The Hijab
Isn't it such a wonderful piece of clothing
that women wear because they want to feel empowered
and strong and free
because they come from a culture where men care so much about women
that they want them to be protected from being molested by men
and therefore women cover themselves up
during my break that I'm slowly coming back from
I have been quite active on Twitter
and when I decided one day
to state that supporting the hijab was contrary to what feminism stands for
The big short feminist on Twitter didn't understand what I was saying of course
and attacked me, saying that the job was so empowering
so brutally empowering
She also taught me that I can't talk about feminism
because I don't have a uterus
I understand now that I should leave women's rights issues to women
because I'm a man and not a woman
I have learnt
I have a person's also expanded on that idea
and decided that I should leave animals rights issues to animals
because I'm not an animal
whatever
Make sure you follow this guy on Twitter
It is amazing to me that so many people in the west
think that the hijab is something beautiful
Something to praise
something to appreciate
Especially in modern western feminist circles
and their aim to supposedly support the liberation and rights of women
in their desire to support the right to wear the hijab or not to be judged for it
They go to such lengths and become extreme
They become incredibly unreasonable
and claimed that the hijab was something beautiful
Something empowering as a symbol of empowerment
and thereby they go against social development and liberation
and directly put an obstacle
to the liberation of women who actually need to be freed
The hijab was forced on me at the age of 9
You have to be a wrapped up clean candy
as opposed to a dirty candy that is unwrapped
and covered in flies and dirt
when I got older I wanted to remove the hijab
When my family found out about this desire of mine
They threatened to kill me and then they disowned me
You know, you can't support the right to do something
without praising that certain thing
Without telling everyone how amazing it is
You can say that people can be prostitutes if they want to be prostitutes
without becoming a prostitute yourself or without declaring that prostitution is so amazing
you can supported the right to adultery you can say people shouldn't be punished
for sleeping around with other people without proposing that unfaithfulness
breaking the love and trust of your partner was a wonderful thing to do
You can support a woman's right to stay at home
without proposing that obeying a husband who wants you to stay at home
was a wonderful and empowering thing to do
And this is about what the hijab is about
Why do people think the hijab is a thing
because women came up with the idea that's covering themselves up
was a productive practice that brought them closer to Allah?
Because women thoughts not showing themselves to the public
would make them feel safer? And that somehow became a thing all around the world
regardless of any Scripture
and people just followed it all around the world
That sounds great, but no
The hijab became a thing ever since the Quran ordered women to veil themselves
and to hide themselves in public from men
This was ordered at least in two Quran verses
one of them clearly saying that believing women have to cover their adornments
which stands for the beauties of a woman's body
and to draw their veils or head scarves over their bosoms
in another verse, Muhammad is told to tell all women of the Believers
The Quran usually speaks to men not to women directly
to cover themselves with veils so they are recognized and not molested
this means that these women need to be recognized as Believing Women
and it should be clear that since they are veiled
they are not available to immoralities like flirtations and stares by men
that they can't be approached and drooled over by the horny men of 7th Century Arabia
because only whores and slaves by big scholar Ibn Kathir definition
are like that
Notice what this means
This strong religion could simply tell men to be respectful with women
and to strictly abstain from such practices
but no
It's gives men the higher authority since men enforce Islamic Law
And orders women to cover up in order to be moral
This is not about protecting women
it is about forcing the precaution on women
because women can be pushed around easier and ordered to do something
Telling men to just keep it together was not convenient to The Founders of Islam
Muhammad and his friends
The Hadith, narration about Muhammad and his companions
tell us even further
how Muhammad's close adviser and second caliph Umar
advice Muhammad to establish such a rule
and that then this order appeared in the Quran
which is supposed to be a book entirely from the almighty Allah.
The hadith also tell us that all the women would immediately observed the veiling
that once this ruling was made
all the women came out of houses and wore their veils
and looked like they had crows on their head
On top of that if you want to come closer to today
According to Pew Research
60% of women believe that it's a woman's choice if she observes the order to veil or not
which mean 40% don't think it's a woman's choice
And this question is only whether a woman has a say in wearing a veil or not
of course the number of people who believe it is religiously obligatory is much higher than just 40%
Especially since that is an essential part of both Sunni Islam and Shia Islam
and Ibadi Islam which no one really cares about
and Ahmadiyya Islam which most Muslims don't even consider Islam
so obviously this is a mandated ruling by men
and supposedly by The Almighty Allah through men to women
how could this possibly be united with the idea of feminism
It can't be
Modern western feminists just seemed to pick up the hijab issue because it is worn by Muslim women
Women and the minority
Women from a minority in the west wear the hijab
Therefor the hijab is empowering
Just ignore the fact that Islam is an absolute majority in a bigger part of the world
and that it dominates and socially or legally mandated the hijab
but I get it
Okay, the hijab is originally oppressive in primitive
but many women want to wear the hijab
because it is part of their religion and they should have every right to wear the hijab
and we should be fighting for that
and we should call it empowering and amazing because women want to do
But if that is the logic, can't we apply the same logic to different things?
Like wife beating
In Afghanistan 92% of women. I repeat women
think a husband has the right to beat his wife
Yes, dear white feminist
this is reality beyond the international borders of your college campus
so if Afghan women things that wife-beating is totally okay
because wife-beating is part of their religion
and because they choose to accept wife-beating is a normal practice
should we then go out and say:
"Wife-beating can be very empowering too many women
who find it beautiful and loved to be beat."
Should we say:
Actually being a feminist means
you a million percent support a woman's choice to be beaten by her husband
and practice whatever religion she wants to practice
whether she chooses to be unharmed or to have black eyes
she's empowering herself and what she wants
but thank you for the take on feminism, MAN!
Please don't beat wife
There's nothing empowering about it
but then who am I to speak
Am I a woman? No
I'm a filthy man, I can't just say that
but since I'm already speaking
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And I would talk even more about women's issues just for you
to all your other filthy men and empowered women out there
I have just one more thing to say
Stay away from Islam