@heart.with.deen:

Beanat :

islam is feminist in the sense that women deserve their God given rights

كوثر :

the “you can’t be feminist and muslim” yappers are speechless now

lucas rodri :

prophet muhammed cried for womens rights

🇪🇬💙N💙🇪🇬 :

And yes. This IS a feminist religion

𝐅🧸’ :

Guys the wording is a bit confusing when u first look at it but it’s basically Allah questioning why we aren’t standing up for vulnerable people and stop saying we can’t be feminists bc we are Muslim we can especially in this society and we already have our rights in Islam men just don’t follow them sometimes I don’t think that’s God’s fault is it now

maleeha :

Muslims have every right to be feminists.

꒰ঌ˚₊‧꒰ა 𝒜𝓃𝑔ℯ𝓁 ໒꒱‧₊˚ִֶָ🪽་༘ :

crazy how those verse are not popular but those who are translated wrong are know to everyone

fahadalmutawa :

Islam follows equity instead of exact equality btw guys

MIYURIO :

Islam always respected everyone but culture made oppression common

✮⋆˙🕸️๋࣭𝓒𝓱𝔀𝓻𝓻𝔂𝓵⋆.𐙚˚಄ :

but no people only focus on Hijab,calling it opressing

Na :

notice how this isnt viral but verses that are taken out of context, are heavily mistranslated or are just blatantly wrong are popular

Dabioholic :

ofcouse this won't get attention

ִ໋🌷͙֒⋆｡˚୨ৎ⋆｡˚⋆❀ ˖° :

i dont understand. can someone please explain?

أدم :

Oh my god bruh Islam isnt feminist bro its a religion of justice

aishatmypants :

And for some reason Afghanistan is doing it differently. Ya Allah

Noorie™ 🪷💐🐣 :

Islam gives equal rights but provides equity

🖤 :

crazy how everyone knows about 4 marriages but not this😶

نُوْر :

The problem is feminists will take this verse yet reject something else or try to interpret it into their own world view rather than what is actually said. So they'll take this verse yet reject/reinterpret a verse like Quran 4:34 stating: "Men are the protectors and maintainers of women, because Allah has made one of them to excel the other, and because they spend (to support them) from their means." Islam is about Equity not equality, yes we are both equal in terms of value to Allah but when it comes to certain roles and responsibilities we hold different actions.

leouwf36 :

i love the core values of islam and genuinely adore its essence. however i struggle with the fact that women and men are not given the same rights under traditional islamic law. you can argue it's equity rather than equality, but then on what grounds? what is the actual principle behind each difference? why should a man have sexual access to female captives when a woman isn't given an equivalent right? why should testimony, inheritance, marital rights, parental rights, sexual obligations, divorce, etc. differ based on sex? if these differences are supposed to be just, then why is one sex given certain rights or authority that the other isn't? . and quran 4:34 is another example. it's traditionally understood to allow a husband, as a final step of discipline, to physically strike his wife under certain restrictions. i know daraba is disputed and some muslims interpret it differently, but the traditional interpretation is still striking. and even if you interpret it differently, the bigger question is still there: why does the husband have a disciplinary authority over his wife that she doesn't equally have over him? that's something i genuinely struggle to reconcile with justice, equality, and the idea of fighting oppression, you get me?

gingerales :

this is a beautiful verse and amazing message. but maybe you shouldn't post music over quran

Latenightthoughts_ :

Now they are the one oppressing everyone

ghhyhj6899093311 :

this verse is literaly telling us we should be fighting for Afghan women's rights allah is literalt talking to us directly islam us against oppression

دايا✨🖤📚🥀 :

Literally my FAVORITE verse EVER

Yuu 𖣂︎ :