Maryam Amir – A man a beard is not a credential

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The speaker discusses the idea that men and women considered "veasts" in Islam, with female users being referred to as "veasts" by some. They also mention a man reducing "veasts" to a realizations that "ve personally has experienced trauma" and a woman who wants to marry a sister who does XYZ. The speaker emphasizes the importance of focusing on what men and women say and not getting caught in the trap of being caught in the "veists" of Islam.

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			Beautiful queens. I keep getting
tagged by so many of you on videos
		
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			of men talking about women in
Islam. These are random tiktokers.
		
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			They're not scholars, and they're
saying things like women who do
		
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			XYZ or XYZ, and you're like, is
this true? How could this be true?
		
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			Is Islam really like this? I can't
believe my religion, and I
		
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			understand where that comes from.
It comes from a lot of messaging
		
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			we've been hearing from so many
different sources from so many
		
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			different places, many times
trauma. We read into things
		
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			because of those experiences. I
understand where that's coming
		
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			from. At the same time, a man with
a beard is not a credential. We
		
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			have men and women scholars. Men
and women scholars who have spent
		
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			decades researching, learning,
writing. We have volumes on one
		
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			Hadith reducing that to one Tiktok
on why some brother doesn't want
		
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			to marry a sister who does XYZ.
May Allah bless you, brother,
		
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			bless your life. And we don't give
power by focusing on what they
		
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			say. Do.