@unsernotfound241: Your allowed to have your own beliefs please don’t get on my post talking about any type of phobic, my post is respectful and stated a beliefs, as a woman who grow up in a very religious household ##feminism#woman

imme :

as a catholic yes

『•• citrus ••』 :

Genuinely what do you mean when it comes to inheritance, the sons automatically get more than the daughters even though they usually frown upon working women

🖤 :

Now imagine living in the Middle East too.

Rosiee!! :

as a Muslims, those "you're antitheist" or Islamophobic or whatever comments are stupid. you guys are aware people can have opinions about everything, religion included???

Potato salad mistress :

me being gay in morocco, making it my life's mission to immigrate somewhere else to be safe knowing ill still find the exact type of mentality/religion/culture I am running away from there too... there's no winning man😕

Ivy/مندي دجاج :

Im a muslim and I can't deny misogyny in this religion 💔

ZEPHY :

Because some people mix up Islamic teachings, Quranic verses, and cultural practices. The Quran does give women rights, but some rules are not identical between men and women, like certain inheritance shares and family responsibilities. So people often argue about whether that counts as full equality.

Vinne :

I’m ex muslim and this is true

Ash 🎶 :

I don’t have a choice, if I could get out I would

R :

everything is so convenient for men

🇵🇰⚛️ :

now imagine living in a muslim majority country like mine while being a queer anti theist

Call me risa :

Islamophobia?

Sam :

it doesn't sound like that you. it literally says that. you're not misinterpreting something that is implying misogny.

🍕🌈վαԵԵα ෆ's ҽllíօԵ!!🎉🧁 :

the reason why men don't speak up about islam and its discrimatory parts is because it simply doesn't harm them in any way

justaregularkyat :

and the Jewish

yig :

the only holy book that makes sense is gita

feces :

Marley :

All religions are misogynistic

Eeshal :

all religions are made by a bunch of gooners who think women only exist for their pleasure and to pop out children

snnkfw :

I grew up in a Shia Muslim family where I witnessed men continuously control and oppress women. My father was always emotionally and physically absent from our lives, leaving us completely unsupported. At home, my grandmother lived like a servant to my grandfather,doing all the work, only to be routinely humiliated, a reality she still endures. My mother suffered the same fate; despite dedicating herself fully, my father cheated on her, divorced her, and remarried. Growing up, Islam always made me feel inferior to my brother. He was granted endless privileges and allowed to do so many things that were strictly off-limits to me, simply because he was a male. It angered me how men around here inherit complete freedom, while women are denied even basic human rights and simple autonomy. Around here, men are entirely blind to their own misdeeds and routinely manipulate religion to serve their own interests. My father actively harasses and ogles other women, yet feels entitled to lecture my sister and me on wearing the hijab. Growing up in this environment deeply scarred my entire life and fundamentally shaped my personality. It left me carrying heavy emotional trauma, constantly hyper-aware, guarded, and struggling to feel secure. At my lowest points, processing all this neglect, hypocrisy, and domestic dysfunction made me suicidal. I quietly walked away from Islam during Ramadan this year, and for the first time, I feel actual peace. Though no one around me knows my secret, I take comfort in knowing I won't spend my life living under a lie. I may not have every detail figured out yet, but I am determined to leave this country and build a life of genuine freedom.

nirobnirjon766 :

then i gotta open my phone and see muslim women larping islam gave women most rights 🥀