Part of Concepts of Ahl as-Sunnah (series completed) · Lesson 1095 of 1251

Summary of Sunni concepts | Concept (1093) | Women's liberation

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0:00 A summary of the concepts held by the Ahl al-Sunnah.
0:08 The liberation of women.
0:11 Among the issues that liberals frequently discuss
0:15 is the issue of the "liberation of women," as they claim.
0:19 In reality, what they intend by this
0:21 is for women to divest themselves of every virtue, modesty, and sense of shame,
0:25 under the guise of freedom,
0:27 so that they may, in actual fact, become
0:29 enslaved to the desires of human devils,
0:32 fashion houses,
0:34 and the latest trends.
0:36 They are lured with cheap money
0:38 to become promotional commodities for all manner of products.
0:42 One piece of evidence for this
0:44 is that Tahrir Square in Cairo
0:47 was named as such because a women’s demonstration marched through it
0:52 during the era of the Egyptian monarchy.
0:54 At its inception, it was claimed
0:56 that it was a revolution against the British occupation,
0:59 yet the women suddenly removed
1:01 the niqab from their faces
1:03 in a theatrical gesture,
1:05 declaring their liberation from it.
1:08 We fail to see what the British occupation had to do with the niqab;
1:12 did the British impose it upon them,
1:15 or is there more to this than meets the eye?