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Women

09/28/2012

Some Brief Islamic-History (Islam’s female version of the “Dream-Team”)

Author’s note: I’ve written this exclusively to address the fallacies of people whom are Islamophobic, who state that Islam has no respect for women, and that it’s even religiously-sanctioned in Islam to mistreat women, all of which are complete not at all true. However, ironically, unfortunately, sadly, there are Muslims out there who attempt to… Continue reading

Activism, Community-Service, Culture, Global Politics, Islam & Activism, Muslim Writers, Muslims & Activism, Political-Awareness, Religion, Religious-Racism, Sarcasm, Self-Discovery, Self-Empowerment, Self-Therapy, Social-Awareness, U.S. Politics, Writing, Youth-Empowerment

Aisha, Aishah, Anti-Hijab, Ayyan Hirsi Ali, Discrimination, Eve, Feminism, Feminists, Gender, Gender Discrimination, Hager, Hijab, Hijab-Ban, History, Irshad Manji, Islam, Islamophobia, Khadija, Khadijah, Mary, Mona Eltahawy, Muslims, Religious Discrimination, Women, Women in Islam, Women’s clothing, Women’s History Month, Women’s issues, Women’s Rights
03/14/2012

My thoughts on Women & Women’s History Month (Part III):

Women worth all the respect in the world: 1. Eve- The mother of the Human race, Eve (also known as Hawwa’ [Peace be upon her]) is the pinnacle of womanhood. The first to mother a child-She was the first to nurturer & educate people. She was the first woman to cover herself, commanding respect, honor,… Continue reading

Activism, Community-Service, Culture, Islam & Activism, Muslim Writers, Muslims & Activism, Political-Awareness, Religion, Self-Discovery, Self-Empowerment, Self-Therapy, Social-Awareness, Writing, Youth-Empowerment

Famous Women, Muslim Women, Women, Women’s History Month, Women’s Rights
03/09/2012

My thoughts on Women & Women’s History Month (Part II):

Women are the best!!! Women are so important to both you and me. It’s so obvious; yet, we still can’t come to see. They are our mothers, sisters, wives, daughters, friends & comforters. Yet, we show no thanks in return for selflessly giving all of themselves. We depend upon women in so many ways, we… Continue reading

Activism, Community-Service, Culture, Islam & Activism, Muslim Writers, Muslims & Activism, Poetry, Religion, Self-Discovery, Self-Empowerment, Self-Therapy, Social-Awareness, Writing

Women, Women’s History Month, Women’s Rights
03/01/2012

My thoughts on Women & Women’s History Month (Part I):

Author’s note: Since the month March is Women’s History Month, I will be writing several things about women, at random times during this month. In this particular post, I plan to highlight some things about the unjust treatment of women all around the world, particularly & especially in the Muslim-World, more specifically in the Arab-World.… Continue reading

Activism, Africa, Asia, Community-Service, Culture, Domestic-Violence, Economy, Global Economy, Global Politics, Horn of Africa, Islam & Activism, Latin America, Muslim Writers, Muslims & Activism, Political-Awareness, Self-Empowerment, Self-Therapy, Social-Awareness, U.N.-Relief, U.S. Economy, U.S. Politics, United Nations, Wall Street, Writing, Youth-Empowerment

Arab World, Bahrain, Exploitation, Forced-Labor, Forced-Prostitution, Human Rights, Human Trafficking, Human-Rights violations, Israel, Kuwait, Labor, Labor-Laws, Muslim World, Oman, Prostitution, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Sex-Trade, Sexual Exploitation, Trafficking, United Arab Emirates, United States, Women, Women’s Rights
11/27/2011

My thoughts on a Woman’s beauty:

The Canvas & the Painter!!!The woman is like a canvas, and I am like her painter. I’ve used my long, brown paintbrush, with its gentle bristles, to paint her entire body. I’ve longed to give her blank body expression; it is just as though she consumes me. I’ve drawn ridges up and down her tender… Continue reading

Culture, Muslim Writers, Poetry, Self-Discovery, Self-Empowerment, Self-Therapy, Writing

Beauty, Landscapes, Nature, Painting, Women
10/19/2011

Misogyny & Feminism are Equally-Evil and here’s the Reasons how/why

Author’s note Now, for many of you out there who may have a gender superiority-complex, from either gender, may be pissed at me for saying what you’ll end up reading from this post. But, it just needs to be said. This post is not at all meant to offend anyone’s personal views about anything, and… Continue reading

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Christine Hoff Sommers, Equal Rights, Equality, Feminism, Human Rights, Men, Misogyny, Misogyny & Feminism, Misogyny vs. Feminism, Mona Eltahawy, Suffrage-Movement, Wendy McElroy, Women, Women’s Rights

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