@because.tv: "إذا رأيت مسلمين يسيئون معاملة المرأة، فهذا سلوك نابع من ثقافتهم ومخالف للإسلام" مؤثرة أمريكية مسلمة تصحح لمتابعيها مكانة المرأة في الإسلام! #islam #المرأة_المسلمة

Morass :

Please teach the ignorant 💯🥰

Chinese Farmer :

❤️I love Islam❤️

Maikel Dabeet :

Please don’t accept only the verses that sound peaceful without studying the religion as a whole. Every major religion contains teachings about kindness, compassion, and charity. To understand a religion fairly, you also have to examine its difficult passages, its legal rulings, and how those texts have been interpreted throughout history. What makes me question Islam is not that there are verses encouraging good behavior, but that there are also verses that have traditionally been understood to permit warfare in certain circumstances, recognize slavery and concubinage, prescribe different legal rules for men and women, and punish apostasy under classical Islamic law. For example, many traditional Islamic jurists held that apostasy (leaving Islam) was punishable by death based on hadith literature and classical jurisprudence. To me, that raises an important question: if faith is supposed to be a free choice, why should someone be punished for changing their beliefs? I believe that if God gives people free will, then God—not human beings—should be the one to judge them. I also struggle with verses concerning warfare, slavery, and the legal status of women. While many Muslims today interpret these passages differently or argue they were limited to a historical context, I find it difficult to reconcile them with the idea of a timeless and perfect revelation from an all-loving and all-just God. I also look at history and the modern world. Some Muslim-majority countries have achieved significant economic development, while others have struggled with authoritarianism, conflict, or restrictions on religious freedom. I don’t think those outcomes can be explained by religion alone, but I do think it’s reasonable to ask whether particular interpretations of religious law have influenced those societies. My criticism is directed at ideas and religious doctrines—not at Muslims as people. I know many Muslims who are peaceful, kind, and genuinely good people. But I believe every religion, including Islam, should be open to honest questioning and critical examination.

Ahmed :

yes now we know

kwh6 :

Iam moslem i have dotar she is the laight of my life

bassam11 :

The world's first university founded by a woman is the University of Al-Qarawiyyin in Fez, Morocco, established by Fatima al-Fihri in 859 AD.

عبدالله الغماري :

الجنة تحت اقدام الامهات

Abdalsalam :

انا مسلم واغلى ما عندي ابنتي

Nizar Hamdi :

الله اكبر،مرحبا بك في دين الاسلام

L :

الحمد لله على نعمة الاسلام ♥️

dycg90s91fmn :

صدقت

Habboubi Ahmed :

well said 🌹❤️🌹

⚓️KHEİROU PÊCHEUR ⚓️ :

الحمدلله على نعمة الإسلام

Black Time 🥀🖤 :

Mashallah 🤍💗

أبوأنس الشعفي :

✌️

Ahmed Jber :

ماشاءالله تبارك الله 👍👍👍🥰🥰🥰

💍💎bijoux indalousi💎💍 :

If you raise them well, but don't treat them badly, there's a difference between raising them and treating them well.

MHMD :

سبحان الله والحمد لله ولا اله الا الله والله أكبر

ابو سحبان :

بناتي اغلى من عمري

monamorgan795 :

الإسلام كرم المرأه

muham shabwani :

[الملصق] 👍😍🥰👍😍🥰👍

sa_l2mm :

abuzayd alqadi :

🥰

User :

You are correct

Uska Afka :

وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله