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I identify as both a Muslim and a feminist and I don’t see this as in any way contradictory.
As a Muslim, I have very little criticism to make of the Qu’ran in terms of its treatment of women. As a doctrinal text, it did indeed widen women’s options, and enshrined rights that women did not previously have. It is, I think, entirely accurate to say that the Qu’ran was an advocate for women’s liberation.
Both feminism and Islam have a healthy preoccupation with women’s rights.
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From the Independent Journal Review, your tax dollars at work (hat tip to Creeping Sharia): National Park Service Produces Videos Praising Islam's Contributions To Women's Rights From the first part of the 3 videos at the 4:45 mark: People think...
- The Sex-obsessed World Of Islam
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- An Unhappy Life For Women In Iraq
Rocco di Pippo of the Autonomist blog has been in Iraq recently, and reports that for women there, equality has still not been achieved: In terms of material resources, Iraq is poised to take its place among the earth's most prosperous nations. But,...
- Women Between The Extremes
In this installment of my series exposing the Left–Islam unholy alliance, I move into even stranger, meaning more ironic, territory: the relationship between Radical Feminism and Islam. I timed this post with the parashah (weekly Torah portion) Vayeshev,...
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Islam is a liberator of women
I identify as both a Muslim and a feminist and I don’t see this as in any way contradictory.
As a Muslim, I have very little criticism to make of the Qu’ran in terms of its treatment of women. As a doctrinal text, it did indeed widen women’s options, and enshrined rights that women did not previously have. It is, I think, entirely accurate to say that the Qu’ran was an advocate for women’s liberation.
Both feminism and Islam have a healthy preoccupation with women’s rights.
That's right folks. You've got it all wrong. Read the rest here
- Anne Marie Watters: "i Used To Be A Feminist, But I Gave It Up So I Could Speak Out For Women's Rights"
From Breitbart: I used to be a feminist, but I gave it up so I could speak out for women’s rights. Even before the “intersectional”, “how many genders are there?” lunacy took over, feminism was filled to bursting with types who think men are...
- Islamophilia And The U.s. National Park Service
From the Independent Journal Review, your tax dollars at work (hat tip to Creeping Sharia): National Park Service Produces Videos Praising Islam's Contributions To Women's Rights From the first part of the 3 videos at the 4:45 mark: People think...
- The Sex-obsessed World Of Islam
Muslims spend an inordinate amount of time and energy obsessing over sex, and figuring out ways to hide it away from themselves. Why are they so afraid of sex? Is it that Muslim men all have small penis' and thus, they are afraid of the humiliation...
- An Unhappy Life For Women In Iraq
Rocco di Pippo of the Autonomist blog has been in Iraq recently, and reports that for women there, equality has still not been achieved: In terms of material resources, Iraq is poised to take its place among the earth's most prosperous nations. But,...
- Women Between The Extremes
In this installment of my series exposing the Left–Islam unholy alliance, I move into even stranger, meaning more ironic, territory: the relationship between Radical Feminism and Islam. I timed this post with the parashah (weekly Torah portion) Vayeshev,...