A summary of the concepts held by the Ahl al-Sunnah.
The liberation of women.
Among the issues that liberals frequently discuss
is the issue of the "liberation of women," as they claim.
In reality, what they intend by this
is for women to divest themselves of every virtue, modesty, and sense of shame,
under the guise of freedom,
so that they may, in actual fact, become
enslaved to the desires of human devils,
fashion houses,
and the latest trends.
They are lured with cheap money
to become promotional commodities for all manner of products.
One piece of evidence for this
is that Tahrir Square in Cairo
was named as such because a women’s demonstration marched through it
during the era of the Egyptian monarchy.
At its inception, it was claimed
that it was a revolution against the British occupation,
yet the women suddenly removed
the niqab from their faces
in a theatrical gesture,
declaring their liberation from it.
We fail to see what the British occupation had to do with the niqab;
did the British impose it upon them,
or is there more to this than meets the eye?