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January 04, 2017 3 min read 10 Comments
Your bigot friends and prejudice peers might be onto something. Islam seriously might be oppressing women. But the question is…why have Muslim women been ignorant to this fact for so long? I took it upon myself to do some digging and soul-searching into my religion. After my close scrutiny, I was shocked as I was exposed to the ways we were oppressed in our daily lives. And like an enlightened child, I started doodling down these very facts. So without further ado, I bring to you the top five ways Muslim women are oppressed…
It was horrific enough of the presidential candidates that were presented before us in this year’s election, but I think nothing screams oppression like Islam telling Muslim women that we could vote 1400 years ago. I mean, in comparison, the women in the USA were only voting since the 1920’s. Doing the math, that only means that Muslim women had to face the horrors of voting for unqualified candidates much longer.
There are so many decisions that need to be made while adult-ing. Like what you want to do with your life, where you want to live, who you want to become and lastly, who you want to marry. But instead of having it the easy way out and just letting our parents pick a husband for us and showing up to the alter, we actually have to approve of who we’re going to marry.
Like we actually have to talk and get to know him and give our consent to the marriage. We can’t even get around this matter in a sly way because Islam automatically nullifies any marriage without the women’s consent. Wedding planning is stressful enough, but actually picking a husband? Ugh, just another thing to add to the ‘to-do’ list.
It kind of eats away at many of us women how our husbands have to take care of our every need. From providing food, shelter, to even the clothing on our backs… it’s their God-given responsibility to do it all. I’m an independent woman; I should be able to take care of myself. But Islam says that I could be of the wealthiest, but even then my husband has to fulfill his responsibilities towards me. I’m not obliged in any way to spend anything at all.
In simpler terms “his money is my money, and my money is my money.” And here people thought women were being oppressed when the true victims were males all along.
God, these bigots and racists are absolutely right. We Muslim women do oppress ourselves by observing the veil. How you might ask? Well just think about it like this. We wake up, get dolled up, our makeup is impeccably on fleek as our hair is styled to perfection. We then scan ourselves up and down and think “hot damn, I’m fabulous” …only to cover ourselves up and hide it from the world. It hurts our self-esteem to know that we’re rather dashing and you can’t witness it for yourself.
But if you ever get lucky, sometimes we’ll slip-up and accidentally flash you our wrists. You’re welcome.
February 27, 2018
your religion is sexist. rape is okay in islamic countries. remember genital mutilation? disgusting.
September 10, 2017
Loool!
Funny article!
Islam honors womens and there have been many great Muslim women today in and the past. Just look at Fatima al Fihri who built the oldest still operating university in the world, her story is below:
https://youtu.be/Ye5TKNKksR0
July 12, 2017
This is so sarcastic and awesome. I love it!!??
July 12, 2017
This is so sarcastic and awesome. I love it!!??
June 30, 2017
Haha this was very satisfying !!
June 30, 2017
Haha this was very satisfying ?
January 09, 2017
Islam doesn’t oppress women. People practice oppressing one another all the time, and it’s an issue that permeates all creeds and cultures. Sad thing is, when a Muslim woman is being oppressed due to cultural “norms,” Islam takes the blame. I strongly encourage all Muslim women to take back their God given rights from those that dare to transgress those boundaries set by Him, not him. Personally speaking, I am really tired of having to point out the difference to non Muslims. Do your part ladies. Salaam.
January 09, 2017
Yaaas ???? Ms. Pervin telling it like it is, with 10 pinches of spice lol
January 08, 2017
Love it!!
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Fariya Ahmed
July 31, 2018
How are you selling modest clothing only to say the religion that started it is oppressing women? What’s the point of your business?