopt "hijab" or follow certain commandments of Islam. These injustices are harsher on women because it is supported through the biased lens of patriarchy. If you haven't seen that, tell me what country you live in? We can encourage all wome… | /r/MuslimRedPill | 19/06/20 11:40 PM |
| 1 | What's your thoughts?She said it's Fardh and she acknowledges that there is punishment when Fardhs are not fulfilled. I don't think she's missing the point of the obligation. She's highlighting the problem of scorn and animosity that people direct at women who choose to not adopt hijab. For such types of people, it is a good reminder to let them know that Hijab remains the woman's choice. People don't realize that it is precisely when we direct our anger at others' shortcomings that these misunderstood or judged ind… | /r/MuslimRedPill | 19/06/20 06:36 PM |
| 1 | What's your thoughts?Well, it's not wrong. Hijab is Fardh but Allah has given you the option to obey this Fardh or not. Yes, you should strive to fulfill all fundamentals but no one is allowed to force a woman into adopting hijab either. Hence, it remains her option (to adhere to the Fardh or not). I understand that some people might be angry that some girls recognize this option and choose not to wear. However it still continues to remain her option for adopting it. This affair is between a woman and Allah - the re… | /r/MuslimRedPill | 19/06/20 06:39 AM |
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