@AnHeartist@atensnut There is no compulsion in religionโ (Qurโan 2:256). If a woman chooses her faith and attire, thatโs not oppression, itโs agency. Blame forced behavior on people, not religion. Freedom means respecting all choices, not just the ones you agree with.
@animalfarmu @AnHeartist@Museedesboarts@atensnut Condemning abuses is right but conflating culture, patriarchy, and politics with the core teachings of Islam is misleading. โNo compulsion in religionโ isnโt sugarcoating, itโs the principle many Muslims live by. Criticize injustice, not faith itself.
@Cat_Johnson1776@AnHeartist@Museedesboarts@atensnut Condemning abuses is right but conflating culture, patriarchy, and politics with the core teachings of Islam is misleading. โNo compulsion in religionโ isnโt sugarcoating, itโs the principle many Muslims live by. Criticize injustice, not faith itself.
In 2012, Adidas paid $150M to sponsor the London Olympics.
Nike wasnโt even an official sponsor.
But they still stole the spotlight with a strategy no one saw coming.
Hereโs how Nike outsmarted Adidas on the worldโs biggest stage:
๐๐ ukikutana na mwananchi wa aina hii ambaye hana uelewa wa masuala ya ardhi halafu mjuaji na anajiamini, inahitaji akili na utulivu sana kwa kiongozi kutatua mgogoro.
Kabla Sijarudi kuwahabarisha kinachoendelea Huku Nigeria,
Mmeona Hichi Kipindi Cha
"Pop Baloon to find love"
ya kitanzania ๐๐๐
Hadi naona aibu watu wanavyochanana humu๐โโ๏ธ
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@jacksonhinkle Gaddafi repeatedly warned that if he were removed, Libya would descend into chaos. In 2011, NATO-backed forces helped overthrow his government, and since then, Libya has been plagued by civil war, human trafficking, and economic instability. Today, Libya remains divided,