Allegations against the Hijab as a misogynistic tool aren't new. Whilst the media neglects to engage with Muslim women in debate about the veil, we analyse the double standards of so-called feminism in our podcast “Who Will Save Muslim Women?” on https://t.co/Z6MTaX1liJ
In August, TalkTV's Julia Hartley-Brewer made assumptions about Muslim women and the Hijab, revealing her biases that paint not just Muslim women, but all women, as lacking agency. Read our blog debunking her outrageous claims: https://t.co/XQifK6snwc @carlapower@cathynewman
📢 PANEL DISCUSSION
At this year's #JalsaUK2024, the UK's biggest Muslim convention, we're hosting a conversation about the media's reporting of the Gaza war, featuring journalists with first-hand accounts of the conflict. #JalsaUK
Join us on Friday 26th July at 11am BST.
Book your space: https://t.co/fPuaIAetEC
While Richard Dawkins asserts that women suffer a low status in Islam, let us remind him that Hazrat Maryam or Mary, is a highly regarded figure in the Muslim faith. We are quite certain we respect Christianity as taught by Jesus more than Richard Dawkins ever will.
It is telling however that despite his objections to God and religion based on his understanding of the Bible that he would ascribe himself as "culturally Christian", a statement that makes a mockery of the Christian faith.
Richard Dawkins’ claims against Islamic teachings on women and science are completely misguided. Islam explained expansion of the universe before humans had capacity to observe it. Islam established eternal and divine rights for women centuries before the era of western feminism.
Perhaps the good professor has forgotten the fact that Islam has given women full rights to their property, their wealth (which their husbands are not entitled to) and the right to divorce? A pretty hostile religion don’t you think!
Surprising that Richard Dawkins suggests Islam is doctrinally misogynistic when the Holy Qur’an tells us ‘He has created you from a single being; then from that He made its mate.’ (Ch 39: V.7) In Islam women are not created out of the rib of a man, but rather from a single being.
📸 Retour photos de notre mobilisation #OctobreRose
Dimanche 8 octobre le secteur 95A participait à la marche organisée par la mairie de @saintprix95
Une organisation au top de la part de l'équipe municipale👍
Bravo aux lajnas du 95A pour leurs dons et leur forte mobilisation👇
Printed in today’s Bordon Herald.
Some thoughts post Jalsa Salana UK and a fruit basket drop off initiative for neighbours local to Jalsa site, distributed by Jalsa participants (members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community).
#JalsaUK#JalsaCares#Alton#Islam
If everyone who has ever been grateful for the NHS follows and retweets we’d reach a million by midnight
Let’s show the Government the kind of support they’re up against
Journalist @mahatir_pasha from @itvnews spoke to @theyoungimam at the inauguration of the newly rebuilt Baitul Futuh Mosque complex which has increased in size by around 20% with the redesign.
Today, we publish our first blog for #WomensHistoryMonth2023 as Dur-e-Shewar Anwar writes how the principle to #embraceequity was presented by Islam in the 7th century.
Read here:
https://t.co/akNE7Yps0g
As Lajna Ima'illah celebrates its centenary year, we begin another series of blogs reflecting and delving deeper into what Lajna Ima'illah means to us.
Here is the first blog by Munazzah Chou.
#LajnaCentenary
https://t.co/3hBNq9kOoF