Maryam Amir – Are men and women equal

Maryam Amir
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The transcript describes various women in Islam who have experienced struggles and struggles with their positions. One woman, Alayhi, was divorced and her husband was involved in politics. Another woman, Khadija, was criticized for her appearance and her desire to propose to men. A woman in thevealing language is mentioned as an "helpful" person.
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Tadija to individuals who are not Muslim, as you often hear, she was

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a businesswoman. She was older than the Prophet sallallahu.

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Alayhi wasallam, she was a widow. She proposed to him. Salaam.

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Alaihi Wasallam, look at how empowered women are in Islam. A

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widow or a woman who was divorced is older than her husband by a

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lot. A woman who is a businesswoman, a woman who wants

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to propose to a man in our community are any of those words

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regularly, words that we use to talk about how wonderful the women

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in our community are, or do we tokenize those items? Express them

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to say, Look at how beautiful Islam is, but women who are

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struggling in our community do not feel that same love. And the

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Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam received the rabbi

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wasallam. He ran to Khadija, comforted him, someone who cared

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for her and the mothering that she cared so much for her children,

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who we know of her as a political rebel. Khadija Allahu, anha didn't

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simply accept a message that said, Change your private belief and

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tell no one. Yo RadiAllahu, anha accepted a belief which brought

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societal and economic transformation that is a political

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revolution.

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