Nov 15, 2022·edited·1 reply
FranquitoReynoldsThe actual issue is that people aren't speaking up about this enough because they are afraid to be labeled as islamophabic.
Why are these young women going against the establishment (sharia law)? It is because Islamic law in regards to women rights is all the way f***ed up.
Why shouldn't Islam be criticized?
You need to make a distinction between Islam and culture and until you do so you will be considered islamophobic.
There are dozens of countries that follow the Islamic religion that do not force women to wear the hijab. You are not forced to wear the hijab in Islam, but the patriarchy and misogyny forces Women to do so. Misogyny and the patriarchy is haram in Islam. The Quran puts an emphasis that Women and Men are equal under the eye of god. In Islam we believe that we follow what the Prophet PBUH does. He treated all women in his life with the upmost respect and love.
Why not criticize the culture in these countries instead ? The patriarchy and misogyny exists in Western civilization too. Attacking Islam does NOTHING but ruin the entire point of what these Women are fighting for.
Islam as a religion does not spread violence and hatred
- Nov 15, 2022·1 replykusa
You need to make a distinction between Islam and culture and until you do so you will be considered islamophobic.
There are dozens of countries that follow the Islamic religion that do not force women to wear the hijab. You are not forced to wear the hijab in Islam, but the patriarchy and misogyny forces Women to do so. Misogyny and the patriarchy is haram in Islam. The Quran puts an emphasis that Women and Men are equal under the eye of god. In Islam we believe that we follow what the Prophet PBUH does. He treated all women in his life with the upmost respect and love.
Why not criticize the culture in these countries instead ? The patriarchy and misogyny exists in Western civilization too. Attacking Islam does NOTHING but ruin the entire point of what these Women are fighting for.
Islam as a religion does not spread violence and hatred
All religions are awesome and good for muslim countries like Turkey and Jordan that don't govern based on Islamic Sharia Law. Me myself I think very highly of Muslim Arab Khalifas that were good politicians like Mwaviyeh, Haroun al Rashid etc.. during their reign there was progress. But the Ulemma f***ed it up man. They f***ed it all the way up , and the islamist madressas and hawzas they run are cess pools. When those b******s gain power like they have in Afghanistan and Iran the only way out is to resist their bullshit instead of normalizing it.
The prophet did what he did back then and he did some nice things too and as a follower you are free to follow the positive things follow it as you wish, all the power to you. But no matter how pure you belive the prophet was you gotta realize that the judicial code laid out in a 1400yr old scripture mixed with 7th century Arab traditions ain't fit to be used as a model to govern 21st century people.
Nov 15, 2022FranquitoReynoldsAmericans and brits can only f*** it up by getting involved. Look at the damage the BBC reporter done. I watch the Islamic regimme media and they non stop quoting Rana Rahimpour, it's sickening.
Setting free from the guardianship of the islamic jurist is a process that requires Education and mass awareness.. That's why the new generation is in the forefront of the uprisings
Once people are aware they will stop respecting the theocracy in charge and stop involving Mullahs in their every day business. That takes the power away from them.
Like my grand dad when he died in his will he specified no Mullahs allowed in his funeral. My physician friend who is a pediatrician tells me that even in villages most the new borns are given Iranian names by their parents instead of Arab Imam names.
To you as a muslim this might seem disrespectful but frankly f*** your feelings.Na i dont find it disrespectful, living in a theocracy is insane
I also said s*** wont change because the army supports the regime, right? Until a coup is possible, they will just brute force and beat down the protesters and people will eventually give up
- Nov 15, 2022FranquitoReynolds
The actual issue is that people aren't speaking up about this enough because they are afraid to be labeled as islamophabic.
Why are these young women going against the establishment (sharia law)? It is because Islamic law in regards to women rights is all the way f***ed up.
Why shouldn't Islam be criticized?
Cause a lot of muslim countries exist (they arent perfect either) and iranian regime is the only s***hole going this extreme. Like even saudis wont do this s***
- Nov 15, 2022·edited·2 repliesFranquitoReynolds
All religions are awesome and good for muslim countries like Turkey and Jordan that don't govern based on Islamic Sharia Law. Me myself I think very highly of Muslim Arab Khalifas that were good politicians like Mwaviyeh, Haroun al Rashid etc.. during their reign there was progress. But the Ulemma f***ed it up man. They f***ed it all the way up , and the islamist madressas and hawzas they run are cess pools. When those b******s gain power like they have in Afghanistan and Iran the only way out is to resist their bullshit instead of normalizing it.
The prophet did what he did back then and he did some nice things too and as a follower you are free to follow the positive things follow it as you wish, all the power to you. But no matter how pure you belive the prophet was you gotta realize that the judicial code laid out in a 1400yr old scripture mixed with 7th century Arab traditions ain't fit to be used as a model to govern 21st century people.
You are saying Arab Traditions. That is culture. NOT religion. No one knows what a middle eastern country would look like with a democratic government which follows Islam, because sadly it does not exist. They are all corrupt and use the religion to justify their wrong doings.
Nov 15, 2022·1 reply
plantsits people out there construing every holy word in the book for money and power causing blood to run in the streets, and we're on ktt jerking off over who is smarter for believing or not believing X or Y
god help those people. god please help them
I found the person that thinks he’s better than all of us
AR15 💯Nov 15, 2022
SynopsisI care much more about the common people of iran than do the people like you who simply want western intervention, because that will surely bring tons of positives lmao
Na maybe they could just send the women over here (usa) so they dont need to die. Dont need a war.
Nov 15, 2022·1 reply
Nov 15, 2022
999WrldWait when did the r word get uncensored
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Nov 15, 2022all i know is i saw everyone post this news from
whatever cnn or where it’s fromlike a lot of people randoms
Nov 15, 2022Gojirawhere is the propaganda? im baffled. you must be an alt.
What happened to the old thread title?
- Nov 15, 2022999Wrld
Wait when did the r word get uncensored
The A different
Like retàrd 
Nov 15, 2022Whoever changed the title,thank you
Nov 15, 2022·1 replykusaYou are saying Arab Traditions. That is culture. NOT religion. No one knows what a middle eastern country would look like with a democratic government which follows Islam, because sadly it does not exist. They are all corrupt and use the religion to justify their wrong doings.
What he means by Arab traditions is that the religion inherently reflects the 7th century Arab traditions of the time and place in which Islam was born, because religion and culture are very closely related
Nov 15, 2022·1 replyWhat are the protests for
Nov 15, 2022SimulacraBased
Nov 15, 2022https://twitter.com/illegalmasseur/status/1592299569634754564New NIGHTMANWasn't it just a judicial/political move? Allowing judges to punish some of these people with execution?
Nov 15, 2022·edited·1 replyOnyxShine9What are the protests for
I think it’s for when that girl got stoned for not wearing the hijab
- Nov 15, 2022youngtubesteak2
I think it’s for when that girl got stoned for not wearing the hijab
Got it thanks
- plants 🌻Nov 15, 2022Knx
I found the person that thinks he’s better than all of us
you can think that but it doesnt make it true
- Nov 15, 2022·2 repliesgabapentin
What he means by Arab traditions is that the religion inherently reflects the 7th century Arab traditions of the time and place in which Islam was born, because religion and culture are very closely related
No it does not. If I play devils advocate and say raping women and sentencing protestors to death is Arab tradition, where in the Quran or where did the Prophet PBUH said to do any of these things? These are all sins under Islam. So explain to me how this has any correlation with religion at all ? I can tell barely any here has read the Quran, and it shows because you have no idea what you are talking about.
You are still spewing Islamophobic rhetheroic.
- Nov 15, 2022·1 replykusa
No it does not. If I play devils advocate and say raping women and sentencing protestors to death is Arab tradition, where in the Quran or where did the Prophet PBUH said to do any of these things? These are all sins under Islam. So explain to me how this has any correlation with religion at all ? I can tell barely any here has read the Quran, and it shows because you have no idea what you are talking about.
You are still spewing Islamophobic rhetheroic.
I didn't say that any specific thing the Islamic Republic does is directly traceable to things people did in the 7th century
HE said "But no matter how pure you believe the prophet was you gotta realize that the judicial code laid out in a 1400yr old scripture mixed with 7th century Arab traditions ain't fit to be used as a model to govern 21st century people”
You said “You are saying Arab Traditions. That is culture. NOT religion.”
I’m saying that if the prophet lived in 7th century Arabia, and the Quran dates back to that time, it is inherently influenced by the culture of the people who were the original Muslims. I am not saying that the Islamic Republic’s interpretation of the Quran is necessarily valid or faithful.
Are you saying that the Quran, and the religion that claims it is the word of God, is not influenced at all by 7th century Arabia?
- Nov 15, 2022·1 replykusa
No it does not. If I play devils advocate and say raping women and sentencing protestors to death is Arab tradition, where in the Quran or where did the Prophet PBUH said to do any of these things? These are all sins under Islam. So explain to me how this has any correlation with religion at all ? I can tell barely any here has read the Quran, and it shows because you have no idea what you are talking about.
You are still spewing Islamophobic rhetheroic.
Surah Al-Anfal is about war tokens. In Surah Al Nour the almighty says some good things like don't pimp out and force your slave girls to have s***with others which is awesome and progressive for the time I guess. You and I know that having slave girls is bad in 21st century but these Hizbullahi's on Islamic regimme payroll believe they are fighting with infidels and the girls they capture are war tokens because the Ulemma said so according to the book. These idiots believe Arab traditions during 7th century Islam is the best way. To them that is real Islam.
Good on you for calling them out tho. - Nov 15, 2022·1 replykusa
You are saying Arab Traditions. That is culture. NOT religion. No one knows what a middle eastern country would look like with a democratic government which follows Islam, because sadly it does not exist. They are all corrupt and use the religion to justify their wrong doings.
Also, can you tell me very specifically the culture of which people you think says that Raping Women and Killing Protestors is good and not a sin?
Nov 15, 2022·2 repliesFiestaF*** that send in the troops
Last thing we need is the US meddling in the affairs of foreign countries.