@vvynim: seeing central asian women advocate for sharia, tell others that we should be fine with our husbands having other wives, etc is such a disheartening thing to see in recent years especially when you know what our women went though and how hard they fought for the younger generations to come. ; #turkic #centralasia #fyp #viral #exmuslim

your fem gf 🫧 :

Say her name Mahsa Amini

ale :

All that because of religion💔

永莲 :

It has never been religion itself, but rather the culture of men who used religion as a shield for their own control; the verses they quote come from their minds, not from divine truth and dismissing the hijab or those who wear it as anti-feminist only shows a misunderstanding of both feminism and faith, because true freedom means allowing women to choose, not forcing them to conform, whether to tradition or rebellion.

nene ねこ 。 :

So weird bcs back then Muslim slaves weren’t allowed to cover up, if they did they got punished, now suddenly its mandatory? Men…

mo :

“Hijab is a choice” look how they treated earthtokhadija

6A2CÆ :

FINALLY SOMEONE ACTUALLY CALLING THIS OUT. hijab is NOT feminist people just dont understand the meaning of it religions lost their values bc of these kind of people.

abandoned acc :

can we stop acting like Islam did it? the country did it not the religion

artemis!! :

no because the whole idea of women having to hide their hair but men not having to is so weird to me. Like what is the difference?? What is it about women that they need to hide every inch of themselves but men are able to be comfortable in their bodies? And then when I call this out I get called “too woke”

Rodrick's #1 sl%t :3 :

say her name, mahsa was killed by the government, not even an easy and fast death. simply because her hijab wasn't covering her hair enough.

daves :

Separate culture and religion

𝘿𝙖𝙡𝙖_𝙎𝙥𝙞𝙧𝙞𝙩🇰🇿 :

She was also k!lled at the hands of her husband.

ִֶָ𓂃 ࣪˖ ִֶָ🦂་༘࿐ :

When I read about how many Uzbek women died at the hands of their fathers and brothers, whose fanaticism destroyed these beautiful girls simply because they took off their burqas, I wanted to cry. They didn't deserve such cruelty from their families, from the entire society that forced them into silence, putting honor and religion above the lives of these girls. And I still remember with pain Niyazi's poem dedicated to Tursunoy.

The Friend That's Too Woke :

free Somalian women

ZIG :

Say it loud, sister! Greetings from 🇲🇨 Our history was also fabricated to meet some political interests. #freefromhijab #womenlifefreedom

ladybug☭ :

hijab is NOT a choice

★ :

This reminded me of Mahsa Amini.

tari 𝜗𝜚˚⋆ :

I can never forgive them for what they did to Mahsa Amini.

pohaaberry :

Say her name MAHSA AMINI

Karakosh_этноарты🖌️🎨 :

Самое интересное, что в древности у тюрков у женщин было много прав. Например, Ибн Фадлан, который нес Ислам в Волжскую Булгарию и остановился у огузов удивился, когда жена огуза «посмела» сесть с мужчинами и встревать в мужские разговоры

🎀 𝓐𝓿𝓮𝓻𝔂 🎀 :

rip Mahsa Amini 🩷

Ivan :

I am so proud of you for posting this, what a shame there are now women forced in Central Asia to wear hijab and some even want sharia 💔💔

valerieessongue :

thank you so much you’re the only person brave enough to speak out about this

𓄋 Mahtab L1130 :

And it’s not just in past IT IS STILL HAPPENING in many countries till this day 😭

Milky 💫 :

It will only become a choice when every women in the world gets to choose with no consequences for covering or showing

zero :