Mohammed Hijab – Feminist Accepts Muslim Speaker’s Boxing Challenge!

			You know, you guys will print your why'd you guys publish? I'm sorry, it's rubbish. How many of
		

			you guys are not going to be
		

			100%?
		

			Okay.
		

			David, David?
		

			I'm not talking about extreme nonsense.
		

			We're
		

			not in that way.
		

			I'm just saying basically, that when it comes to the why, what do you understand when you say
feminism? What do we understand? Why
		

			equal rights? equality quick justice.
		

			For example, like wasn't saying yet, so
		

			I'm just trying to say, imagine
		

			limitations. So when it comes to like, physical strength, etc, it's
		

			just natural to me. However, when I refer to like, you know, equalness I mean, you know, when it
comes to job opportunities, or wages or like, okay, just, you know, General stuff or like
responsibility, like,
		

			where do we know that?
		

			This is a crucial, crucial year. The reason why I
		

			want you guys to understand because there is misunderstanding what feminism is what it is that we
understand, for example, attacks against woman as an attack, abuse this start yet another issue that
is right behind you, when we, when it comes to these matters, whatever. Yeah, but just because you
guys, this feminist blueprints out there, this
		

			is kind of
		

			just because these things are happening yet, doesn't mean we need feminism. Yeah, for example, the
Christian who wasn't a Christian, they say, Well, you know, people want to see good, because
something in common, we believe in one, but do I have to say, Hey, I'm a Christian, to believe in
one. So God, what do I say anything that goes with
		

			who you are.
		

			As
		

			a feminist, I'll see the Quran and the Sunnah supports it, I support you. But
		

			I say I support you, when you see when there are a lot of men that undermine, like, feminism and
mixed culture and religion.
		

			and stuff like that, that gets to me, which is why I need to, you know, that's what, you know why
because you said your religion comes before you the moment is even before you when a parent comes
and says to you, this is
		

			to an extent my religion, you're Muslim, Yes, you. If feminism has something in common with your
religion, you go with it.
		

			In that case, you don't even need to say become a Muslim. Whatever you support that
		

			says when it comes to
		

			security, whether
		

			that is very crucial, please if it is urgent, urgent,
		

			cuz it's really crucial. This is
		

			just recent, BBC
		

			was reading an article is written by Nick Arnold, I remember the guy's name. And it was about a
woman who are covered by a name that she wrote, she thought like a documentary called the red pill
or something like that. And she was an ardent feminist. And she said that look, I'm going to make a
documentary. And the purpose of this documentary is that I want to expose how, for example, men
there's a bit of * culture as other things we sympathize sympathize with as Muslims even Yeah.
And there's this and this and that, like chiastic case studies that she wanted to explore. Well,
then she she came into contact with some groups, which are referred to in that male activist groups
		

			yet, as she thought she wasn't mentioned in the article, she knows that At first, I thought that
these groups would be like misogynistic type groups that, you know, shun women's rights and these
kinds of things. But then she came to the conclusion that the kinds of things that they were saying,
When were incredibly strong arguments, and she said for example, well, the thing about Alice, she
said at the end of it, and
		

			maybe some examples, which are really important examples. Yes. She said at the end of it, that she
came out feminism being very honest
		

			Feminism in the first place. And after I read this article, I was actually shocked because it takes
a very courageous woman to write this in the first place. But to come through that transformative
like transformative process, she went through a process now Why? She said that? Yes, it's true that
women are being oppressed in society.
		

			It's true that for many, especially in the West, there was a wage gap. Yeah. The extent to which the
wage gap now is completely questionable, by the way, because if you compare like for like, it's
actually arguable that men and women have very equal a wage. How do you do that? Because by the way,
in the United States versus some portomaso, might not believe this. But Thomas Sowell, in the United
States context, he said that if you compare men and women, like for light, when you compare, for
example, experience, and wages, you come to the conclusion that actually they're making a similar
amount. The reason why women make less than men, is not always because women are discriminated
		

			against. It's something to do with the fact that women have less experience because they take the 31
year, two years, three years that they prefer part time work of a full time, full time work, so they
can have a better work life balance. And these options are not afforded to men, therefore men have
more experience and an equal playing fields. According to Thomas Sol, he says that that's actually
		

			a myth, especially in the 21st century, there's lots of work that have been done now to show that
the wage gap doesn't actually the wage gap doesn't actually exist, like like, so then she started
realizing, okay, men also have issues, there's something called a suicide gap. If you want to think
about it that way. There are more men committing suicide because of the pressures of society as a
woman, there are more men being discriminated against in a court setting than women. No feminist
comes out and talks about these things. She said that I realized that this is not really something
within the feminist literature, they talk about women privilege, for the most part, talk about
		

			Patreon. For the most part, they don't really find you find the feminists and not say that there are
feminists. But this is not what's good. That's not what's popular in their works. what's popular in
their works is that was the person women. So things like for example, the fact that 60% of men in
the United Kingdom are more likely to get murder sentences than women. Yes, that actually, in the
United States, one out of two men are more likely to get murder. Once again, this shows that
feminism, okay, is it as an ideology, because it has not tackled the problem of injustice in a way
		

			we can pay for the toxic if you can stay, if you can benefit, I'll be happy more than happy not to
sound.
		

			I'm just saying.
		

			One thing
		

			I'm saying to you guys, is that I'm not trying to really bash like, I think there's a lot of overlap
between feminism and stuff I genuinely really do. And the premises of both the argument and the
premises of feminism are the premises of Islam are not dissimilar, like the quality versus not
problem for us. It really isn't. For the most part, the fact that men are more equal than men and
women are equal. That's more true than false based on that is
		

			certainly men and women are equal.
		

			So generally, it is true, but there are exceptions as when you are found out. Yeah. So what we're
saying is that because what feminism is a second way of kind of progressing to third and fourth
wave, as they're calling it now, feminism is a is a project that endeavors to, to basically take
away the patriarchy and kind of break the glass ceiling, whatever you want to call it, and put a
woman in a position where the equal to men but what that does, I personally believe it can create a
culture of like, kind of, I'm not gonna say hating because you know, that are running feminists that
are basically kind of hate men kind of thing. They resentment and this kind of culture has come up
		

			now a lot of women are associating themselves with it. I'm not saying that necessarily. I'm saying
that you're not looking at the whole human project with this. So you're not looking at the suicide
gap. You're not looking at the fact that it is one of the things
		

			that troubles me,
		

			troubles me.
		

			What troubles me about feminism, personally, is that the feminist for the most part, I'm
generalizing about a lot of the, the thing.
		

			The feminist wants to be the victim and the superhero at the same time. So the thing is,
		

			the feminist wants to be the victim and a superhero at the same time. What we mean by that is that
you want to build, like as a feminist is arguing for autonomy, and she's arguing for self
empowerment, but for most of the time as well.
		

			Like The Fawcett Society, which is a feminist society, this country, argued that women should have a
different kind of prison system for women, because they should be able to be able to see their
children at night and these kinds of things and all these things. Whereas equality, then, what you
realize when you come to that conclusion, is that what actually these women are campaigning for? is
gender privilege. They're not, they're not competing for equality. If they weren't competing for
equality, they would never ever dare to say that you should have a different prison system for men
and women. That's different. That's not equality.
		

			By the way, man, you
		

			key Good, good knowledge.
		

			Good knowledge on key issues.
		

			100% per second. Yeah, guys have
		

			bullied.
		

			Domestic Violence happens both ways. The fact that why so seriously?
		

			sociologically, as much as it is not indicative of the fact that it's not happening. Did you know we
were just reading it. Yeah, I was just about to just find out about this boy that we've met, we met.
What did we find out? We found? Okay, listen to the judge.
		

			Okay.
		

			In this country, there is we talked about the stigmatization of the lawyer. The law stigmatizes men
in a sense yeah.
		

			But nobody is that the case but listen to this, you know, this country, if a man rapes a woman
school break, yeah. If a woman rapes a man is locked for breaking up, he doesn't. He does. He
doesn't actually.
		

			Tell me what feminists Tell me like this. This thing? Has the feminist movement campaign for that.
No, why not?
		

			Yes, the reason why it's
		

			so catchy like this, how to listen, guys. So this this whole fake narrative, this false propaganda,
the feminists are actually campaigning for equality? I believe that is that's fallacious. I think
right now. Now, it's kind of like, you know, as it was called, like a single pipe pushing through
certain things or single issue pressure group. Like, for example, like, let's say, for example, you
have a pressure group, yeah, there's no more pollution, in effect, that pressure groups should cease
to exist. In the same way feminism active, let's say, as a response to some in justices. One of them
was the gender wage gap. Yeah. Let's say now that has been resolved, has been resolved to a great
		

			extent. So now, let's get away from this and stop talking about it. Because it's not helping
anybody. You got it in the western context. You're just now whining, moaning. This is why I believe
like if, for example, racism is a say, in a certain area. Obviously, it's not generally the united
states do not even in my kingdom, let's say it's resolved. Yeah. And then I go to a job interview,
someone goes into a job interview, I don't get I say, Look, man, you've been racist. Yes. The thing
is, it's just a whiny attitude. We have to we have to think above and beyond that, now. You gotta so
I think associating yourself with feminism and by the way, not to go into too many different kinds
		

			of tangents here, then, what is feminism? feminism itself is very difficult to put your hands on?
Yeah, okay, fine. Anyone can say they believe in men, male or female equality. Fine. Yeah, it's fine
to extend.
		

			But what we're saying is that if you believe in gender and male, if you believe in that, what's your
thoughts, for example, and female objectification that the feminists have not decided on that some
feminists are against the completely against the poultry industry? Some are completely for it was
the feminist thoughts on transgendered operations, some are completely for the rights of
transgenders, some are against it. We don't know where they stand on lots of issues. You don't say
so feminism itself is you can't put your finger on it. So what I'm saying is instead of putting
yourself into a messy box of feminism, and by the way, a lot of even Western women they don't define
		

			themselves as feminism anymore for these reasons. It's contradictory is inconsistent. Korea suffer
from our perspective boys of a Muslim. Seriously, get rid of this label because you don't if I asked
your sister, I don't know.
		

			Don't take.
		

			So which feminist books have you read?
		

			Okay, so then you have not been acquainted with
		

			The corpus of feminism for ask a Christian What have you read the Bible? And they say no so how can
you be a Christian? Yeah No So the same thing applies you guys have to know calling yourself a
feminism entails reading the literature when you do so I personally believe you be off
		

			brothers in Islam okay
		

			but when it comes to you know how our beloved prophet peace be upon
		

			you in the Quran and in the the you know when it comes to women's rights yeah they don't actually a
lot the time they don't even know themselves that's true and culture religion and it's like you know
for the love of god please seek knowledge and respect
		

			to counter that what we see is that we as we as we acknowledge these problems, one of the biggest
common themes yeah
		

			this is very crucial this worry and noise here is you talk about the choppy choppy, choppy Aki, your
trucks have to be above above the ankle. Yeah, you have to be
		

			modesty. You have to come up from your navel to your knee, not tight, not tight. COVID you have to
do that when you talk about that. When you talk about the job.
		

			So when they come with this rubbish
		

			Yeah, yeah, good. So carry on. Because once you do that, they can't cope with what we've seen. This
has got these things happening back home.
		

			For us,
		

			in this country, Yes, exactly. What we're saying is when these things happen, how do we eliminate
it, we go back to
		

			it