Feminist is just an illuminati propaganda to take household woman and make them career driven thotties. Keep listening to the kuffar and you surely will fall depressed and emotionally handicapped.
She literally disclosed what's happening at home with her parents and her brother , complained about how her parents are treating her, complained about the difference of attitude towards her brother, then when brother Daniel wanted to know what exactly happened in order to properly understand her case she refused to do that claiming she didn't come here to complain or disclose what's happened with her family, well sister , you're 100% here to complain. This is what feminism does to you , it makes you a nonsensical, self contradicting complain machine.
I have 7 practicing sisters and I can say for certain you have absolutely no idea what you are talking about!! The stupidly and school boy comment you just made is the problem with Muslim men today! Discrediting the views of our sisters, and maligning them as feminists. Men like you and Danny are a disgrace to all Muslim men.
Cut her some slack, women are emotional. That's why we were called glass vessels. Being gentler does no one harm. I think Daniel could have done better handling this issue here. This further creates hostility and increases the gap. I've seen men take a gentler approach in making a woman understand, including myself, and that way is more effective. As silly as it might sound we don't need facts and rationality as much as men do. We need empathy, respect and a gentleness.
@@annam7683 well sorry that u don't use ur brain and u think all of the woman are like you who only care about how they fell how u fell really don't matter when it comes to Islam no matter how u fell about Islam and the laws put by Allah we don't care we will say the truth and will say what Islam ordered us to
@@annam7683 There's a time to be gentle and not be gentle. This sister came to a live stream, and poses a provocative question to Daniel in a quite intimidating tone and when Daniel did the same, suddenly its not acceptable? I agree, us women are emotional, but that does not mean we are free from accountability and criticism. Her intention wasn't to have a discussion but just wanted to put Daniel in a spot, as she brought up an incident that was independent from the stream and proceeded to emotionally bring up her anecdotes to smear him.
@@annam7683 Here we are for facts and rationality and this platform is for them, not for emotions or respect and empathy sympathy and such. Daniel spoke fine and gentle and to the point. The girl was the one with no gentleness and threw insults when found out she couldn't respond and got stuck with no words.
Bro only musIi ms think Danielle is making good points lol, he is literally showing every non musIi m how radical lsIam is, when he tries to justify s x sIav ery, or chiId marriage, Danielle is stupid lol, he is heIping the lsIamaphobes without even realising it 🤣 thanx Danielle
@@13thdivision70 Alhamdo Li Allah, they are still religiius by fitrah, that is if we remind them they easily repent and accept without much arguing. Though tge media is working day and night to destroy them and their morality. Morrocans will never leave their religion cause it s in their blood and heart hamdo lilah
@@13thdivision70 Not good. Tourism has ruined that country. The poor want to be rich, so they'll openly disregard Islam lusting after status - the typical 'get rich or die trying', and the rich want to be western openly lusting after feminism, 'laicity' and the pursuit of more wealth. And lets not get into the prostitution....
As a woman, I have some comments on her discussion. First of all, it is a common sense that if you dress less, you are more likely to get harassed. I'm a Hijabi woman and I rarely ever get harassed. In fact, men respect you, give up their seats for you, make sure not to touch you, and overall give you your space. If a woman gets harassed while she is not dressed modestly, she gets her share of the blame. He gets the blame for harassing her and she gets the blame for 'partly' causing this Fitnah in the first place. Second, her idea that she is against liberal feminism but for another form of feminism does not make a difference because the source of getting what's right and wrong is not Islam but from feminism. What happens when the feminist ideology goes against Islamic teachings? What drives her morality and the way of life? Feminism does not mean 'women's rights'. It's a whole ideology with implications on how the woman sees herself and how the man sees her and how she should be treated. If one is a true Muslim, their only reference to their identity and how they should live their life is from Islam and no other outside ideology. Third, she talks about her brother and how she is being discriminated against. Even if we assume she did get mistreated, then the problem is with her parents' practices and not Islam itself. Distinguish between Islam and the practice of Muslims. Another idea is maybe you don't like the way your brother is treated because you want to be treated the same. However, men and women are different. Your brother will ought to work and by nature women will ought to raise kids. Therefore, as young people in the house, we are ought to prepare for the things we will do in the future. This is coming from a girl who lived with two boys. I didn't do a lot of house work when I was young because we got used to it in the house; it does not mean it is the rule and that girls have to be treated the same as her brothers. Finally, I just genuinely feel she is driven by emotions and she feels like a victim. I genuinely think she is westernized or she is living in a society where she sees how her family is and how her friends are treated in the house. I genuinely hope may Allah guide her. The most important thing she should do is read Quran and sees how Allah describe our roles. She should know that our goal is to worship Allah. The center of universe is Allah and not our wants and desires. If we grasp that our main objective in life is to worship Allah, we will suddenly not care about what the man has or the woman has or what the society want me to have.
The double standards part, its no different than when a red pill guy starts ranting about how women can get away with certain things. In life there are just certain things that men can easily get away with, just as how there things that women can get away with. Sure put some light so we can make these individuals accountable but its a problem when you start projecting these outliers to the rest of the majority and using it as a excuse your misconducts.
Agree on the part of her being immature and being emotional. She needed guidance. It was a good chance to use this opportunity to give her more time to explain herself. Not everyone is capable of being articulate under the pressure one may feel while in public.
@@oneuserakaunt9969 yes for sure. They gave her ample chance to explain. But let me say , as an honest woman, we can be very manipulative with our emotions. It’s a very strategic and well used device in the female artillery. Generations of “ getting away with it” has led to the creation of the monster known as Karen!! This woman thought that she could make an argument by guilt and shame. DH is far too rational for that. I wish more men were like that. Women must learn not to do this. It’s devious and actually harmful for the woman in the long run. It always comes back to bite you.
To be fair, alot of muslim women and girls have the same opinion as her and they don't know that it came from feminism and if you ask them about it they will say they're against feminism. They are not lying they are misguided.
It deadass do be like this. Lots of simps be quoting He "should have behaved like Rasoolullah", as if the Prophet (peace be upon him) would have given her a thumbs up for her feminist views, like??? I guess they conveniently ignore the hadiths related to women who adorn themselves and women who are ungrateful :)
May Allah reward you sister. The ummah needs more women like you. Not like those feminists who use Islam whenever its convenient for them but throw Islamic law under the bus whenever it goes against their feminism nonsense.
only musIi ms think Danielle is making good points lol, he is literally showing every non musIi m how radical lsIam is, when he tries to justify s x sIav ery, or chiId marriage, Danielle is stupld lol, he is heIping the lsIamaphobes without even realising it 🤣 thanx Danielle
Just got a copy of “Modernist menace to Islam”. Easy read, brother Daniel really made an effort to make the book accessible to everyone and it is really practical. Love it so far.
@@jonatand2045 the contradiction comes from your lack of knowledge about Islam. Allah SWT created humans with free will, meaning the ability to choose between good and evil. He has given us a moral compass, sent us messengers with clear proofs to help us distinguish between good and evil. In today’s day and age, ignorance is a choice. If you choose to repent, follow Islam and submit to your creator you go to Heaven by Allah SWT’s mercy. However If you choose to submit to your desires instead and reject Your creator by arrogance, you will be punished, no doubt about it. You will earn your just reward based on what you do in this life. However Allah SWT is the most just, those who never heard about Islam will have their own test on the Day of judgement. They won’t be sent to Hell directly. We invite you to Islam, to the truth. The choice is yours. Trust this clarifies.
The thing i really like about akhi Daniel when I first watches his video was how unapologetic he was when it came to Islam. He showed no hesitation countering topics like patriarchy or slavery. I was actually pretty shocked when i heard him talk for the first time because you rarely see speakers being so blunt. He even gave me confidence to take on these topics and opened soo many new counter arguments and perspectives in his debates. May Allah keep you sincere on fee sabilillah
Same. I always believed in Islam and its laws, but I had that nagging doubt in the back of my mind but thanks to his videos, I was able to see past the deception and manipulation of the modern world.
@@anisahs2110 really! I didn't even realise for so long that i was subscribed to soo many feminist liberal ideologies subconsciously because of these Liberal muslim speakers like omar sulaiman until i watched his videos.
same with me ... like i really love islam , but hanged when islamophobes talk about polygamy or beat wife verse ...in one debate daniel gave such a logical and magnificent answer thya iiterllay flabbergasted by hearing that .... he insisted us to see the reality in different way not in the way the liberal demonic soceity want i came to knew that how the world and media manipulate the minds and present them as abslute truth ! back in my school we r taught to be hardcore nationalist , and i used to actually couple of years back .... but i came to knew that how nationalism teach you hate to other human just coz they r not belong to particular human made boundaries
@Original Blizzardhawk There are countless examples where humans had done things wrong before, then repented to their creator and became righteous. The prophet said every son of Adam is sinful, and the best of those who commit sins are those who repent. The disgrace is when someone insists in his sins and wrong beliefs despite the fact that they are clearly wrong without correcting them. We all should repent and correct what is wrong in either our beliefs and/or actions. For instance, someone espousing Shia beliefs should repent, or someone looking haram (forbidden) should repent, etc. If you mean fatwas, of course we should take them from trusted scholars, and bro Daniel we see him as a trusted daie and a student of knolwdge not a scholar of Islam.
I am extremely benefited from your your work Respected Daniel. Probably the only non-Afghan person who speak on these issues without any fear. May Allah bless you brother.
She went on a rant about her mother and father being unjust to her in favour of her brother, then when Daniel responded and asked what she meant, she claimed she's not here to talk about herself. I don't know if she's doing it on purpose, but this is gaslighting.
sometimes family dynamics are hard to describe succinctly. it might be a cultural issue where the parents give more love to the brother for being a boy or she could just have a wrong interpretation of the issue.
@@vypa-bk1iyif you can't explain your family dynamics that means you also don't understand them .I have seen Muslim families give more love to girls than boys and this needs to change. its not only my family its f--ing everywhere and when someone equally treat their sons and daughters then femcels like her emerge from the gutter and $h!t on their families.
@@vypa-bk1iy that's definitely wrong...both of them deserve same love But by that I don't mean allow her to sin or him for that matter... What's sinful has to be discouraged for both... And yes it's a problem in our society where boy's sins are belittled... But the reason the boys are cut a bit of slack (I'm not agreeing with society nor saying value of sin is less if a boy commits it) is because they have more responsibility and have to go out to be the breadwinner (whereas women are advised to stay home) hence getting exposed to more sin while fulfilling and obligation For example if someone growing up in a bad environment does a good deed obviously it would be a bit more rewarding than someone doing a good deed growing up in a good environment
I am a woman and I do not feel offended by what Daniel has said, especially not by this tweet. Don't try to put blame on someone else before you have done and acknowledged your part.
she put on Dan issues with her family, not good, next time ask in 3rd person for privacy, if you say inaccurate things, ppl can't support it in din! yes bida is wrong! tweet of the girl is wrong too, would she say ppl sneak in homes with locked doors? Hijab/protection shouldn't be undermined while saying ppl do bad things.
@@pahtashow Rijal are the leaders but both Rijal & Nisa need to learn Islam, as Nisa raise the awlad... feminism came in the 1870s to fit a plan of pagans who discriminate, not the din.
I watched the full video during the Ramadan of last year. That girl was very clever. She wanted to use some emotional blackmailing but eventually it turned against her. In other words, she fell into her own trap.
Lots of girls hold the same point of view, when they are advised to not put themselves in danger they get upset, they think you're blaming them for getting assaulted or whatever, according to them the solution is to ask they bad guys to stop doing what they are doing, but those bad guys don't care about any of that. And even if you don't advise her to not put herself in danger, when a woman got hurt she will blame all men for her suffering.
I think women (and men to an extent) need to realise that, telling you to be more cautious, doesn't necessarily mean you are to be blamed. We don't live an ideal where everybody will obey the rules if you tell them to. Obviously the blame will be on the culprit, but we owe it to ourselves to be vigilant in our own safety as we still have to bear the consequences. My mother taught me that as women, we are our first and last line of defense.
@@anisahs2110 I were taught the same, girls in family don't have even to go to the market, those are responsibilities of men, you go with your sister to this place to so and so, go bring that for you sister, but at home girls do almost everything unless it's something that needs some strength. Nobody is complaining, and everybody knows their role, men and women are not alike, as soon as people recognize this fact and try to live according to it, life becomes so easy.
@@khairt1731 They refuse to acknowledge their weakness and try to overcome it with gender equality, which leads to more suffering since they're expected to be like men.
Her only complaint is he comes off insensitive. After seeing the actual tweet I realized why he responded. The girl who tweeted made it apear as if the the hijab and taking precautions makes no difference about whether a girl gets assaulted. Daniels point is that those things do have an impact on reducing the likelihood of assault, just like seatbelts can reduce the likleyhood of death in a crash.
My father works at a Factory, and literally has back problems, just recently becoming a manager, supervising his own team... My mother is a Network Engineer, who gets to work from home half the time from her bedroom, and is still the bread winner. So yeah, Daniel has a point about the nature of the work. The more I watch Muslim Skeptic, the more I begin to see how logical Sharia Law is.
@@heythere9554 He can use the same argument, he can say my sister does nothing so I'll also do nothing in the house or in giving money/protection/teaching to her
To the sister in the video, the truth sometimes hurts, so we shouldn't think with our hearts but with our minds. You should reevaluate your idea about your brother been treated better than you in a broad sense, it's easy to think that we're oppressed and treated unjustly. And remember that if it is really the case that your family discriminates against you, Allah subhanaho wa taala is always watching and is the JUST .
Nice talk bro, there is something to add, we should use our (heart) 💚 by which to mind or reason all matters. Hence, who has healthy or sound heart will definitely think reasonably. Allah the almighty said: أَفَلَمْ يَسِيرُوا فِى الْأَرْضِ فَتَكُونَ لَهُمْ قُلُوبٌ يَعْقِلُونَ بِهَآ أَوْ ءَاذَانٌ يَسْمَعُونَ بِهَا ۖ فَإِنَّهَا لَا تَعْمَى الْأَبْصٰرُ وَلٰكِنْ تَعْمَى الْقُلُوبُ الَّتِى فِى الصُّدُورِ "So have they not traveled through the earth and have hearts by which to reason and ears by which to hear? For indeed, it is not eyes that are blinded, but blinded are the hearts which are within the breasts." (QS. Al-Hajj 22: Verse 46) Allah the almighty said: إِلَّا مَنْ أَتَى اللَّهَ بِقَلْبٍ سَلِيمٍ "But only one who comes to Allah with a sound heart."" (QS. Ash-Shu'araa 26: Verse 89)
@Hasan Mahedi he didn't told any truth. Her parents are indeed burdening her too much with work. I am a guy and I help my mother around the house and I also take care of other things that I am required to do. Daniel fanboys are insensitive and they didn't heard her say that her brother was doing nothing and was lying around whole day. The Daniel fanboys didn't listened to her saying that her parents were more strict with teaching her religion as compared to her brother. This is injustice and no one but Daniel fanboys could justify such things. Also hijab doesn't prevent rapes, it give you a layer of protection to a certain amount but it a rapist is really looking for hunting someone then they don't even spare fully or partially covered 2-3 year olds to 90-95 year olds. Rapists don't even spare boys and men and rape is a very sensitive topic to women which pigs like Daniel may never understand. Her whole point was that Daniel is insensitive and his answer proved it. May Allah bless the sister and may not divert her from Islam because of insensitive pigs like Daniel Pikachu.
@UCgLd563dHUXGfP_OctL24vg to be honest I don't really hate the guy if he just keeps his unjust views to himself. He really forgets how our Prophet Muhammad S.A.W. addressed the issue when a woman was raped. The prophet was very kind to the lady and only blamed the rapist for the rape but what Daniel does is something else.
I have worked hard my entire life and my wife has looked after our home and children. I recently had an injury that kept me at home for a month. I got to see and appreciate everything she does for us. We both have our roles and get caught up in our own role and sometimes looking past everything our partner does.
@@sameedalgora8490 no one forced me to work and that was before I got married. Even though I had a brother, I had to take care of my elderly and sick mother who passed away, because he was absolutely useless. There are times in life where you have to work as a woman
I told you guys a lot of Daniel haters first begin praising Daniel and then proceeds to bash him just like this girl did. It's a very familiar pattern on the comment section of this channel.
only musIi ms think Danielle is making good points lol, he is literally showing every non musIi m how radical lsIam is, when he tries to justify s x sIav ery, or chiId marriage, Danielle is stupid lol, he is heIping the lsIamaphobes without even realising it 🤣 thanx Danielle
@Syed Nasik ibn Mamun ibn Mutasim Ali ibn Riasat I agree with you 💯 bro. I don't see lot of simps and feminists commenting here when discussing on other topics. But they attack like swarms of locusts when a female issue is brought in as if Islam is all about worshipping women.
Or maybe some of Daniel's followers are no different than some of YQ's followers. Blind followership. Is there anything wrong with supporting a brothers work, but also critiquing when the brother is mistaken? (PS I am not defending the sister from the video, she was clearly wrong, but I am merely stating how your comment is wrong too) I love Daniel as a brother, I appreciate his work, and I recognise the importance of his work as not many Muslims in the west with a followership are as unapologetic as Daniel. But I will critique him when I feel that he has mistaken, and I do believe that his work would reach many more people if he slightly adjusts his approach.
@@juxtapositionMS To fight ignorance, we have to understand their ignorance and where it roots from. Throwing truth at their faces will not get them to accept the truth. There's a clear difference between ignorance and arrogance, and both have to be dealt with accordingly. Islam is the truth, and it very clearly is the truth. Yet, so many have their hearts closed for Islamic principles. The battle we fight isn't for the superiority of Islam, Islam is simply and obviously superior, but the battle we fight is against ignorance.
Sister was being too generic “I have suffered injustice”, question what was the injustice? Sister “I can’t say that” result= pointless coming onto debate program, if your not going to elaborate on your specific problem
Go Daniel. Go! :) 👍 Jazakum Allah Khairan. I’m a woman and I have seen through my five decades of my life how super super super sensitive woman are in general. Their emotions hinder them from common sense thinking, from taking life easy, understanding the roles of each gender, and submit to Allah SWT. It’s sad but fact. Personally, I feel sorry for men in this country.
This is basic common sense that Daniel Haqiqatjou is saying. Two years ago, I had a debate with my male junior at university on the same very topic of rape and the choices men and women can make to counter this epidemic. I made the exact same example of flashing wallet in a high crime area as Daniel..The junior did find it compelling, but surprisingly called this basic common sense argument as "Deep and Profound". Like No! If you are a practicing Muslim and firm in your faith, then it should be simple and crystal clear for you to understand...You should not find it complex or too deep to understand unless you are influenced by feminism or you easily melt down over female tears.
@@AC-mp7cx Some Islamic concepts are extremely simple to understand. Yet Modern Muslims find it complex or too deep to understand and they require such analogies of wallet and high crime area inorder to understand the Islamic principles or rationale regarding Hijab.
@Wish Princess Charming Was Real It is not the only thing to do for preventing rape for sure. But, it surely is in the list of "most crucial things to do" to prevent rape.
To me Daniel is a regular person, not even harsh at all. I've heard way harsher and blunt men. I really don't see Daniel as aggressive. He doesn't need to cater to female emotions. Men who overly cater to women emotions become c*cks and breed feminist domination.
I don't think Daniel was harsh at all, but I do think the title and the thumbnail are not correct. Some of our Muslim brothers and sisters are influenced by feminism and liberalism even though they don't directly support it. Feminism is the disease, we need to kill the disease and protect the people, they are our brothers and sisters after all. We shouldn't make it an "us vs them" type of a dialogue, that just causes them to go further astray.
makes sense in this kind of setting and in debates, but in general i would say men _should_ cater to emotions when it is fitting for the situation. We need to acknowledge differences and act with those differences in mind
Only a few weeks ago a muslim women was beaten to death in London, the guy was caught and is being taken to account. However, If anyone points out the fact that the women was walking around at 2 in the morning without a mahram while Allah swt says specifically women should stay at home and travel with a mahram which would have protected this women from this tragedy, women like the one in this video would find any excuse to say everyone is victim blaming.
Feminists “But but you can also die at 2 AM in your own home with a Mahram if’s there’s an armed burglary”, common sense isn’t common with feminists lol
She was going out to meet a guy in middle of the night she found in an app. Typical they abuse freedom as much as any other lay person. Muslim girls who support feminism are clowns who are trying to be murtad.
I think this sister has a lot in her heart. She seems genuine but needs to figure out a way to cope with the problems of life. May Allah ease all our paths.
only musIi ms think Danielle is making good points lol, he is literally showing every non musIi m how radical lsIam is, when he tries to justify s x sIav ery, or chiId marriage, Danielle is stupld lol, he is heIping the lsIamaphobes without even realising it 🤣 thanx Danielle
she ain't being genuine at all, she has personnal issues which she uses as bases to the truth which again is irrational, alot of women do this because of their emotional nature
You could hear the tears she's fighting back. Emotional wreck. And when asked to make sense of what she's saying she tries to gaslight Daniel. Shaking my head.
The false injustice she probably experienced was maybe the protective jealousy her Father may have had on her. She might have been told to wear modest clothes and this might have triggered her, as she obviously believes that no matter how you dress, it doesn't have an effect on Men, and that the Women is completely off the hook on this matter and "it's all Men's fault". Anyone who knows the hadith about how the Women who dresses in a way that she is still naked, such a Women wil not even smell the scent of Paradise, even though it can be smelt as far as the distance covering 70 years. And YES, hijab and loose clothing does make a difference in how much attention the Man pays on a Women.
Don't agree with the girl but Daniel should look into how girls are treated in certain family systems. Like in Eastern countries like Pakistan and India.
@@botbeamer Your use of words speaks volumes of what you are! There is no need to be rude or condescending! Can you tell me what is "deen actually"? I was referring to the family systems in the sub continent who use religion to treat a son different to a daughter,where there is injustice which is not justified according to Islam and it does exist.
It doesn’t have anything to do with it. There is NO evidence to back up the claim that the less clothes the higher risk of rape. If anything, A Federal Commission on Crime of Violence study found that just 4.4 percent of all reported rapes involved “provocative behavior” on the part of the victim. (In murder cases, it’s 22 percent.) It also found that most convicted rapists could not remember what their victims were wearing.
Go ahead and explain why Egypt and Pakistan have the highest harassment, public molestation and cat calling rates. U don’t even have to compare the west to the east. Let’s compare Muslim countries to each other alone. The highest harassment rates in the Muslim world occur in places like Egypt, where 80% of women are hijabis, yet the public molestation rates are as high as 99% according to the UN and Arab meter statistics. In Bangladesh and Pakistan, u can barely even see a woman’s shoulder, yet the rates are also beyond 90% and there are at least 11 rape cases everyday. Go compare this to places like Dubai, where female tourists be literally walking half naked, yet the harassment rates are way lower than modest demographics where hijab is common: So if harassing women was this inevitable that they need to be covered head to toe, explain to me why Dubai is one of the safest cities for women to walk alone at night while women in full niqabs in Egypt, on broad day light get harassed?
@@randomgirl8792 damn, the 'trust-me-bro' sources seem impressive, anyways it's an unarguable fact that the highest rape/harassment rates are in usa, sweden, australia, belguim, uk, france, finland... and so on. And by 'PURE' coincidence, these countries are the most 'liberated' countries where the nakedness and the so-called 'sex industry'. 100% of women get harassed in public transportation in france. I like how you enjoy 'lashing' yourself and your countries -if you were muslim in the first place'.
@@randomgirl8792 No one is denying that there's rape/harassment in Muslim countries, but in no way shape or form it's close as these garbage countries. Women's clothing is a 'PART' of the reason why rape cases occur, but not THE ONLY one. Do you think a country which implies the Sharia (aka enforcing hijab and gaze lowering, making marriage easy and applying punishments that reach to a death penalty) would have rape cases this high?
My grandma would solve her discomfort situation by getting her married. Brothers and sisters, once she starts talking nonsense it means there is a problem. It means the little girl is not a little girl anymore. Marriage project has to start and get every auntie involved. Find a good brother for her.
I get it what this sister says. I have seen families (parents) who take double standards on kids just bc if the gender when it comes to requirements and expectations from children (sons and daughters) they raise. And yes, it has nothing to do with Islam. Its cultural thing of giving one more entitlement over another and putting another child in such less worthy situations. No doubt women have their own chores and duties, but boys must have the same level of standards when it comes to raising them without being entitled, but strong willed and disciplined.
Its kind of primitive to think- if you have roof, clothes and food parents or fathers give you- they/he have/has a right to demand or expect more from girls then boys. Of course kids must grow greatfull regardless of gender for what their parents provide. as a parent who is very conservative and stand against of feminism- i teach my kids equal responsibilities , BUT girls have their own way of manners when using certain words or approach, boys have their own way if communication and everyone have their chores and have one standard of demands from parents (us) . If one is helping in the kitchen to cook, another one isn sitting around- he goes to take trash out, feed animals or make sure his boys room is organized OR at least read us book out-loud, they share chores so my son grows caring son to older mother or helping husband. Not making money and sitting on the couch vegetable. Do i make sense? If one does wrong gets the same way of punishment or faces consequences as another regardless of gender. Whopping butt. Also we have conversations about how women are gentle and they need help in life and care for them in any form they may need. My boys have to learn how to cook too, to be able to cook for their kids or sick wife if that happens
@K. Kong It's so true Women are emotional and so they judge everything emotionally Feminists will not want to work in construction but rather work at a air conditioned office
@@oneuserakaunt9969 Whats wrong if your son (as a husband) makes money, pays the bills and sit on the couch? I can understand that you want your boys to cook, but it should not be the case that they have to do what girls do and taking responsibility on their part. Men have responsibilities and woman have responsibilities. I would advise you to teach your boys martial arts or something they can learn how to defend themselves, they will benefit from it in their duties rather than making them the same as woman. For example, Who is going to protect the family when it is needed?
Her point wasn't entirely wrong but she couldn't clarify it with an example... If she presented with one situation/incident of her family (I don't think one incident is revealing too much personal stuff since she already called out her family on double standard) maybe then Daniel could directly address the situation
Wearing a Hijab is an act of obidience to Allah, not to men. A believing women wear it because they fear Allah. Take the advice as a reminder not a oppression.
The sister seems very emotional and may be walking a path that is destructive. I think liberalism runs through her veins and is overtaking the Islam in her. Sisters like this end up very unhappy and begin to question Islam
I have a female acquaintence who left Islam after she got brainwashed with liberism and feminism. The irony is, she seems to be even more depressed and unhappy now after she left Islam.
@@ahnaflfc369 they think their venting is logical. The way they process issues is totally different than men. I deal with it everyday. That is why God put men in charge.
I am not making this personal, from her voice she seems that she has nothing going on in her life. When people are stuck in life and have no purpose they tend to start blaming others for their lack of progress. I used to do the same thing.
@@botbeamer I don't think she started out this way. Young people now are influenced by social media, she is fighting for this "influencer" who is really destroying this girl's family from within. May Allah make it easy for them and her
@@samivanov5862 These girls think they are free and have a choice on who to listen to but they really don't, smartphones and networks are controlled from A to Z
The most common defense of feminists use is compartmentalizing feminism and saying there are multiple types of feminists that disagree with each other… on very hot button issues. They are straight up opposites to one another, sometimes.
Wearing hijab means practicing hijab and when you practice hijab (first understand what this means), then know you are following the commands of Allah and surely Allah will protect you.
The girl just needed to formulate a single idea and articulate it OR ask a relevant question. Instead we are taken on a merry go round of emotional nonsense.
My sister doesn’t work at all, and my parents expect me to do all the work as the son of the house. What she is talking about is a specific case and making it seem general.
This girl has been victimized by society, family, social media, and her own emotions. I'll pray for her cause she needs dua. Her coming on the show was a blessing for her. She will 100% change for the better inshaAllah.
As a Muslim man let me just to any feminist who may read this. Muslim men aren't against feminism because it's feminism...we are against feminism because it's not Islam. Just as we are against fascism, socialism, and nationalism.
@@juxtapositionMS I have good reasons to believe Islam is true(and I'm willing to explain) so from my perspective if you are not following the law of the creator then this is something negative for you and for the entire world. Even it might bring benefit in some way, it's not the *ultimate* benefit...from my perspective.
@@juxtapositionMS Can feminism bring something better in benefit than Allah's kalima? If you think so you are out of the fold of Islam and you should declare it publicly so you are not labeled a hypocrite. Or do you think that Islam advocates feminism or some feministic doctrines?
I appreciate the fact they were so patient with the sister...she just needed to vent with all the pressures of home life...she took all her pent up frustrations, aimed, and fired and called it "....you're aggressive towards women on your platform" 🥴🙄
Subhanallah! Just when Br. Daniel points out everyone has their discomforts regardless of their gender, the girl just got shook!! She has a feminist predisposition, and she fell back into her emotional antics rather than accepting the fact and moving on.
This is actually very sad. to live in a family where your feelings and thought never get the validation they need, you go around projecting that pain calling everyone a monster. She was very emotional over the phone and at some point started crying, I almost cried with her. I read the tweet and I didn’t share the same reaction she had, my first interpretation of it was that just because rape happens to hijabi or niqabi does not mean we should stop wearing it?? as it has been prescribed by Allah (S.w.t), she understood it from the lense of her own trauma. So sad
only musIi ms think Danielle is making good points lol, he is literally showing every non musIi m how radical lsIam is, when he tries to justify s x sIav ery, or chiId marriage, Danielle is stupid lol, he is heIping the lsIamaphobes without even realising it 🤣 thanx Danielle
I feel also sad from her. If she was a little bit some rational and less emotional then her massage would be clear. May Allah make it easy for her and for everyone. Amin
Actually it's the feminist agenda and its influences that have made her feel that way. To make her feel her work at home is what makes her inferior and its probably making her think like she's a maid. Rather than ponder upon the service she's imparting upon her family, and fulfilling her responsibility upon them, and the reward she's earning from Allah for that. Feminism has doomed women and its sad to see it in play.
By the way, the point she makes about the weight of a girl's sin vs a boy's sin and how we perceive it is so true. The truth is that girl's and women in general are more prestigious and the pride of a Muslim family. There is no sugar coating this, we are more afraid of our sister's falling into a major sin compared to us.
girls have a lot more to lose as the more vulnerable gender. so being more protective over them comes naturally. I have never heard anyone say that the degree of sin between genders is different. ever.
Yes, that's how I perceive it too. But I don't think she was talking about which sin is heavier. Alxamdulilah that we have these protective tendency towards our sister's. It just shows how valuable they are in a muslim family.
السلام عليكم و رحمة الله و بركاته That's true, but from what she's informed us of *her* family, there's no sin if the brother - after doing his duties - lies on a couch while the sister is doing her duties. And that's what Daniel was pointing out. What is the 'sin' of the brother? What is 'wrong' in *her* family? Was-Salaam Ibrahim.
@Rūsī,, daniel Tried to answer her and then she brings her personal life into the topics. the answer is we can't fully control crime because its unpredictable no matter how secure and prepared we are, that doesn't meant we shouldn't be prepared, we should prevented it.
One point of hers that I do agree with: we treat boys and girls differently within the family with respect to transgressions. I think it has more to do with cultures. With that said, she should’ve called into a therapist/counselor instead. The show is not to vent frustrations.
Just a question: which one’s “sin” has a bigger effect on family/society - the woman’s or the man’s? Why do we see a woman smoking differently than a man smoking? Is that culture too? Some of these things may be “cultural”, but that doesn’t always mean they’re wrong.
@@nothajzl If a brother starts a premarital relationship and then seeing that he didn’t get reprimanded, the sister does the same, the sister gets shamed a lot more and restrictions put on. Of course this is just speaking in generalities. Both are equally wrong and destructive.
@@sammu everything equals out eventually brother even in cultural norms, I can see where she is coming from. And her points are valid to a degree, but again she is comparing herself to males. U just cant compare urself to males in freedoms he has versus a female, male has a freedom becoz its his duty to earn. U cannot start comparing a women's piousness with that of a male, males cannot afford to be shy and stay home but women have to. Now she also referred to him sinning by which she means fornication, which has equal punishment for both male and female in islam, but again fornication is more dangerous for a female than a male, she can get pregnant to start with and what would be the future of that child later? So therefore parents care more about their daughter's piousness than their sons You can hold a male accountable for financial shortcomings in islam but cannot do the same to a woman, now what if males in islam start complaining about that? What if they say that women should also be responsible to earn in islam? And believe me I have seen muslim parents completely cutoff their sons who dont earn, this is how cruel a world can become towards a male. But the same muslim parents never abandon their daughters becoz daughters and females require care and protection unlike males. Those same parents even advice her brothers to take care of her when they r no more. But males dont have this luxury of being looked after, after a certain age they r own their own.
@K. Kong Let me ask you a question: if Allah treats the sin as similar for both women and men and the hudood punishment is same for women and for men, who are we to treat them differently? You will let sociologists dictate what’s better or worse for society? Or is Allah the one telling us what to think and do? I would highly recommend you go to Ustadh Abu Taymiyyah’s TH-cam channel and watch a video on this subject. He highlights this issue beautifully where if we give brothers a pass, our sisters will fall into same sins.
@@cuttingstitching-dressmaki3016 She was unclear or plain wrong on most issues she mentioned. However, on the issue of double standards towards sinning, I do agree with her that this double standard needs to go away.
Man I wish I had half the debating skills as Daniel, Mashallah so beautifully deconstructed typical female argument filled with emotion to compensate for lack of substantive information.
There is no doubt that Ustadh Daniel is doing an outstanding job. I'd recommend every Muslim to join Alasna Institute. We need to equip ourselves with the right tools if we want to win this battle against all these isms and schisms. May Allah ﷻ bless Ustadh Daniel with happiness, health, knowledge, and longevity. Ameen!
well by saying that the man is the one fully to blame, that doesn't disregard that wearing hijab protects you, if you know that hijab protects you and reduce the chance of getting assaulted, wearing it is a blessing, you're just trying to discriminate men because of your own unprotected self, sister
Yeah even if we teach the men to behave themselves some will never even if u try the hardest .some men are animals .it's like saying u drink alcohol and blame the men for ur bad health as alcohol is made by men.if u know there is a danger make some precautions ourselves.
@@Xenor999 Go ahead and explain why Egypt and Pakistan have the highest harassment, public molestation and cat calling rates. U don’t even have to compare the west to the east. Let’s compare Muslim countries to each other alone. The highest harassment rates in the Muslim world occur in places like Egypt, where 80% of women are hijabis, yet the public molestation rates are as high as 99% according to the UN and Arab meter statistics. In Bangladesh and Pakistan, u can barely even see a woman’s shoulder, yet the rates are also beyond 90% and there are at least 11 rape cases everyday. Go compare this to places like Dubai, where female tourists be literally walking half naked, yet the harassment rates are way lower than modest demographics where hijab is common: So if harassing women was this inevitable that they need to be covered head to toe, explain to me why Dubai is one of the safest cities for women to walk alone at night while women in full niqabs in Egypt, on broad day light get harassed?
Go ahead and explain why Egypt and Pakistan have the highest harassment, public molestation and cat calling rates. U don’t even have to compare the west to the east. Let’s compare Muslim countries to each other alone. The highest harassment rates in the Muslim world occur in places like Egypt, where 80% of women are hijabis, yet the public molestation rates are as high as 99% according to the UN and Arab meter statistics. In Bangladesh and Pakistan, u can barely even see a woman’s shoulder, yet the rates are also beyond 90% and there are at least 11 rape cases everyday. Go compare this to places like Dubai, where female tourists be literally walking half naked, yet the harassment rates are way lower than modest demographics where hijab is common: So if harassing women was this inevitable that they need to be covered head to toe, explain to me why Dubai is one of the safest cities for women to walk alone at night while women in full niqabs in Egypt, on broad day light get harassed?
Egypt. Aare you from Egypt or have visited. So called hijabis and their 'class fellows'. Even the lads their know they pukka Hijab women from the hijabis with their skin tight jeans and camel hump styles. Not to mention the awaam is largely not upon the Sunnah and its a secular nation, same with Pakistan. Why not look at KSA, medina is the safest in the world for women yet most are covered head to toe. More than 90% British women gave experienced harassment in the UK and the overwhelming majority of those were not women of piety!
@@randomgirl8792 I guess you're totally oblivious about the economical, political, and religious instability in Egypt... The Egyptian government is part of the problem, constantly fighting Islamic values and encouraging harassments... You also gotta work on those numbers... In Saudi Arabia, on the other hand, sexual harassment is a foreign concept, outright unheard of... That should tell you something...
What you had said might be case for USA but not for Pakistan, in Pakistan 74 percent of women who are rape victims are veiled, Secondly child abuse is rampant here and government is doing nothing. Lastly, A women would should hijab because It's Allah's order not for rapist. Hijab has a lot more aspect than mere protection, it is a Muslim woman dignity, honour,pride and identity.
only musIi ms think Danielle is making good points lol, he is literally showing every non musIi m how radical lsIam is, when he tries to justify s x sIav ery, or chiId marriage, Danielle is stupid lol, he is heIping the lsIamaphobes without even realising it 🤣 thanx Danielle
I can understand where the girl is coming from, Its a common practice in some cultures to prefer boys over girls , I understand Islam has defined different roles for men and women but for parents to prefer one child over the other just because of their gender is completely unacceptable. It is one of the reasons that women turn to liberal feminism because their rights as a daughter were suppressed. Its not healthy to completely brush this topic under the carpet as there is a generation of women who were made to feel unwanted or not worthy by their parents, how do we expect these women to be strong mothers? I believe the girl was only seeking answers to what she has experienced , in my humble opinion a harsh approach is not always the answer as everyone is on a different level of their journey towards deen.
Actually you’re right, the girl is right and these gentlemen are also right. The issue is, we are programmed to not cede and agree anymore. Although I have to say the girl was immature and emotional. She seemed like she was still a kid not a woman yet in terms of understanding life
You cannot sure until you know the detail. when feminist woman sad that parent prefer boys over girl it can also thing as simple is his brother allowed to go out at nights, go to public gym etc and she is not
Just to share my experience. When I wore the hijab, I felt free. A part of it, Alhamdulillah, was that there was a noticeable difference in the amount of stares I would get before and after I wore the hijab. Yes, I still got stares, but much less so than when I was not wearing the hijab. Alhamdulillah.
Many mosques have family counseling that will help clearify gender roles in a family. If there is injustice in how her parents treat her, then she should get help from a family counselor instead of venting to Brother Daniel in a public forum.
Hahaha, I agree as well. From the start of the video when she began to talk about her complain I immediately identify that she has mental health problems. Some people in the comment section said marriage can help her. This is partly true, but before she gets married she needs to see a very good counselor, therapist, or clinical psychologist to dive into her childhood years. If this does not happen, she will continue to be surrounded by toxic and negative surroundings/people.
*The sister made some valid and heart-touching points at the beginning, let us not disregard those feelings of hers, Daniel.* May Allah SWT make it easy for her, and the entire Ummah. *ALSO, please don't title videos like this -- It seems like you are making fun of her. The prophet PBUH would be ashamed to see us treating good Muslim women this way.* But i definitely do agree with Brother Daniel regarding the attracting of crime
Here again, muslim men simping for secretly feminist muslim women. She don't address what the real problem is but blatanly blame her parent and her brother. Do you said that is example of good muslim??
Fatima al-Zahra ( the prophet mohammed daughter ) when Asmaa was with her, she asked her if she dies to make her body be laid with leaves, So that the shroud dress does not stick to her body and describe it while shes dead! the salihat of womens think of coverting and hayaa even after her soul leave the body let alone when shes in that body .. and many muslim womens today not even considering to cover whiles she's alive ... subhan Allah ..
It's a bit irrelevant but the article of Umm Khalid confession of a ex feminist helped me sooo much, Alhamdulillah Allah SWT changed me a lot through that article
Seems like she's really suffering double standard family issue and all she wants is to be apologetic about Shari'ah or wants modernism in hands. May Allah guide her.
It's not about suffering, it's about holding the faith and its rules whatever situation you're livin' in, but she's losing it. May Allah grant her hidayah!
I think the sister is going through an emotional ordeal and internal conflict that makes her seem super sensitive. Let us pray for her that Allah will put peace and tranquility in her heart.
In my humble views Ustad Daniel. The girl did have geniune issues. She was not able to explain her situation because either she didn't have the required intellect (not calling her stupid) or was nervous. Sometimes it is hard to put feelings in words.The issue was not about who pays the bills or who is the bread whiner of the family. The issue was about the fair treatment of daughters and sons.. I am a boy.. just to make it clear.. In some parts of the world and where I come from boys are given certain freedom and privileges over girls, freedoms which are prohibited in Islam.. Boys go out of Home just to hang around and roam in the city without any permission from their mother or father. They come home late at night and are most of the time not asked what were they doing or where were they. Brothers often make their sisters to do their academic work like homework or projects. Girls are naturally more kind and caring and do their brothers' works but the opposite is not true. When brothers are at home they ask their sisters to fetch them water and food and other stuff and not move a single muscle themselves. Sisters have to wash their clothes, iron it and arrange it for them. I am talking about unmarried siblings offcourse. The issue is more serious than sibling rivalry believe me. What do the brothers do for their sisters in return? Apart from lecturing them from time to time on how to behave when they themselves do wrong stuff. Some parents allow this type of behavior. The Prophet ( peace be upon him) was not like this. He used to house chores himself. This type of unjust upbringing is harmful for both the boys and girls. Such boys are arrogant and are generally not so good husbands. They treat women as inferior to them.. On the other hand, girls start viewing households as prision and the way to escape it is by becoming a man herself i.e. a carrier woman. They neglect the role of mother and wife and adopt feminist traits.. This type of unfair treatment is very harmful. Daughters should be given the dignity which they rightly deserve.
I just read a few lines and you're already missing the point. She is ignoring the main point and asserting her's on Daniel without appropriate evidence. Please differ feelings from reality brother. She paints a partial picture and then refuses to elaborate. What are we to do with the extremely limited info she gave, "My parents mistreat me". Ok how? "Can't say, lol". Nibba wut?
Agree with you completely.. I have lived that life. She may have brought up the tweet because she felt they care more about her or women's feelings then muslim families.. because they(muslim men) disregard their feelings.. when talking to people their psychological issues need to take into account..
@@galagainstterror In your opinion how should have Daniel responded(other than lying down before and saying "step on me queen") and what solution do you provide. Cuz I dunno what else Daniel could have done. She literally starts her Convo by ✨humbly✨ bashing Hijab, saying it does nothing to prevent sexual assault. Duh, then what is the purpose of covering up in the first place? Then she goes on to make a claim about the general population of Muslim females and backs up her claim with "personal" experiences which she gave a very brief and ambiguous account of. When this harsh Muslim man(Daniel) tried to understand the sister's situation. She repeatedly refused to elaborate as if she hadn't already said alot about her family situation. Like many Muslim woman, she seems to be suffering from non-existent oppression. As Daniel puts it better, "A myth".
Assalamu Alaikum. I agree with you, Jam and Juice. I am 44 years old. I am reading the comments and so far you are the only who had similar comments that I had. The sister was extremely respectful. I don't get it.
I actually was looking for a way to smartly articulate this point. @21:00 "the man with lot of money getting mugged in a shady place" was a great analogy.
Hijab does very little for women, who plaster themselves in makeup and wear very revealing clothing. Somehow they think this is acceptable. May Allah guide us all. Ameen.
Brothers, Just go back to your mother (non-western country) for marriage and don’t bother with the high risk of marrying someone that grew up in the west. Either that, or go MGTOW. My sincere advice after personally seeing so many brothers going through divorce here in the US over exactly what we heard in this video.
Not gonna lie, I think you’re right. If you can’t find a way to marry right, go MGTOW, but don’t forget to make du’aa to Allah to make it easy for you to find what’s good for you in this world and the hereafter.
Brother I am doing that right now. I’m at Iraq rn and looking for marriage. I promise you that you will feel ashamed. It’s like the west here. Most of them got brainwashed by their smartphones.
I wish my comment wasn’t the reality but unfortuanetly it is. Seeing brothers work their whole lives to establish themselves, especially financially and then losing it all in a divorce is a horrible sight, not to mention losing custody of their children. Difficult times we are living in, may Allah make it easy for brothers and sisters who are on the haqq.
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Really enjoyed this video and i think you was on point, im usually a critic but enjoy partially your work.
Here in sub continent atheists have strategy designed for women to apostatise and that is make them emotional i.e how "oppressive" Islam is.
Usually Yes, but not always- we can’t use it as a blanket statement for every case and use it as generally accepted understanding.
The crocodiles tears 🐊 It’s their speciality 👩🏻🎓😆
She wants:
The power of a man
The privilege of a woman
The accountability of a child
Modern women in a nutshell lol.
Feminist is just an illuminati propaganda to take household woman and make them career driven thotties. Keep listening to the kuffar and you surely will fall depressed and emotionally handicapped.
My king ! )))
SPOT ON AHKI
Lol.
Good point.
She literally disclosed what's happening at home with her parents and her brother , complained about how her parents are treating her, complained about the difference of attitude towards her brother, then when brother Daniel wanted to know what exactly happened in order to properly understand her case she refused to do that claiming she didn't come here to complain or disclose what's happened with her family, well sister , you're 100% here to complain. This is what feminism does to you , it makes you a nonsensical, self contradicting complain machine.
I have 7 practicing sisters and I can say for certain you have absolutely no idea what you are talking about!! The stupidly and school boy comment you just made is the problem with Muslim men today!
Discrediting the views of our sisters, and maligning them as feminists. Men like you and Danny are a disgrace to all Muslim men.
Cut her some slack, women are emotional. That's why we were called glass vessels. Being gentler does no one harm. I think Daniel could have done better handling this issue here. This further creates hostility and increases the gap. I've seen men take a gentler approach in making a woman understand, including myself, and that way is more effective. As silly as it might sound we don't need facts and rationality as much as men do. We need empathy, respect and a gentleness.
@@annam7683 well sorry that u don't use ur brain and u think all of the woman are like you who only care about how they fell
how u fell really don't matter when it comes to Islam no matter how u fell about Islam and the laws put by Allah we don't care we will say the truth and will say what Islam ordered us to
@@annam7683 There's a time to be gentle and not be gentle. This sister came to a live stream, and poses a provocative question to Daniel in a quite intimidating tone and when Daniel did the same, suddenly its not acceptable? I agree, us women are emotional, but that does not mean we are free from accountability and criticism. Her intention wasn't to have a discussion but just wanted to put Daniel in a spot, as she brought up an incident that was independent from the stream and proceeded to emotionally bring up her anecdotes to smear him.
@@annam7683
Here we are for facts and rationality and this platform is for them, not for emotions or respect and empathy sympathy and such.
Daniel spoke fine and gentle and to the point.
The girl was the one with no gentleness and threw insults when found out she couldn't respond and got stuck with no words.
i am a teacher from Morocco, i advised my students to follow you and y logical way of debating, May Allah protect you for the Omah
Bro only musIi ms think Danielle is making good points lol, he is literally showing every non musIi m how radical lsIam is, when he tries to justify s x sIav ery, or chiId marriage, Danielle is stupid lol, he is heIping the lsIamaphobes without even realising it 🤣 thanx Danielle
Amin. How is the situation of the Muslim youth there?
@@13thdivision70 Alhamdo Li Allah, they are still religiius by fitrah, that is if we remind them they easily repent and accept without much arguing. Though tge media is working day and night to destroy them and their morality.
Morrocans will never leave their religion cause it s in their blood and heart hamdo lilah
I wrote your name even in a test for my students so that they can remember that name as a kodwah , we love you in Allah brother, charrouf
@@13thdivision70 Not good. Tourism has ruined that country. The poor want to be rich, so they'll openly disregard Islam lusting after status - the typical 'get rich or die trying', and the rich want to be western openly lusting after feminism, 'laicity' and the pursuit of more wealth. And lets not get into the prostitution....
As a woman, I have some comments on her discussion.
First of all, it is a common sense that if you dress less, you are more likely to get harassed. I'm a Hijabi woman and I rarely ever get harassed. In fact, men respect you, give up their seats for you, make sure not to touch you, and overall give you your space. If a woman gets harassed while she is not dressed modestly, she gets her share of the blame. He gets the blame for harassing her and she gets the blame for 'partly' causing this Fitnah in the first place.
Second, her idea that she is against liberal feminism but for another form of feminism does not make a difference because the source of getting what's right and wrong is not Islam but from feminism. What happens when the feminist ideology goes against Islamic teachings? What drives her morality and the way of life? Feminism does not mean 'women's rights'. It's a whole ideology with implications on how the woman sees herself and how the man sees her and how she should be treated. If one is a true Muslim, their only reference to their identity and how they should live their life is from Islam and no other outside ideology.
Third, she talks about her brother and how she is being discriminated against. Even if we assume she did get mistreated, then the problem is with her parents' practices and not Islam itself. Distinguish between Islam and the practice of Muslims. Another idea is maybe you don't like the way your brother is treated because you want to be treated the same. However, men and women are different. Your brother will ought to work and by nature women will ought to raise kids. Therefore, as young people in the house, we are ought to prepare for the things we will do in the future. This is coming from a girl who lived with two boys. I didn't do a lot of house work when I was young because we got used to it in the house; it does not mean it is the rule and that girls have to be treated the same as her brothers.
Finally, I just genuinely feel she is driven by emotions and she feels like a victim. I genuinely think she is westernized or she is living in a society where she sees how her family is and how her friends are treated in the house. I genuinely hope may Allah guide her. The most important thing she should do is read Quran and sees how Allah describe our roles. She should know that our goal is to worship Allah. The center of universe is Allah and not our wants and desires. If we grasp that our main objective in life is to worship Allah, we will suddenly not care about what the man has or the woman has or what the society want me to have.
Perfect explanation!
ما شاء الله و الحمد لله بارك الله فيك
يحفظك الله و يصلح أعمالك و شؤونك و دينك
جزاك الله خيراً في هذه الدنياء و في الأخيرة
آمين 🤲
Well said sister
Literally saluting you right now sister.
The double standards part, its no different than when a red pill guy starts ranting about how women can get away with certain things. In life there are just certain things that men can easily get away with, just as how there things that women can get away with. Sure put some light so we can make these individuals accountable but its a problem when you start projecting these outliers to the rest of the majority and using it as a excuse your misconducts.
Girl totally confirmed DHs point.
As a woman I totally agree with DH and Hashim and I found the girl immature and over emotional
I don't need feminist sister to cook for me, I just hate muslim or non muslim women ofnowdays
Agree on the part of her being immature and being emotional. She needed guidance. It was a good chance to use this opportunity to give her more time to explain herself. Not everyone is capable of being articulate under the pressure one may feel while in public.
She started off strong during her opening, but as soon as DH opened his mouth, she fell apart.
@@oneuserakaunt9969 this is true
@@oneuserakaunt9969 yes for sure. They gave her ample chance to explain. But let me say , as an honest woman, we can be very manipulative with our emotions. It’s a very strategic and well used device in the female artillery. Generations of “ getting away with it” has led to the creation of the monster known as Karen!!
This woman thought that she could make an argument by guilt and shame. DH is far too rational for that. I wish more men were like that. Women must learn not to do this. It’s devious and actually harmful for the woman in the long run. It always comes back to bite you.
Unlike other daii, brother Daniel does not sugar coat or compromise the religion of Allah sw, love you in Allah brother Daniel.
Nop most of the dais do it, not talking about Yaqeen institute
Akhi Daniel is based
Daniel is a gift from allah
@@personalprofile1939 Stop sugar coatting Islam, thanks.
@@noname19286 Where is it said that we should avoid any other evidences than quran and sunnah?
Tell me you're a feminist without saying you're a feminist
Nailed it!
yeah she said some weird stuff about feminist and things to defend feminists
Just say
I agree with daniel on everything
BUTTTTTTTTTTT
😂😂😂
To be fair, alot of muslim women and girls have the same opinion as her and they don't know that it came from feminism and if you ask them about it they will say they're against feminism.
They are not lying they are misguided.
@@Ya39oub_G Yeah that's just a lot of words for "brainswashed" 👍
Feminist lady: rude as hell
People simping for feminist lady: Daniel, you gotta be nice!
Daniel: 🤣
It deadass do be like this. Lots of simps be quoting He "should have behaved like Rasoolullah", as if the Prophet (peace be upon him) would have given her a thumbs up for her feminist views, like??? I guess they conveniently ignore the hadiths related to women who adorn themselves and women who are ungrateful :)
im a woman.. and i stand with every word brother daniel has said. love love love this brother of mine for the sake of Allaah
May Allah reward you sister.
The ummah needs more women like you.
Not like those feminists who use Islam whenever its convenient for them but throw Islamic law under the bus whenever it goes against their feminism nonsense.
It cracks me up every time seeing how chill Daniel is as he strokes his beard
It’s a total Chad move, not gonna lie.
only musIi ms think Danielle is making good points lol, he is literally showing every non musIi m how radical lsIam is, when he tries to justify s x sIav ery, or chiId marriage, Danielle is stupld lol, he is heIping the lsIamaphobes without even realising it 🤣 thanx Danielle
@@samy7013 he is just another abdool who is showing how radlcaI lsIam is, typical abdool move
Gigachad Daniel 😂😂🙏🙏❤️
@@ahmeds754 beta abdooI lol
Just got a copy of “Modernist menace to Islam”. Easy read, brother Daniel really made an effort to make the book accessible to everyone and it is really practical.
Love it so far.
please send me the link brother
may Allah bless you
How can i get PDF?
Sorry brothers, I bought a copy of the physical book. Not sure if the brother plan to release a digital version.
condamnation of pedophilia and interdiction of slavery menace islam
@@jonatand2045 the contradiction comes from your lack of knowledge about Islam. Allah SWT created humans with free will, meaning the ability to choose between good and evil. He has given us a moral compass, sent us messengers with clear proofs to help us distinguish between good and evil.
In today’s day and age, ignorance is a choice.
If you choose to repent, follow Islam and submit to your creator you go to Heaven by Allah SWT’s mercy. However If you choose to submit to your desires instead and reject Your creator by arrogance, you will be punished, no doubt about it.
You will earn your just reward based on what you do in this life.
However Allah SWT is the most just, those who never heard about Islam will have their own test on the Day of judgement. They won’t be sent to Hell directly.
We invite you to Islam, to the truth. The choice is yours.
Trust this clarifies.
The thing i really like about akhi Daniel when I first watches his video was how unapologetic he was when it came to Islam. He showed no hesitation countering topics like patriarchy or slavery. I was actually pretty shocked when i heard him talk for the first time because you rarely see speakers being so blunt. He even gave me confidence to take on these topics and opened soo many new counter arguments and perspectives in his debates. May Allah keep you sincere on fee sabilillah
Same. I always believed in Islam and its laws, but I had that nagging doubt in the back of my mind but thanks to his videos, I was able to see past the deception and manipulation of the modern world.
@@anisahs2110 really! I didn't even realise for so long that i was subscribed to soo many feminist liberal ideologies subconsciously because of these Liberal muslim speakers like omar sulaiman until i watched his videos.
same with me ... like i really love islam , but hanged when islamophobes talk about polygamy or beat wife verse ...in one debate daniel gave such a logical and magnificent answer thya iiterllay flabbergasted by hearing that ....
he insisted us to see the reality in different way not in the way the liberal demonic soceity want
i came to knew that how the world and media manipulate the minds and present them as abslute truth !
back in my school we r taught to be hardcore nationalist , and i used to actually couple of years back .... but i came to knew that how nationalism teach you hate to other human just coz they r not belong to particular human made boundaries
@Original Blizzardhawk
There are countless examples where humans had done things wrong before, then repented to their creator and became righteous. The prophet said every son of Adam is sinful, and the best of those who commit sins are those who repent. The disgrace is when someone insists in his sins and wrong beliefs despite the fact that they are clearly wrong without correcting them. We all should repent and correct what is wrong in either our beliefs and/or actions. For instance, someone espousing Shia beliefs should repent, or someone looking haram (forbidden) should repent, etc.
If you mean fatwas, of course we should take them from trusted scholars, and bro Daniel we see him as a trusted daie and a student of knolwdge not a scholar of Islam.
Shaythan has a hold on her and wants to believe that she is oppressed
Daniel is a lion and as a Muslim I am proud we have an educated Muslim brother standing up for true Islamic values
I am extremely benefited from your your work Respected Daniel. Probably the only non-Afghan person who speak on these issues without any fear. May Allah bless you brother.
Taliban is the way forward ❤️
@@slaveofallah3747 ❤️
She went on a rant about her mother and father being unjust to her in favour of her brother, then when Daniel responded and asked what she meant, she claimed she's not here to talk about herself. I don't know if she's doing it on purpose, but this is gaslighting.
sometimes family dynamics are hard to describe succinctly. it might be a cultural issue where the parents give more love to the brother for being a boy or she could just have a wrong interpretation of the issue.
@@vypa-bk1iyif you can't explain your family dynamics that means you also don't understand them .I have seen Muslim families give more love to girls than boys and this needs to change. its not only my family its f--ing everywhere and when someone equally treat their sons and daughters then femcels like her emerge from the gutter and $h!t on their families.
@@vypa-bk1iy that's definitely wrong...both of them deserve same love
But by that I don't mean allow her to sin or him for that matter...
What's sinful has to be discouraged for both...
And yes it's a problem in our society where boy's sins are belittled...
But the reason the boys are cut a bit of slack (I'm not agreeing with society nor saying value of sin is less if a boy commits it) is because they have more responsibility and have to go out to be the breadwinner (whereas women are advised to stay home) hence getting exposed to more sin while fulfilling and obligation
For example if someone growing up in a bad environment does a good deed obviously it would be a bit more rewarding than someone doing a good deed growing up in a good environment
@K. Kong That's quite true.
@K. Kong "a Greek solution to a Greek problem" ~Ibn Taymiyyah
I am a woman and I do not feel offended by what Daniel has said, especially not by this tweet.
Don't try to put blame on someone else before you have done and acknowledged your part.
Men first
she put on Dan issues with her family, not good, next time ask in 3rd person for privacy, if you say inaccurate things, ppl can't support it in din! yes bida is wrong!
tweet of the girl is wrong too, would she say ppl sneak in homes with locked doors? Hijab/protection shouldn't be undermined while saying ppl do bad things.
@@pahtashow Rijal are the leaders but both Rijal & Nisa need to learn Islam, as Nisa raise the awlad... feminism came in the 1870s to fit a plan of pagans who discriminate, not the din.
@@falsesectslikeshiaarejudeo6543 It doesn't matter. How pagans was discriminating? Patriarchy is a myrh.
I watched the full video during the Ramadan of last year. That girl was very clever. She wanted to use some emotional blackmailing but eventually it turned against her. In other words, she fell into her own trap.
True
If she Fell into her own trap, wouldn't that make her stupid?
I mean, at least one would know how to avoid their own traps, no?!
Men like you take women far away from Islam because of the way you belittle them.
I wouldn't call that clever
@@limaali1 if a woman truly knew about Islam she would never leave islam over a simple fact which may have hurt her feelings
Lots of girls hold the same point of view, when they are advised to not put themselves in danger they get upset, they think you're blaming them for getting assaulted or whatever, according to them the solution is to ask they bad guys to stop doing what they are doing, but those bad guys don't care about any of that. And even if you don't advise her to not put herself in danger, when a woman got hurt she will blame all men for her suffering.
I think women (and men to an extent) need to realise that, telling you to be more cautious, doesn't necessarily mean you are to be blamed.
We don't live an ideal where everybody will obey the rules if you tell them to. Obviously the blame will be on the culprit, but we owe it to ourselves to be vigilant in our own safety as we still have to bear the consequences. My mother taught me that as women, we are our first and last line of defense.
A woman without Instruction is heading for Destruction
@@anisahs2110 Your mother taught you wrong.
Your first defense is Allah. The feminist mindset has entered western Muslim women.
@@anisahs2110
I were taught the same, girls in family don't have even to go to the market, those are responsibilities of men, you go with your sister to this place to so and so, go bring that for you sister, but at home girls do almost everything unless it's something that needs some strength. Nobody is complaining, and everybody knows their role, men and women are not alike, as soon as people recognize this fact and try to live according to it, life becomes so easy.
@@khairt1731
They refuse to acknowledge their weakness and try to overcome it with gender equality, which leads to more suffering since they're expected to be like men.
What an argumentative woman, good luck to the man unfortunate to marry her.
Yes the problem is how to vet properly these types of modern entitlement
Lmaoooo
She is still young she will change insha'Allah
She didn’t care about what you have said, she cared about how you said it and how it made her feel.
She : I support all the work of brother Daniel.
Then starts to complain like she hates him for every problem of her life.
Lol
Her only complaint is he comes off insensitive. After seeing the actual tweet I realized why he responded. The girl who tweeted made it apear as if the the hijab and taking precautions makes no difference about whether a girl gets assaulted. Daniels point is that those things do have an impact on reducing the likelihood of assault, just like seatbelts can reduce the likleyhood of death in a crash.
ROFL
She try’s to give compliments first so he is pulling back. It’s some kind of tactic what many woman use
@@Israbintali You are my man- my sister actually... LoL. You just got it so precise. Impressive!
My father works at a Factory, and literally has back problems, just recently becoming a manager, supervising his own team... My mother is a Network Engineer, who gets to work from home half the time from her bedroom, and is still the bread winner. So yeah, Daniel has a point about the nature of the work.
The more I watch Muslim Skeptic, the more I begin to see how logical Sharia Law is.
Are you Muslim woman
Assalamu alikum o warriors of Islam.
May Allah save us and our sisters from this poison of feminism, AMEEN
Oh my dad makes me Uncomfortable & makes my brother Comfortable. HOW? Her: I don’t want to discuss my personal life. DH: U already did 😭😭
Maybe he makes her do household work while her brother lazes around.
@@heythere9554 He can use the same argument, he can say my sister does nothing so I'll also do nothing in the house or in giving money/protection/teaching to her
@@heythere9554 Easy to play these games, these girls are going straight to gehennam
@@botbeamer bruh stop with that only allah knows who goes to jahnam maybe she is young and doesn't know
She mistook this for a therapy session
😂😂 shes in the wrong video call meeting.
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To the sister in the video, the truth sometimes hurts, so we shouldn't think with our hearts but with our minds. You should reevaluate your idea about your brother been treated better than you in a broad sense, it's easy to think that we're oppressed and treated unjustly. And remember that if it is really the case that your family discriminates against you, Allah subhanaho wa taala is always watching and is the JUST .
daniel was too rough on her
Nice talk bro, there is something to add, we should use our (heart) 💚 by which to mind or reason all matters. Hence, who has healthy or sound heart will definitely think reasonably.
Allah the almighty said:
أَفَلَمْ يَسِيرُوا فِى الْأَرْضِ فَتَكُونَ لَهُمْ قُلُوبٌ يَعْقِلُونَ بِهَآ أَوْ ءَاذَانٌ يَسْمَعُونَ بِهَا ۖ فَإِنَّهَا لَا تَعْمَى الْأَبْصٰرُ وَلٰكِنْ تَعْمَى الْقُلُوبُ الَّتِى فِى الصُّدُورِ
"So have they not traveled through the earth and have hearts by which to reason and ears by which to hear? For indeed, it is not eyes that are blinded, but blinded are the hearts which are within the breasts."
(QS. Al-Hajj 22: Verse 46)
Allah the almighty said:
إِلَّا مَنْ أَتَى اللَّهَ بِقَلْبٍ سَلِيمٍ
"But only one who comes to Allah with a sound heart.""
(QS. Ash-Shu'araa 26: Verse 89)
@@AC-mp7cx he was not rough on her at all. People are waaaaaaaay too sensitive now.
@Hasan Mahedi he didn't told any truth. Her parents are indeed burdening her too much with work. I am a guy and I help my mother around the house and I also take care of other things that I am required to do. Daniel fanboys are insensitive and they didn't heard her say that her brother was doing nothing and was lying around whole day. The Daniel fanboys didn't listened to her saying that her parents were more strict with teaching her religion as compared to her brother. This is injustice and no one but Daniel fanboys could justify such things. Also hijab doesn't prevent rapes, it give you a layer of protection to a certain amount but it a rapist is really looking for hunting someone then they don't even spare fully or partially covered 2-3 year olds to 90-95 year olds. Rapists don't even spare boys and men and rape is a very sensitive topic to women which pigs like Daniel may never understand. Her whole point was that Daniel is insensitive and his answer proved it. May Allah bless the sister and may not divert her from Islam because of insensitive pigs like Daniel Pikachu.
@UCgLd563dHUXGfP_OctL24vg to be honest I don't really hate the guy if he just keeps his unjust views to himself. He really forgets how our Prophet Muhammad S.A.W. addressed the issue when a woman was raped. The prophet was very kind to the lady and only blamed the rapist for the rape but what Daniel does is something else.
When you fail as a parent this is what your kids become.
I worked outside and now I am a wife and mother, so I know both worlds and there is no work that is harder than being a mother.
I have worked hard my entire life and my wife has looked after our home and children.
I recently had an injury that kept me at home for a month.
I got to see and appreciate everything she does for us.
We both have our roles and get caught up in our own role and sometimes looking past everything our partner does.
Your husband should not force you to work. If no husband, then where is your mahram? If no mahram at all, then idk.
@@sameedalgora8490 no one forced me to work and that was before I got married. Even though I had a brother, I had to take care of my elderly and sick mother who passed away, because he was absolutely useless. There are times in life where you have to work as a woman
@@amatullahnet5022 May Allah reward you. And may Allah give your brother hidayat.
Then go work in a coal mine instead
I told you guys a lot of Daniel haters first begin praising Daniel and then proceeds to bash him just like this girl did. It's a very familiar pattern on the comment section of this channel.
only musIi ms think Danielle is making good points lol, he is literally showing every non musIi m how radical lsIam is, when he tries to justify s x sIav ery, or chiId marriage, Danielle is stupid lol, he is heIping the lsIamaphobes without even realising it 🤣 thanx Danielle
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@Syed Nasik ibn Mamun ibn Mutasim Ali ibn Riasat I agree with you 💯 bro. I don't see lot of simps and feminists commenting here when discussing on other topics. But they attack like swarms of locusts when a female issue is brought in as if Islam is all about worshipping women.
Or maybe some of Daniel's followers are no different than some of YQ's followers. Blind followership. Is there anything wrong with supporting a brothers work, but also critiquing when the brother is mistaken? (PS I am not defending the sister from the video, she was clearly wrong, but I am merely stating how your comment is wrong too)
I love Daniel as a brother, I appreciate his work, and I recognise the importance of his work as not many Muslims in the west with a followership are as unapologetic as Daniel. But I will critique him when I feel that he has mistaken, and I do believe that his work would reach many more people if he slightly adjusts his approach.
@@juxtapositionMS To fight ignorance, we have to understand their ignorance and where it roots from. Throwing truth at their faces will not get them to accept the truth. There's a clear difference between ignorance and arrogance, and both have to be dealt with accordingly. Islam is the truth, and it very clearly is the truth. Yet, so many have their hearts closed for Islamic principles. The battle we fight isn't for the superiority of Islam, Islam is simply and obviously superior, but the battle we fight is against ignorance.
Defense requires aggression. Brother Daniel is spot on! Feminism needs to be confronted with force
Sister was being too generic “I have suffered injustice”, question what was the injustice? Sister “I can’t say that” result= pointless coming onto debate program, if your not going to elaborate on your specific problem
Go Daniel. Go! :) 👍
Jazakum Allah Khairan.
I’m a woman and I have seen through my five decades of my life how super super super sensitive woman are in general.
Their emotions hinder them from common sense thinking, from taking life easy, understanding the roles of each gender, and submit to Allah SWT. It’s sad but fact.
Personally, I feel sorry for men in this country.
Yes.. I'm also a woman I have seen it myself..
Youre a woman yourself. Like the typical woman, you state nonsense. Give me a study that states women have less "common sense" than men.
I am so proud of you sisters. May your daughters grow up to be like you.
This is basic common sense that Daniel Haqiqatjou is saying. Two years ago, I had a debate with my male junior at university on the same very topic of rape and the choices men and women can make to counter this epidemic. I made the exact same example of flashing wallet in a high crime area as Daniel..The junior did find it compelling, but surprisingly called this basic common sense argument as "Deep and Profound". Like No! If you are a practicing Muslim and firm in your faith, then it should be simple and crystal clear for you to understand...You should not find it complex or too deep to understand unless you are influenced by feminism or you easily melt down over female tears.
bruh what
@@AC-mp7cx Some Islamic concepts are extremely simple to understand. Yet Modern Muslims find it complex or too deep to understand and they require such analogies of wallet and high crime area inorder to understand the Islamic principles or rationale regarding Hijab.
@@AC-mp7cx what, you dont understand him?
@Wish Princess Charming Was Real It is not the only thing to do for preventing rape for sure. But, it surely is in the list of "most crucial things to do" to prevent rape.
@Part Time Misogynist true.
To me Daniel is a regular person, not even harsh at all. I've heard way harsher and blunt men. I really don't see Daniel as aggressive. He doesn't need to cater to female emotions. Men who overly cater to women emotions become c*cks and breed feminist domination.
Thank you for this. Soo many men are shamed by feminists and their army of simps for being ''harsh'' when being harsh was just about being right.
I don't think Daniel was harsh at all, but I do think the title and the thumbnail are not correct. Some of our Muslim brothers and sisters are influenced by feminism and liberalism even though they don't directly support it. Feminism is the disease, we need to kill the disease and protect the people, they are our brothers and sisters after all. We shouldn't make it an "us vs them" type of a dialogue, that just causes them to go further astray.
makes sense in this kind of setting and in debates, but in general i would say men _should_ cater to emotions when it is fitting for the situation. We need to acknowledge differences and act with those differences in mind
Wanna see aggressive go watch brother hamza😂
Only a few weeks ago a muslim women was beaten to death in London, the guy was caught and is being taken to account. However, If anyone points out the fact that the women was walking around at 2 in the morning without a mahram while Allah swt says specifically women should stay at home and travel with a mahram which would have protected this women from this tragedy, women like the one in this video would find any excuse to say everyone is victim blaming.
Feminists “But but you can also die at 2 AM in your own home with a Mahram if’s there’s an armed burglary”, common sense isn’t common with feminists lol
She was going out to meet a guy in middle of the night she found in an app. Typical they abuse freedom as much as any other lay person. Muslim girls who support feminism are clowns who are trying to be murtad.
Emotions are good, but they have their place.
@King Sultan yeah
Cryp2to feminist is making a movie
With script and actors just to support her feminist myths
I think this sister has a lot in her heart. She seems genuine but needs to figure out a way to cope with the problems of life. May Allah ease all our paths.
Exactly my thoughts.
This is exactly the case. Seems like she's projecting her family dynamics onto Daniel
Yeah... has a lot of hate in her heart. Hate for men.
only musIi ms think Danielle is making good points lol, he is literally showing every non musIi m how radical lsIam is, when he tries to justify s x sIav ery, or chiId marriage, Danielle is stupld lol, he is heIping the lsIamaphobes without even realising it 🤣 thanx Danielle
she ain't being genuine at all, she has personnal issues which she uses as bases to the truth which again is irrational, alot of women do this because of their emotional nature
You could hear the tears she's fighting back. Emotional wreck. And when asked to make sense of what she's saying she tries to gaslight Daniel. Shaking my head.
The false injustice she probably experienced was maybe the protective jealousy her Father may have had on her. She might have been told to wear modest clothes and this might have triggered her, as she obviously believes that no matter how you dress, it doesn't have an effect on Men, and that the Women is completely off the hook on this matter and "it's all Men's fault".
Anyone who knows the hadith about how the Women who dresses in a way that she is still naked, such a Women wil not even smell the scent of Paradise, even though it can be smelt as far as the distance covering 70 years.
And YES, hijab and loose clothing does make a difference in how much attention the Man pays on a Women.
Right lol, meanwhile men are getting on to anime cartoons
But somehow she thinks nobody will look at her that way
Yes brother, i totally agree with you.
Rape is FULLY a mens issue
What is wrong with you guys
Are men animals?can't they control themselves?
It's 100% men's fault
Don't agree with the girl but Daniel should look into how girls are treated in certain family systems. Like in Eastern countries like Pakistan and India.
It can be injustice, but that should not be used to attack islam which is done by feminists.
Why should he care ?
@@abka5532 Because they use religion as reasoning not culture and they actually believe it's in Islam which it's not.
@@AJ-il1lm8ph7z because it is deen actually?! have you read the Qur'an or are you a western thumb?
@@botbeamer Your use of words speaks volumes of what you are! There is no need to be rude or condescending! Can you tell me what is "deen actually"? I was referring to the family systems in the sub continent who use religion to treat a son different to a daughter,where there is injustice which is not justified according to Islam and it does exist.
أحسنت، أحسن الله إليك!
So tired of these voices whenever a case of rape goes viral that say what women wear has nothing to do with it
@shauci
Very true
It doesn’t have anything to do with it. There is NO evidence to back up the claim that the less clothes the higher risk of rape. If anything, A Federal Commission on Crime of Violence study found that just 4.4 percent of all reported rapes involved “provocative behavior” on the part of the victim. (In murder cases, it’s 22 percent.) It also found that most convicted rapists could not remember what their victims were wearing.
Go ahead and explain why Egypt and Pakistan have the highest harassment, public molestation and cat calling rates. U don’t even have to compare the west to the east. Let’s compare Muslim countries to each other alone. The highest harassment rates in the Muslim world occur in places like Egypt, where 80% of women are hijabis, yet the public molestation rates are as high as 99% according to the UN and Arab meter statistics. In Bangladesh and Pakistan, u can barely even see a woman’s shoulder, yet the rates are also beyond 90% and there are at least 11 rape cases everyday. Go compare this to places like Dubai, where female tourists be literally walking half naked, yet the harassment rates are way lower than modest demographics where hijab is common: So if harassing women was this inevitable that they need to be covered head to toe, explain to me why Dubai is one of the safest cities for women to walk alone at night while women in full niqabs in Egypt, on broad day light get harassed?
@@randomgirl8792 damn, the 'trust-me-bro' sources seem impressive, anyways it's an unarguable fact that the highest rape/harassment rates are in usa, sweden, australia, belguim, uk, france, finland... and so on. And by 'PURE' coincidence, these countries are the most 'liberated' countries where the nakedness and the so-called 'sex industry'. 100% of women get harassed in public transportation in france. I like how you enjoy 'lashing' yourself and your countries -if you were muslim in the first place'.
@@randomgirl8792 No one is denying that there's rape/harassment in Muslim countries, but in no way shape or form it's close as these garbage countries. Women's clothing is a 'PART' of the reason why rape cases occur, but not THE ONLY one.
Do you think a country which implies the Sharia (aka enforcing hijab and gaze lowering, making marriage easy and applying punishments that reach to a death penalty) would have rape cases this high?
All women are like her just on different sides of the spectrum. That's why we govern them in our beloved Islam
My grandma would solve her discomfort situation by getting her married.
Brothers and sisters, once she starts talking nonsense it means there is a problem. It means the little girl is not a little girl anymore. Marriage project has to start and get every auntie involved. Find a good brother for her.
Reminds me of my mum lol
hhhh brother you mean so , where are you from
Daniel, you’re a trooper! ماشاء الله
No sugar coating. No compromise. This is what we believe. This is what it will be.
I get it what this sister says. I have seen families (parents) who take double standards on kids just bc if the gender when it comes to requirements and expectations from children (sons and daughters) they raise. And yes, it has nothing to do with Islam. Its cultural thing of giving one more entitlement over another and putting another child in such less worthy situations. No doubt women have their own chores and duties, but boys must have the same level of standards when it comes to raising them without being entitled, but strong willed and disciplined.
Its kind of primitive to think- if you have roof, clothes and food parents or fathers give you- they/he have/has a right to demand or expect more from girls then boys. Of course kids must grow greatfull regardless of gender for what their parents provide. as a parent who is very conservative and stand against of feminism- i teach my kids equal responsibilities , BUT girls have their own way of manners when using certain words or approach, boys have their own way if communication and everyone have their chores and have one standard of demands from parents (us) . If one is helping in the kitchen to cook, another one isn sitting around- he goes to take trash out, feed animals or make sure his boys room is organized OR at least read us book out-loud, they share chores so my son grows caring son to older mother or helping husband. Not making money and sitting on the couch vegetable. Do i make sense? If one does wrong gets the same way of punishment or faces consequences as another regardless of gender. Whopping butt.
Also we have conversations about how women are gentle and they need help in life and care for them in any form they may need. My boys have to learn how to cook too, to be able to cook for their kids or sick wife if that happens
@K. Kong It's so true
Women are emotional and so they judge everything emotionally
Feminists will not want to work in construction but rather work at a air conditioned office
@@oneuserakaunt9969 Agreed sir
But nowadays women argue with emotions , which cannot glorify their points
@@oneuserakaunt9969 Whats wrong if your son (as a husband) makes money, pays the bills and sit on the couch? I can understand that you want your boys to cook, but it should not be the case that they have to do what girls do and taking responsibility on their part. Men have responsibilities and woman have responsibilities. I would advise you to teach your boys martial arts or something they can learn how to defend themselves, they will benefit from it in their duties rather than making them the same as woman. For example, Who is going to protect the family when it is needed?
Her point wasn't entirely wrong but she couldn't clarify it with an example...
If she presented with one situation/incident of her family (I don't think one incident is revealing too much personal stuff since she already called out her family on double standard) maybe then Daniel could directly address the situation
Wearing a Hijab is an act of obidience to Allah, not to men. A believing women wear it because they fear Allah. Take the advice as a reminder not a oppression.
Do not mix culture with religion. In many culture, parents gives more flexibility to boys than girls...
Most Muslims come from a culture that treats men better than women. That's her point. It's not rocket science.
@@avapilsen most culture ..Italian, orthodox jew, mormom..prefer boys over girls... it's not only muslim...
@@Kate.762 Not in the west
@@avapilsen let's take usa. .just go to. NY, nj... mormon ..just look at ohio... .
@@Kate.762 Show me research that shows women in the US are treated the same way women in Muslim countries are treated.
The sister seems very emotional and may be walking a path that is destructive. I think liberalism runs through her veins and is overtaking the Islam in her.
Sisters like this end up very unhappy and begin to question Islam
I have a female acquaintence who left Islam after she got brainwashed with liberism and feminism.
The irony is, she seems to be even more depressed and unhappy now after she left Islam.
Brother Daniel
Don’t underestimate the emotional position of women. She is there to vent. Not to find solutions.
But she obviously can't vent in public
@@ahnaflfc369 they think their venting is logical. The way they process issues is totally different than men. I deal with it everyday. That is why God put men in charge.
I am not making this personal, from her voice she seems that she has nothing going on in her life. When people are stuck in life and have no purpose they tend to start blaming others for their lack of progress. I used to do the same thing.
I would not make bad assumption, but she is 100% feminist
@@botbeamer I don't think she started out this way. Young people now are influenced by social media, she is fighting for this "influencer" who is really destroying this girl's family from within. May Allah make it easy for them and her
@@samivanov5862 Right, she doesn't even realize but those influencers are set up by the state to destroy muslim families as well
@@samivanov5862 These girls think they are free and have a choice on who to listen to but they really don't, smartphones and networks are controlled from A to Z
Very well articulated. However, the caller just felt the need to vent her frustration due to a predisposition to Western feminism.
The most common defense of feminists use is compartmentalizing feminism and saying there are multiple types of feminists that disagree with each other… on very hot button issues. They are straight up opposites to one another, sometimes.
@K. Kong truth
@K. Kong Absolutely 💯
Anytime brother Daniel starts stroking his beard .. you know an intellectual smackdown is coming 🤣
Yasir qadh be like... "we have to stop daniel and his injustice against woman by freeing our woman and mixing with lgbtq." Lmaao
Wearing hijab means practicing hijab and when you practice hijab (first understand what this means), then know you are following the commands of Allah and surely Allah will protect you.
brother daniel is a blessing from Allah
The girl just needed to formulate a single idea and articulate it OR ask a relevant question. Instead we are taken on a merry go round of emotional nonsense.
My sister doesn’t work at all, and my parents expect me to do all the work as the son of the house. What she is talking about is a specific case and making it seem general.
Always unapologetic, fearless and honest. Love your videos brother Daniel
This girl has been victimized by society, family, social media, and her own emotions. I'll pray for her cause she needs dua. Her coming on the show was a blessing for her. She will 100% change for the better inshaAllah.
Islamic feminism is akin to reading Bismillah before drinking Alcohol.
Thanks!
I'm a women and I agree 100% with Daniel JazakAllahu khairan
Wow the sister is so insensitive. It’s clear she has family problems but her frustration has blown over and she is blaming others
She doesn't have any family problem. Trust me.
@@juxtapositionMS trust you?
@@Saf_R There's no reason to not trust me.
@@juxtapositionMS why does sh not have family problems? Taking into consideration her own words
@@juxtapositionMS u can hear the bitterness in her voice. Are u the brother 🤣
this woman kept speaking irrevelantly, daniel responded very patiently
As a Muslim man let me just to any feminist who may read this. Muslim men aren't against feminism because it's feminism...we are against feminism because it's not Islam.
Just as we are against fascism, socialism, and nationalism.
If feminism brings benefit for women why should you or Islam be against it?
@@juxtapositionMS Because in Islam, there is no such things as feminism and we Muslims believe that Islam is complete.
@@juxtapositionMS I have good reasons to believe Islam is true(and I'm willing to explain) so from my perspective if you are not following the law of the creator then this is something negative for you and for the entire world.
Even it might bring benefit in some way, it's not the *ultimate* benefit...from my perspective.
@@juxtapositionMS Can feminism bring something better in benefit than Allah's kalima? If you think so you are out of the fold of Islam and you should declare it publicly so you are not labeled a hypocrite. Or do you think that Islam advocates feminism or some feministic doctrines?
Muslim woman: *gets emotional and tries to shame Daniel*
Daniel: *Haha, nice try; but I don’t have feelings*
HE DOES HAVE FEELINGS.... thats why he is defending Islam in such a Islam hating country
I appreciate the fact they were so patient with the sister...she just needed to vent with all the pressures of home life...she took all her pent up frustrations, aimed, and fired and called it "....you're aggressive towards women on your platform" 🥴🙄
yes, women's mediocrity is tolerated even if she gaslight her family, parents and brother
@@pahtashow you mean women's toxicity?
@@kroposman2302 yes
Subhanallah! Just when Br. Daniel points out everyone has their discomforts regardless of their gender, the girl just got shook!!
She has a feminist predisposition, and she fell back into her emotional antics rather than accepting the fact and moving on.
ALLAH, SubhanALLAH, MashALLAH, InshALLAH and JazakALLAH are written in capital.
@@LEARNENGLISH22783 according to whom?
This is actually very sad. to live in a family where your feelings and thought never get the validation they need, you go around projecting that pain calling everyone a monster. She was very emotional over the phone and at some point started crying, I almost cried with her.
I read the tweet and I didn’t share the same reaction she had, my first interpretation of it was that just because rape happens to hijabi or niqabi does not mean we should stop wearing it?? as it has been prescribed by Allah (S.w.t), she understood it from the lense of her own trauma. So sad
only musIi ms think Danielle is making good points lol, he is literally showing every non musIi m how radical lsIam is, when he tries to justify s x sIav ery, or chiId marriage, Danielle is stupid lol, he is heIping the lsIamaphobes without even realising it 🤣 thanx Danielle
I feel also sad from her. If she was a little bit some rational and less emotional then her massage would be clear. May Allah make it easy for her and for everyone. Amin
How do you know she isn't lying, I have seen many girls lying about their families just to get the point across
@@femcel101 i agree, but u know, حسن الظن is better.
Actually it's the feminist agenda and its influences that have made her feel that way.
To make her feel her work at home is what makes her inferior and its probably making her think like she's a maid.
Rather than ponder upon the service she's imparting upon her family, and fulfilling her responsibility upon them, and the reward she's earning from Allah for that.
Feminism has doomed women and its sad to see it in play.
By the way, the point she makes about the weight of a girl's sin vs a boy's sin and how we perceive it is so true. The truth is that girl's and women in general are more prestigious and the pride of a Muslim family. There is no sugar coating this, we are more afraid of our sister's falling into a major sin compared to us.
girls have a lot more to lose as the more vulnerable gender. so being more protective over them comes naturally. I have never heard anyone say that the degree of sin between genders is different. ever.
Yes, that's how I perceive it too. But I don't think she was talking about which sin is heavier. Alxamdulilah that we have these protective tendency towards our sister's. It just shows how valuable they are in a muslim family.
السلام عليكم و رحمة الله و بركاته
That's true, but from what she's informed us of *her* family, there's no sin if the brother - after doing his duties - lies on a couch while the sister is doing her duties.
And that's what Daniel was pointing out. What is the 'sin' of the brother? What is 'wrong' in *her* family?
Was-Salaam
Ibrahim.
@@rusi6219 which point?
@Rūsī,, daniel Tried to answer her and then she brings her personal life into the topics.
the answer is we can't fully control crime because its unpredictable no matter how secure and prepared we are, that doesn't meant we shouldn't be prepared, we should prevented it.
One point of hers that I do agree with: we treat boys and girls differently within the family with respect to transgressions. I think it has more to do with cultures. With that said, she should’ve called into a therapist/counselor instead. The show is not to vent frustrations.
Just a question: which one’s “sin” has a bigger effect on family/society - the woman’s or the man’s? Why do we see a woman smoking differently than a man smoking? Is that culture too?
Some of these things may be “cultural”, but that doesn’t always mean they’re wrong.
@@nothajzl
If a brother starts a premarital relationship and then seeing that he didn’t get reprimanded, the sister does the same, the sister gets shamed a lot more and restrictions put on. Of course this is just speaking in generalities. Both are equally wrong and destructive.
@@sammu everything equals out eventually brother even in cultural norms, I can see where she is coming from. And her points are valid to a degree, but again she is comparing herself to males. U just cant compare urself to males in freedoms he has versus a female, male has a freedom becoz its his duty to earn. U cannot start comparing a women's piousness with that of a male, males cannot afford to be shy and stay home but women have to.
Now she also referred to him sinning by which she means fornication, which has equal punishment for both male and female in islam, but again fornication is more dangerous for a female than a male, she can get pregnant to start with and what would be the future of that child later? So therefore parents care more about their daughter's piousness than their sons
You can hold a male accountable for financial shortcomings in islam but cannot do the same to a woman, now what if males in islam start complaining about that? What if they say that women should also be responsible to earn in islam? And believe me I have seen muslim parents completely cutoff their sons who dont earn, this is how cruel a world can become towards a male. But the same muslim parents never abandon their daughters becoz daughters and females require care and protection unlike males. Those same parents even advice her brothers to take care of her when they r no more. But males dont have this luxury of being looked after, after a certain age they r own their own.
@K. Kong
Let me ask you a question: if Allah treats the sin as similar for both women and men and the hudood punishment is same for women and for men, who are we to treat them differently? You will let sociologists dictate what’s better or worse for society? Or is Allah the one telling us what to think and do? I would highly recommend you go to Ustadh Abu Taymiyyah’s TH-cam channel and watch a video on this subject. He highlights this issue beautifully where if we give brothers a pass, our sisters will fall into same sins.
@@cuttingstitching-dressmaki3016
She was unclear or plain wrong on most issues she mentioned. However, on the issue of double standards towards sinning, I do agree with her that this double standard needs to go away.
See how the brothers listen patiently. MashaAllah
Man I wish I had half the debating skills as Daniel, Mashallah so beautifully deconstructed typical female argument filled with emotion to compensate for lack of substantive information.
These people want to change islam to fit their perspective and entertain their emotions.May Allah give hidayah to such indivisuals
There is no doubt that Ustadh Daniel is doing an outstanding job. I'd recommend every Muslim to join Alasna Institute. We need to equip ourselves with the right tools if we want to win this battle against all these isms and schisms.
May Allah ﷻ bless Ustadh Daniel with happiness, health, knowledge, and longevity. Ameen!
She's like - Don't bring statistics, just appease my feminist belief.
I can understand the pain through which brother Daniel is going by listening her stupid feminist arguments
well by saying that the man is the one fully to blame, that doesn't disregard that wearing hijab protects you, if you know that hijab protects you and reduce the chance of getting assaulted, wearing it is a blessing, you're just trying to discriminate men because of your own unprotected self, sister
Yeah even if we teach the men to behave themselves some will never even if u try the hardest .some men are animals .it's like saying u drink alcohol and blame the men for ur bad health as alcohol is made by men.if u know there is a danger make some precautions ourselves.
@@Xenor999 Go ahead and explain why Egypt and Pakistan have the highest harassment, public molestation and cat calling rates. U don’t even have to compare the west to the east. Let’s compare Muslim countries to each other alone. The highest harassment rates in the Muslim world occur in places like Egypt, where 80% of women are hijabis, yet the public molestation rates are as high as 99% according to the UN and Arab meter statistics. In Bangladesh and Pakistan, u can barely even see a woman’s shoulder, yet the rates are also beyond 90% and there are at least 11 rape cases everyday. Go compare this to places like Dubai, where female tourists be literally walking half naked, yet the harassment rates are way lower than modest demographics where hijab is common: So if harassing women was this inevitable that they need to be covered head to toe, explain to me why Dubai is one of the safest cities for women to walk alone at night while women in full niqabs in Egypt, on broad day light get harassed?
Go ahead and explain why Egypt and Pakistan have the highest harassment, public molestation and cat calling rates. U don’t even have to compare the west to the east. Let’s compare Muslim countries to each other alone. The highest harassment rates in the Muslim world occur in places like Egypt, where 80% of women are hijabis, yet the public molestation rates are as high as 99% according to the UN and Arab meter statistics. In Bangladesh and Pakistan, u can barely even see a woman’s shoulder, yet the rates are also beyond 90% and there are at least 11 rape cases everyday. Go compare this to places like Dubai, where female tourists be literally walking half naked, yet the harassment rates are way lower than modest demographics where hijab is common: So if harassing women was this inevitable that they need to be covered head to toe, explain to me why Dubai is one of the safest cities for women to walk alone at night while women in full niqabs in Egypt, on broad day light get harassed?
Egypt. Aare you from Egypt or have visited. So called hijabis and their 'class fellows'. Even the lads their know they pukka Hijab women from the hijabis with their skin tight jeans and camel hump styles. Not to mention the awaam is largely not upon the Sunnah and its a secular nation, same with Pakistan. Why not look at KSA, medina is the safest in the world for women yet most are covered head to toe. More than 90% British women gave experienced harassment in the UK and the overwhelming majority of those were not women of piety!
@@randomgirl8792 I guess you're totally oblivious about the economical, political, and religious instability in Egypt... The Egyptian government is part of the problem, constantly fighting Islamic values and encouraging harassments...
You also gotta work on those numbers...
In Saudi Arabia, on the other hand, sexual harassment is a foreign concept, outright unheard of... That should tell you something...
What you had said might be case for USA but not for Pakistan, in Pakistan 74 percent of women who are rape victims are veiled, Secondly child abuse is rampant here and government is doing nothing.
Lastly, A women would should hijab because It's Allah's order not for rapist.
Hijab has a lot more aspect than mere protection, it is a Muslim woman dignity, honour,pride and identity.
The rape rate is way lower compare to USA. So it's kinda proof hijab helps to prevent rape.
Daniel is one of the lions of dawah in today's time.
Praises be to Allah
May Allah make his heart sincere in giving dawah for His sake alone
She really tried to make you seem like a woman hater. But she is the man hater with issues in her family. She sees things with her distorted lens.
only musIi ms think Danielle is making good points lol, he is literally showing every non musIi m how radical lsIam is, when he tries to justify s x sIav ery, or chiId marriage, Danielle is stupid lol, he is heIping the lsIamaphobes without even realising it 🤣 thanx Danielle
Her family don't have any issue. She is just brainwashed by feminist girls as she said the twitter girl is her teacher.
@shauci True yeah it's not family issues, she's just narcissistic, egoistic, and disbelieves in Islam. Let's not sugarcoat anything.
@@botbeamer relax with that takfir akhi
3:18 no one takes feminists seriously in general habibti. There is no “feminism” in Islam.
I love this. I love how you were very stern on her. She sounds immature
I can understand where the girl is coming from, Its a common practice in some cultures to prefer boys over girls , I understand Islam has defined different roles for men and women but for parents to prefer one child over the other just because of their gender is completely unacceptable. It is one of the reasons that women turn to liberal feminism because their rights as a daughter were suppressed. Its not healthy to completely brush this topic under the carpet as there is a generation of women who were made to feel unwanted or not worthy by their parents, how do we expect these women to be strong mothers? I believe the girl was only seeking answers to what she has experienced , in my humble opinion a harsh approach is not always the answer as everyone is on a different level of their journey towards deen.
Actually you’re right, the girl is right and these gentlemen are also right. The issue is, we are programmed to not cede and agree anymore. Although I have to say the girl was immature and emotional. She seemed like she was still a kid not a woman yet in terms of understanding life
You cannot sure until you know the detail. when feminist woman sad that parent prefer boys over girl it can also thing as simple is his brother allowed to go out at nights, go to public gym etc and she is not
Oh here again, secretly feminist 🙄
Just to share my experience. When I wore the hijab, I felt free. A part of it, Alhamdulillah, was that there was a noticeable difference in the amount of stares I would get before and after I wore the hijab. Yes, I still got stares, but much less so than when I was not wearing the hijab. Alhamdulillah.
Many mosques have family counseling that will help clearify gender roles in a family. If there is injustice in how her parents treat her, then she should get help from a family counselor instead of venting to Brother Daniel in a public forum.
Hahaha, I agree as well. From the start of the video when she began to talk about her complain I immediately identify that she has mental health problems. Some people in the comment section said marriage can help her. This is partly true, but before she gets married she needs to see a very good counselor, therapist, or clinical psychologist to dive into her childhood years. If this does not happen, she will continue to be surrounded by toxic and negative surroundings/people.
*The sister made some valid and heart-touching points at the beginning, let us not disregard those feelings of hers, Daniel.* May Allah SWT make it easy for her, and the entire Ummah. *ALSO, please don't title videos like this -- It seems like you are making fun of her. The prophet PBUH would be ashamed to see us treating good Muslim women this way.*
But i definitely do agree with Brother Daniel regarding the attracting of crime
Here again, muslim men simping for secretly feminist muslim women. She don't address what the real problem is but blatanly blame her parent and her brother. Do you said that is example of good muslim??
U are on the point
Fatima al-Zahra ( the prophet mohammed daughter )
when Asmaa was with her, she asked her if she dies to make her body be laid with leaves,
So that the shroud dress does not stick to her body and describe it while shes dead!
the salihat of womens think of coverting and hayaa even after her soul leave the body
let alone when shes in that body ..
and many muslim womens today not even considering to cover whiles she's alive ...
subhan Allah ..
It's a bit irrelevant but the article of Umm Khalid confession of a ex feminist helped me sooo much, Alhamdulillah Allah SWT changed me a lot through that article
Seems like she's really suffering double standard family issue and all she wants is to be apologetic about Shari'ah or wants modernism in hands. May Allah guide her.
Not double standards, just how things should work
She is not suffering anything trust me, women don't know suffering
It's not about suffering, it's about holding the faith and its rules whatever situation you're livin' in, but she's losing it. May Allah grant her hidayah!
Yeah u can tell she's very jealous of her brother probably since childhood. It's her parents fault
I think the sister is going through an emotional ordeal and internal conflict that makes her seem super sensitive. Let us pray for her that Allah will put peace and tranquility in her heart.
In my humble views Ustad Daniel. The girl did have geniune issues. She was not able to explain her situation because either she didn't have the required intellect (not calling her stupid) or was nervous. Sometimes it is hard to put feelings in words.The issue was not about who pays the bills or who is the bread whiner of the family. The issue was about the fair treatment of daughters and sons..
I am a boy.. just to make it clear..
In some parts of the world and where I come from boys are given certain freedom and privileges over girls, freedoms which are prohibited in Islam..
Boys go out of Home just to hang around and roam in the city without any permission from their mother or father. They come home late at night and are most of the time not asked what were they doing or where were they.
Brothers often make their sisters to do their academic work like homework or projects. Girls are naturally more kind and caring and do their brothers' works but the opposite is not true.
When brothers are at home they ask their sisters to fetch them water and food and other stuff and not move a single muscle themselves. Sisters have to wash their clothes, iron it and arrange it for them. I am talking about unmarried siblings offcourse.
The issue is more serious than sibling rivalry believe me.
What do the brothers do for their sisters in return? Apart from lecturing them from time to time on how to behave when they themselves do wrong stuff.
Some parents allow this type of behavior.
The Prophet ( peace be upon him) was not like this. He used to house chores himself.
This type of unjust upbringing is harmful for both the boys and girls.
Such boys are arrogant and are generally not so good husbands. They treat women as inferior to them..
On the other hand, girls start viewing households as prision and the way to escape it is by becoming a man herself i.e. a carrier woman. They neglect the role of mother and wife and adopt feminist traits..
This type of unfair treatment is very harmful.
Daughters should be given the dignity which they rightly deserve.
I just read a few lines and you're already missing the point. She is ignoring the main point and asserting her's on Daniel without appropriate evidence. Please differ feelings from reality brother.
She paints a partial picture and then refuses to elaborate. What are we to do with the extremely limited info she gave, "My parents mistreat me". Ok how? "Can't say, lol". Nibba wut?
your a simp my bro she isnt some precious delicate flower, who needs to be coddled, no , she accused daniel and actually insulted him
Agree with you completely.. I have lived that life. She may have brought up the tweet because she felt they care more about her or women's feelings then muslim families.. because they(muslim men) disregard their feelings.. when talking to people their psychological issues need to take into account..
@@galagainstterror In your opinion how should have Daniel responded(other than lying down before and saying "step on me queen") and what solution do you provide. Cuz I dunno what else Daniel could have done.
She literally starts her Convo by ✨humbly✨ bashing Hijab, saying it does nothing to prevent sexual assault. Duh, then what is the purpose of covering up in the first place?
Then she goes on to make a claim about the general population of Muslim females and backs up her claim with "personal" experiences which she gave a very brief and ambiguous account of.
When this harsh Muslim man(Daniel) tried to understand the sister's situation. She repeatedly refused to elaborate as if she hadn't already said alot about her family situation.
Like many Muslim woman, she seems to be suffering from non-existent oppression. As Daniel puts it better, "A myth".
Assalamu Alaikum. I agree with you, Jam and Juice. I am 44 years old. I am reading the comments and so far you are the only who had similar comments that I had. The sister was extremely respectful. I don't get it.
I actually was looking for a way to smartly articulate this point. @21:00 "the man with lot of money getting mugged in a shady place" was a great analogy.
Hijab does very little for women, who plaster themselves in makeup and wear very revealing clothing. Somehow they think this is acceptable. May Allah guide us all. Ameen.
Hijab isn't headscarf
Try for Afghan Blue Burkha Veil.
Gotta watch this with my wife so that she can laugh too.
The world is not limited to her classroom... There are more than 195 countries in this world
Brothers,
Just go back to your mother (non-western country) for marriage and don’t bother with the high risk of marrying someone that grew up in the west. Either that, or go MGTOW.
My sincere advice after personally seeing so many brothers going through divorce here in the US over exactly what we heard in this video.
Subhan'Allah. I agree 100%. I'm reading your comment as I'm wearing a "The Future is MGTOW" T- shirt lol.
Not gonna lie, I think you’re right. If you can’t find a way to marry right, go MGTOW, but don’t forget to make du’aa to Allah to make it easy for you to find what’s good for you in this world and the hereafter.
Brother I am doing that right now. I’m at Iraq rn and looking for marriage. I promise you that you will feel ashamed. It’s like the west here. Most of them got brainwashed by their smartphones.
@@BattleofTrafalger True... Smartphones in the hands of this generation is a terrible thing.
I wish my comment wasn’t the reality but unfortuanetly it is. Seeing brothers work their whole lives to establish themselves, especially financially and then losing it all in a divorce is a horrible sight, not to mention losing custody of their children.
Difficult times we are living in, may Allah make it easy for brothers and sisters who are on the haqq.
قال تعالى في سورة الأحزاب
((يَا أَيُّهَا النَّبِيُّ قُل لِّأَزْوَاجِكَ وَبَنَاتِكَ وَنِسَاءِ الْمُؤْمِنِينَ يُدْنِينَ عَلَيْهِنَّ مِن جَلَابِيبِهِنَّ ۚ ذَٰلِكَ أَدْنَىٰ أَن يُعْرَفْنَ فَلَا يُؤْذَيْنَ ۗ وَكَانَ اللَّهُ غَفُورًا رَّحِيمًا))