jam tamachi :
nice video, you make rly good points, but I disagree a bit. Feminism started as a secular movement rooted in a different metaphysics to ours, so they operate on their own definitions of "the good", "harm", "equality", etc. For e.g. one of its pushes is economic equality as sameness of outcomes, and in Islam that framework doesn’t simply carry over: men receive double inheritance in some cases than women because the family-order is built around defined duties, where financial obligation falls onto men, so men are obligated to spend their inheritance on their wives. Feminism compeletly undermines this and our ethical-legal architecture
I think a better approach is Muslim women fighting (a) for their God-given rights that have been denied in practice, (b) against cultural and societal norms that oppress them, and (c) further protections and right using Islam’s own tools (societal customs, public interst, removing harm), without accepting secular liberal dogma. We can fight for muslim women's rights without importing a foreign metaphysics. In the end we have different sources of normativity, and ours is correct because Islam is true.
2026-01-08 23:31:53