Maryam Amir – Can Muslim women give public dawah Lets ask scholars!

What do you do when someone tells you that, as a woman, you should

not be a part of Dawa, or that you should not actively seek knowledge

because you won't really need it, it's not really your place. What's

the answer? Let's ask some. She's Dr Haifa Yunus, founder of Jannah

Institute, hakita and mashaAllah international speaker Tabata Kala

and OBGYN shekha. What is your answer?

Why not Allahu Akbar, Sayyida Aisha was a day. Sayyida Fatima as

I was dying, and the day is not necessarily. You're going to do it

everywhere. You're a first day in your home. And without knowledge,

how can you be a DA Allahu Akbar, and if Allah wants to use you

outside, let it be Alhamdulillah, as long as you the way you do it,

please. Allah, what you dress the way you speak? Alhamdulillah.

MashaAllah Sheikha, Dr Reni owed who is Masha Allah, one of the

head researchers in Muslim mental health, the head of the Muslim

mental health lab at Stanford, ijazat, from Syria, what is your

answer? I can't understand why this question would even be a

question. What I saw in Syria when I was studying are women who are

both sheikhas and are absolutely doing everything that you can do

in society, whether it's working in every field of and domain there

is to work, whether they're mothers or not. But whatever

they're doing, they're also doing Quran and Hadith and fiqh and her

and everything that you can imagine the Dawa is something that

you can you have to see it to understand how this works. And

there's absolutely no difference between the man or the woman. And

so when you see this number of women who are hafilat and are

mujizat, basically licensed Islamic sacred sciences. And you

see that the women are doing this. It's not even a question. So when

someone asks me this, I'm like, What kind of question is this?

Because I lived it and saw it. Allahu, AK, everybody else will

get to that too. A status speaker, masha Allah, well known on

purification of the heart, super active on social media and giving

tawa. May Allah bless you. Share with us.

As the other speaker said, it's not a question that needs to be

asked, because we don't need permission from anyone to do Allah

subhanahu wa teaches us. What does that mean? Teach, even if it's one

ayah. So I don't need anyone else to tell me that I shouldn't do

more than that. He gave me the permission I need. Allah, Akbar

aminidarish, MashaAllah ALLAH, she's the chaplain Stanford

University. She has an ijaza in all 10. Kira at she has a PhD.

Tabata Allah, what's your answer? The most common misconception

about Muslims in America is the oppression of women. And every

time I show up somewhere and they're like, but Islam oppresses

women, I'm like, my dude, they sent me a law. So wrong. That's to

anyone that asks, Why do Muslim women know stuff? This is what we

should all be doing if we are serious about our Dawa in this

country, one and two, it would be an insult to our mothers to not do

them, to not take up the leg.