Mak | End SA Culture
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theologyrules :
euh no, they aren't, Christianity litt says to be a virgin in general and to wear clothes, both man and women can do that
2026-06-22 17:56:16
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Frex :
Any major religion in the world right now is colored by the context of a patriarchal society and has gender disparity. Even Sikhism that doctrinally places men and women at the same value does not function this way in practice. All religions evolve to become a societal enforcement tool and as long as the society is predominantly patriarchal, so are religions.
2026-06-19 14:08:22
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Highlights :
So basically you’re mad because we don’t allow fornication? Men aren’t allowed to have sex before marriage either. It’s has nothing to do with the patriarchy. Nothing good comes from sleeping around for both genders.
2026-07-20 22:37:17
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Fluke :
The conclusion you draw that veiling is what signified to men which women they can and can’t abuse is false considering the verse itself (33:59) addresses ‘women of the believers’ and makes no distinction between free/slave women and the verses preceding and the verse after the veiling verse (33:58 and 33:60) condemns men for harming believing women regardless if they were free or enslaved and warns of punishment if they did not desist (33:60). Just because men targeted enslaved women doesn’t mean Islam permitted them to do so. This is further supported by Malik’s Muwatta in which it records a man being flogged and being banished for having intercourse with a slave woman against her will while she faced no punishment. The claim that the hijab would be used to distinguish free/slave women is also too broad. That appeared in early tafsirs and later legal traditions but the verse itself never made that distinction nor is there any authentic Prophetic saying explicitly stating that is the the purpose of the verse. This is significant because ultimately the Quran and the authentic Hadith have greater authority over later exegetical and juristic interpretations.
2026-08-07 11:20:10
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 :
well in Christianity your twisting the words dressing modesty means don't show your wealth through jewels and everything must be done without a bad intent you can dress revealing for your own comfort but if your doing this purely for attention from males or females that's a sin as a matter of fact you can look at a women's body without sining but if you look at it in a lustful way that's sin as matter of fact Adam and Eve were naked in front of each other and the first sin they did was eating the apple and also women give life which is why God view women as sacred but Islam really idk how people be following especially the girls following islam
2026-07-24 06:51:54
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Erro :
I am for the Hjijibab on men and women
2026-08-04 18:34:54
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Sarah Hasan :
@MominTheBeliever
2026-06-19 20:21:25
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𝐚𝐥𝐞𝐞𝐧𝐚 [🤍] :
@Sanzida 🍉 please save the day girlie 😭 this video is full of misunderstandings
2026-06-19 21:39:29
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Ant🔻 ☭ :
@Mak reply to the people in the comments making good points.
2026-06-20 04:42:00
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🥸 :
don’t listen to muslim women in the comments, they’re brainwashed to defend this religion till their dying breath. i fucking hate that i was born into this psychotic death cult
2026-06-19 18:28:59
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🍨 :
Generalizing an entire religion this way while implying that millions of Muslim women are incapable of making their own choices is concerning. You are disregarding an entire population of women who literally do make that choice for themselves beyond this oppression you are claiming, and you only celebrate autonomy when the woman is doing something you approve of/ aligns with your beliefs or expectations Your perspectives on womens rights comes from a place of western privilege. Atleast before addressing these things consider nuance / critical thinking and let women define their own relationship w their bodies, beliefs, values, etc even when those choices don't align with Western expectations about liberating these women (which has been used as a front to push islamaphobic ideas / justify actual oppression of ppl of this faith)
2026-06-19 17:28:37
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idkwhattocallthis21 :
it sadly took me a too long to realise this but yt women will NEVER be on our side or our allies, she genuinely sees us as inferior and considers herself to be intellectually and morally superior. 99% of her videos are condemning men for viewing women as inferior, while she literally does the exact same thing towards muslim women. she’s the exact same as the men she pretends to hate (when in reality she’s just strangely obsessed with them)
2026-07-02 17:03:55
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devy 🐦🔥 :
It is my choice, our choice, leave us ALONE. Nobody in my family forces me to do anything they’re not even muslim, not even married, I’m literally a revert, nobody shaped me I choose this. Men also have awarah, and they are also not supposed to commit Zina, move along and mind ur business.
2026-06-22 00:54:23
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XY REAPER🍇 :
Im a saudi ex muslim thank you so much 😭😭😭😭 people be telling ME about MY religion. ALL the women in my family are FORCED to cover up head to toe in NIQABS, in fact if you dont fucking believe me search up #houseprisoners in twitter or معتقلات المنازل, a viral saudi hashtag about women who are forced to cover and arent allowed to make their own decisions.
2026-06-20 20:23:35
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twob.lw :
Where does Islam say it's a womans fault for being SA’Ed? Not all Muslim wear the hijab! Not all believe it is mandatory. The mother of believers and the first Martyr didn't. Even during revelation, not all wore the hijab. Purity culture predates Islam as it is derived from patriarchy. Islam actually aimed to alleviate this, changing what is considered a virgin and not. Societies differ and treating all Muslim societies like theyre Afghanistan Islamophobic. Women who don't wear hijab in the west are literally treated better… even by other Muslims.
2026-07-14 06:02:07
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Chanwan :
So what if a women needs to cover up more than a man? Islam also says a man is to provide everything for his wife but no man is coming here talking about ”ohh this religions puts all burden on me to pay for everything” like whats the logic
2026-06-22 01:29:59
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itzthatnbtimeless :
Hey let me ask one thing why do you feel that you have a say in what other women culture and how they choose to show their religion culture it not your place this is a conversation between Muslim women and other Muslims this is like if you inserted yourself into a conversation about black culture
2026-06-24 19:32:23
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Leaves 🍃 :
It’s just culture. Unless it’s forced which it is in many Muslim countries but hijabs are not the issue
2026-06-30 10:00:34
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Umαr :
I think you have a misunderstanding here. There are rules of modesty that are equal to both men and women. Sure the clothing part at face value seems harsher than the men but men are also told to lower their gazes and the punishment for lust and purity culture also affects men. Women are also given more cloth typing choice compared to men which I think is a compensation for the fact that they need to cover up more. Men can’t wear gold jewellery or any other jewellery for that matter other than a silver ring while women can basically choose what type of jewellery they want. Men can’t wear silk clothing but women can. It’s not all black and white as you think. You need to expand your worldview. Otherwise progressiveness is just impossible
2026-06-25 16:15:45
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🍉 :
Hey so are you going to talk about how the French unveiled Muslim women during their colonial quest?
2026-06-20 12:50:28
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