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If you look closely on YouTube, you’ll see that Muslim femin더킹카지노ist blogs are taking over. A lot of these Muslim feminist blogs are filled with “Islam 101.” This is great. Islam does have lessons that must be learned. And Muslim feminists and women want to learn them.

So while muslim feminism바카라사이트 is not the solution, if we are trying to learn from Islamic philosophy, we should really be seeking the advice of the women of Islam.

Now, when the “Islam 101” comes up, it is a nice idea. If you want to learn about the teachings of Islam, you just have to look a little closer. So for example:

1. Learn that Muhammad (pbuh) is a prophet of Allah.

2. Learn that the religion that is true, as described in the Quran is the one correct.

3. Learn that Islam is the way of God.

4. Learn what Sharia means to the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh).

5. Learn how to avoid false idols or false traditions, and to follow the way of the true prophet Muhammad (pbuh)

It is nice to find t바카라hat even though Islam teaches some terrible things like polygamy, idolatry and slavery, it teaches others positive things, like respect for women and children and sexual purity. In fact, it is better that some of the teachings in Islam should be studied than not to be studied at all, which is why it takes us centuries to fully grasp all that is in the Quran and hadith. Muslim feminists want to follow Muhammad’s way of life, and the only way to do so is to follow Muslim teachings, which is why muslim feminist blogs and Muslim feminist blogs are filling with “Islamic 101.”

But I’m sure that muslim feminists never said, “Hey we need more of this and that.” I mean, a lot of muslim feminist bloggers have some nice muslim feminist advice for themselves, but that advice comes with a caveat. In Muslim feminist blogs you are actually taught that if you want to be successful in an Islamic community or have an opportunity in the afterlife, you need to follow certain rules, and it is fine to listen to muslim feminist advice, but you should learn from the muslim feminist advice, not the muslim feminist advice.

I’d love for Muslim feminists to talk more to Muslim feminists and Muslim feminist groups, and they should. A lot of the muslim feminist blogs are written by young women, and