have their hopes been fulfilled. in years after the arab spring the rebellion starts june 7th on d w. this is a w news line from but in the conflict between israelis and hamas and to the 2nd week of death and destruction the strong condemnation from the united nations. israel's military continues to fall back as international pressure grows for a cease fire israel says its campaign will continue hamas threatens to talk to tell

of beef with profits fire also coming up. thousands of african migrants thrown from morocco to the spanish territory off say you so they're hoping to start a new life in europe the spanish authorities say they'll be sent back to. britain can enjoy a pint indorsed hug loved ones and visit friends for as home again but the easing of lockdown rules is being accompanied by warring is the found highly contagious turn of virus variants. hello i'm reading them hunted u.s. president joe biden has told his israeli counterpart that he supports a cease fire between israel and palestinian militants biden's phone call with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu took place. author israeli jets on

another barrel of s. trying on gaza palestinian minutes and group hamas continue to fire rockets at israeli cities more than 200 people have been killed in over a week of violence most of them palestinians. israeli air strikes hit gaza early on tuesday morning. it's the 8th stay of fighting between israel and hamas militants. in gaza the casualties are mounting many of the civilians. causes hospitals already struggling with the $1000.00 pandemic a stretch to them that. this small girl is among the injured. and this boy has lost several members of his family. the bombardments have destroyed hundreds and displaced tens of thousands of people the humanitarian

situation is deteriorating the power supply across gaza has been reduced to 6 to 8 hours per day on average the number of fetal lives not functioning that it turns disrupts the provision of health care you know the basic services water hygiene and sanitation. israel says it's targeting senior hamas militants the military released this 1st stage which it says shows as strikes on 5 houses belonging to hamas commandos. she directive is to continue to strike terror targets the i.d.f. is doing well today it has eliminated another senior islamic jihad commando we have hit a hamas naval unit and we continue to strike it underground infrastructure the hamas metro and of the targets we will continue to act as necessary to restore peace and security to all residents of israel. the escalation in violence began after clashes between israeli police and protesters over the plunder fiction of palestinian

families in east jerusalem. since then hamas has kept up a steady stream of rockets some of the make it past israel's iron dome defense system like here in ashdod where a residential building was damaged and several people were injured. there is little sign of the violence slowing. as global calls mind for an end to the bloodshed the white house says president biden told netanyahu in a phone call that he supported a cease fire but he stopped short of calling for one it's a ceasefire that these families are waiting for sheltering in a u.n. school in gaza waiting for the bombs to stop. all of a solid story with me from washington d.c. so all of a tell us more about what was said in that phone call between biden and netanyahu. and you really need to take a closer look and read between the lines because president biden here reiterated

his support for israel's right to defend itself so the position of the united states is that how mouse is a terrorist organization and also the wide tells to not publicly call for a cease fire instead for a deescalation so president biden supports a cease fire but he doesn't call for one and there is certainly a fine difference in the kind of diplomatic language that was used there and let's put together lee interesting now is that the wide tell us just a few days ago informed the u.s. congress about a $735000000.00 u.s. dollars weapon weapons deal with israel so the u.s. selling arms to israel there is a deadline for congress to object to this deal that is running out just at the end of this week nothing has happened so far so certainly a call for a cease fire or even a certain pressure on it on yahoo would look differently and also the united states is blocking the u.n.

security council from taking any action. that is right this weekend the security council got together again that meeting ended with no agreement the u.s. blocked a joint statement calling for is for an immediate cease fire and that has happened for the 3rd time now reportedly the resolutions that have been prepared before hand condemned israel's military response so 200 people have been killed so far in gaza as you have as you mentioned earlier as well the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. said the u.s. was working tirelessly through diplomatic channels to stop the fighting but of course the u.s. position again israel has the right to defend itself that can be considered a one sided stance but it seems also the u.s. is really trying hard to avoid making israel looking like the culprit in this conflict through all of it there is also pressure on joe biden to be doing more to masticate we're seeing some divisions even within the democratic party. and that's

right and there are there's a lot of criticism he's receiving right now from within his own party as well liberal democrats for instance accusing joe biden of whitewashing israeli airstrikes on the good morning human rights of not responding to israel's planned evictions of palestinian families in east jerusalem and that is how the violence in this erupted and started what we are seeing now can perhaps be considered as a really slow 1st step in moving away from that position because we know that president biden needs his party in closed ranks really that's highly critical for him to overcome the division of the country that he has made a big goal of his presidency and he certainly can't afford a rift in his own democratic party right that is one of the sonnets in washington d.c. thank you very much for that update. now around 5000 migrants have entered spain's

in all the what can enclave of say it's a by something almost 2 kilometers along the coastline from neighboring morocco one man drowned in the crossing as many young men children and families hope to start a new life in europe is one of 2 populated spanish enclaves on may 9th africa authorities are sending security reinforcements to the area. it started in the early hours of the morning groups of young men made the risky swim from iraq to the neighboring spanish territory of say you. exhausted they then reported to authorities for processing. as the day went on the tire dropped exposing an easy path around the border wall. that allowed the whole families and miners to try the crossing some even resorting to an inflatable boat.

it's the biggest arrival of migrants ever seen and so you turn more than a 1000 children were said to be among the new arrivals. authorities are overwhelmed by the influx madrid says they are urgently sending more resources to the region. many of the moroccan migrants celebrated making across the border hoping to start a better life inside the boundaries 2 of the european union. but there's a high chance those celebrations will be short lived spain's foreign minister says authorities have already started sending people back to morocco. it follows the arrival of more than 100 migrants in april everyone except unaccompanied minors were deported. let's take a look at other stories making headlines around the world the u.s. supreme court has agreed to consider a major challenge to abortion rights

a state of mississippi is looking to ban abortions at the 15 week off pregnancy if the court rules in favor it would overturn decades of legal precedent the court's decision will likely come next year. at least 14 people have been killed in india after a powerful cycle brought heavy rains and storm surges to the west coast more than 200000 people have been evacuated the cyclon comes at a time when india is a rarity reeling from a surge in corona virus cases. now england lock down restrictions on monday most people can now enjoy restaurants and pubs indoors and also go to the movies as well as the gyms for the 1st time in months but there are new concerns about the spread of a highly contagious variant that was 1st detected in india. it's considered almost holy ground for maybe in the u.k.

going to the pub is on a par with going to a church now residents of england wales and scotland can visit both again. britain relaxed a range of coronavirus restrictions on monday among the regained freedoms the ability to go to cinemas museums theaters and art galleries something that delighted not only visitors but also their hosts some it's just the sound of. space this is. as much as picturesque and the. sound. so it's really moving to see. britain's our altoona about and celebrate to remove nationally corona virus infection writes it down and with the lockdown lifted spirits are high but there may be potential trouble on the horizon a corona virus variant 1st detected in india is causing concern in the town of

bolton and the country's north officials say it appears to be more infectious than previous variants but britain's health minister matt hancock said he was somewhat reassured by the initial doctors scientists was seeing. early treat data from works with the university corroborates the provisional evidence from bolton hospital and the initial observational data from india that vaccines are effective against this variant this of course is reassuring but the higher transmission poses a real risk. the government has now entered the next set of rules relaxations set for the 21st of june may have to be delayed for the time being people in britain are just enjoying whatever freedoms they can find where ever they can find them. just in sports news now and we all know driggs midfield that toni kroos has tested positive for covert 19 ahead of the spanish league final match day of the season

the german international will miss rhee else game against saturday because his club is just 2 points. behind that tacoma dritte and a wind could mean a league championship. cruise is expected to be part of germany's national team when it plays in the european championships next month. and the german football federation is officially looking for a new president after fritz callahan's it in his resignation on monday he spent less than 2 years on the top job and now lives a role after comparing a colleague to an infamous nazi era judge kelo was supposed to be the man to rebuild trust in the federation off to several scandals but will now be now this will be up to his successor. and finally a foothold spectacular moment for a brazilian goalkeeper playing in the english premier league alison becker was

pulled forward from his usual position on sunday in his liverpool club desperate for a school and the goalie headed in the game without a very rare event listen to this board cost. 0 . 00. it was an especially touching moment for alison because he lost his father recently back in brazil in a tragic drowning earlier this year. here's a reminder of our top story u.s. president joe biden has told israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu that he supports a cease fire between israel and palestinians and since israel pounded gaza with ass strikes on monday while hamas continue to go in the truck and start israeli cities

more than 200 people have been killed in over a week of violence most of them off palestinians. well that's if you are up to date up next to the documentary about women and yes you can also find much more news analysis and video on our website that is talk tough i'm really mom but thank you for watching i'll see you soon by. the book. and you your me no fears we don't need you and if i lost 2 years german chancellor when you bring your uncle a man called and you've never cards have been surprised to see the disposable police medical relief what moved them to want. to talk to people who follow along the way maurice and critics alike join us for michael's last stop.

we have this thing about covering women's faces because it's either too beautiful and you don't want to get that attention or because the. families want to not show their women's faces and that's also comes from ownership of female body and patriarchal society is men feel like they. how about right to tell a female in their family to cover her face or to cover her hair or her body. and so i took that i guess kind of to the next level and just removed my face so it's became something of like let's say like a modern but are. always

target to be strong women squeeze target to be successful woman and we try so hard but there is a lot of people who would try to bury us because baseball has things that we are not good enough and they don't want us to be in control they don't want us to be successful. i don't go out and bury myself but i'm in there and wait it beats my chest that every time i preach i can see the tracks of the clouds the choice to make creating. scary. this is how i feel for the a life. that in my mind our city of sanaa. and now my large city of santa. suited to shine.

i'm so sad so. i chose this 1st because it means that every hardship comes at things and i feel like. it relates to women struggling with just being women. you are the past the present and the future but they can receive love like you balance the mass of the world and. i still do them ration when i see women standing they will not conform to remarks about. the way that they dress women are not just a bag of flesh munisteri that so for years and centuries we've been science our bodies were became the battleground of patricks our phrases now we are saying we

have enough now we are mobilizing organizing across the countries including in europe you know due to reclaim our voices in your new order to reclaim our authority. to protest and morocco's capital robot under the law here having sex before or outside marriage can lead to a one year jail term the north african country also has harsh penalties for abortion. 28 year old journalist hoshyar isone stands accused of both offenses the case has driven many to protest and to demand self-determination for women. they're standing up for their rights young muslim women worldwide expect more from life than their mothers and they put up with less they want legal equality for women with over their head scarves and at last the freedom to go out without

a husband brother or father as guardian all across the muslim world women are fighting for social change. the story of who how much 1st wife the teacher continues to inspire muslim women today. how the child was especially because she was a very successful business woman she knew how to choose the right people to work for our prophet muhammad. she turned of a lot of marriages as being a respectable reach a lot of men proposed and at the time almost 1500 years she knew how to say no to a man she's the one who asked prophet muhammad to get married so she has the guts of note to say this is the man i can see the cards i think is good for me i will see if i detail was empowered she was an empowered woman. cyro

marceau is a political scientist she works for the women's n.g.o.s in paris the group fights for equality and justice in muslim families her own family originally came from morocco as a teenager in france she encountered prejudice against her faith time and again. i was a well spoken child i was very loud and i was very proud to be able to memorize so many separate from the and and if any being the elder daughter of an in mom is not easy because the community looks up to you but when i was young i didn't feel this pressure i was actually looking up to my father i liked reading that and outloud in the mosque i wanted to become like him i wanted to be able to preach to need the creator and at that time and while growing up i didn't really see the manifestations of within my own religion because i was too busy fighting against islamophobia and racism in society in school in looking for

a job in nature activities and just in the street. in france where gender equality is enshrined in the constitution and religion is strictly separated from the state many people are critical of conservative islam. since the islamist terrorist attacks of 2015 the number of islamophobia attacks in the country has increased many other directed against muslim women. for all that and muslim feminine. they never are the problem isn't religion or the koran but patriarchy. elma's rar was born in hanover the daughter of moroccan immigrants she argues for an open and critical interpretation of islam and she puts muslim gender cliches under the microscope. this traditionally islam is a pear tree aka religion it has to be said had that doesn't mean and i've explored

this in my own emancipation in islam it's that the situation still has been hasn't improved islam. i did it wasn't the role of the woman in islam whether she can be emancipated within islam is one of the big questions of our time because we talk a lot about islam around the world not just in germany or europe is emancipation possible melissa i'd say yes but it's incredibly dependent on who interprets the religion and what mindset she has leaked you guys. tunisia since the 2011 revolution the country on the mediterranean coast has been in a state of upheaval. the islamic scholar up them a ship sharply was a member of the commission for individual liberties and equal rights its goal was to find solutions to achieve more rights for women.

to. islam cannot stand in the way of the emancipation of women need of the. christianity or judaism these are but i say it can't in principle was because the position of women was always explicitly inferior in the monotheistic religious traditions they. explain all 3 religions. so we have to make a distinction for between the religion itself. and the tradition that stems from the religion of. the city. in paris the cmon via prizes being awarded it's named after the health minister who fought for abortion rights in france in 1975. 1 of the nominees

zain of. the french moroccan worked for many years with the satirical magazine he is due. in 201512 people were killed in an attack on the magazine's office. since then and recently has been one of france's fiercest critics of this. fight. consume their farm. the woman is worth less than a man and is subject to him net. the women are dependent on their guardianship their money their will their sexual desires which the woman is not allowed to resist no matter if she has a wife or a lover. as soon as the woman rejects the model perscribe by society she is denigrated as a whore for she is a woman without morals in the eyes of society. lebanon

has a long christian tradition but muslims make up the majority of the population. 30 years after the civil war their country is divided along demographic lines. that grew up in a conservative catholic family the experience made her an atheist the lebanese journalist breaks to boost with her weekly t.v. program the topic today violence against women it happens in my society and other arab societies women are rigid. to what's between their legs this is how men conceive honor the honor of the family of their own honor is tied through a what a woman does with her body she is denied the basic right of sexual freedom and even if she is suspected to have done maybe something that is not right

by the standards of. the social and religious norms she is killed the main problem is that this killer this assassin. gets away with it because it is called a crime of honor and. it's a crime of this honor it's a crime point this son this song from birth to death a woman constantly here is the words how schumacher and. how shrill my mind's shame don't be disgraceful that's what they used to say to us girls shush and mean sin how come so those are the 2 words that accompany a woman all her life between shame and sin sex some of us want to snatch a bit of freedom is out there it's not many this is who could live with so i was sick buffett says.

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the divine feminine in this verses through the ward at ramen the merciful which comes from the root word on the womb. the islamic feminist discourse operates at 2 levels on the one hand it's a scholarship that critically revisit and pack dominant religious interpretations that are discriminatory against woman on the 2nd hand it also aims to produce new knowledge that makes a case for gender equality but within an islamic about it i the objective of the communist movement in its purity is to challenge these bacteria to reading and to bring in woman lances to bring in feminist answers in the way we understand and we approach islamic textual sources. sarah's role at most is knowledge building coordinator. in 2009 the n.g. began working in kuala lumpur more than 250 activists islamic scholars and lawyers

from 47 countries to part in a call for equality and justice in muslim families. and religious values was central to the appeal of those who believe that islamic feminism is an exam run or that islam and feminism are contradictory in fact they need to check their on assumptions when you believe in feminism you can't exclude other woman and other struggles from this collective struggle weather wise you're not true to your feminist ethics. 3 islamic feminist especially one to empower a practicing muslim women to help them and close their rights as mothers wives and set aside. according to islamic tradition men hold sway over women as guardians they decide on education independence work choice of husband divorce and children.

tunisian fauzia sharf he has been a muslim feminist ever since she was young. she studied physics in paris in the 1950 s. . for a long time she taught at the university of tunis one of the few women to do so. she's concerned that women internees in cities are increasingly wearing headscarves again. i like to think back to that time of birth. i met my father and mother. back then the women were all dressed like europeans in general to my comment i love to share my grandmother also because she didn't always wear headscarves to

deafen much when she was at home she was just herself. just slightly egyptian women to new zealand women who've been struggling since the start of the 20th century to defend himself. in 1956 tunisia gained its independence the 1st president. saw him self as an advocate for women he i should inconsiderable improvements like the prohibition of polygamy divorce laws and the introduction of a minimum age for marriage. girls and women gained access to schools universities and the labor market. within dependence in 1986 president paul gilbert took the hill on their last shows that will have considered all the he was convinced that women should be emancipated thank goodness i've got and women were supported by their fathers and grandfathers

very early on and they felt so out was with me my father thought that academic success was very important. for you always made sure that my educational development was taken as seriously as my brothers or meant it because the more friends. the dice oh heck no academy of sciences is located on the gulf of tunis 5 fake volumes of books originated here titled the quranic text and its variants up them as she char favored for years on the contextualization of the qur'an jewish and christian sources were analyzed including aramaic and syrian literature the latest edition sheds new light on the familiar text only. qur'an it sounds as revelation wasn't taxed sit next. to a fixed written text. so the document we have today this

revelation soon is merely the work of. it isn't the revelation itself and. the work we do helps muslims and also nor muslims to do away with the literal reading of the text . lift you. to the text. it's an approach that usually leads to greater interest in the spirit of the text. rather than in the literal meaning to castle that. nearly all of the qur'an 114 suras contain a lot of ambiguity. so we ask question how do we know what we know how do we know if this interpretation is actually an interpretation of what god had in mind how do we know if this is

a source of authority why this male scholars through the centuries had more authority than a woman today living in one context were understand the stakes for her own experience from a woman's perspective tunisia is the most liberal muslim country in the region even so reforms are needed islamic scholar of her youssef has written extensively on issues like inheritance law polygamy and homosexuality as they relate to the qur'an use of compares the interpretations of male scholars from the middle ages to those of today and critiques their positions because of past she's been threatened by islamists left. alone. to a lot of but i don't know. that it is a thought that in. the well out of the. people here you. know

. yeah. so the a lot a lot. so. but but $24.00 the light verse $35.00 plus this 1st goes very much to my heart because it addresses god as light. evoke good do i see this light as the spark of consciousness that encompasses everything people animals and things to. it confirms that god is everything and that there is only one day it can exist. new. no one knows the interpretation blackguardly the problem isn't ambiguity on the contrary i think these ambiguous readings are an asset and they allow the text to open up the public school more the problem comes when someone thinks ok this is the meaning. this is the truth and i'm going

to impose it on others the issue of a lump or as it was called or you really you can't just settle for what other people say you can listen to them ask questions if you read but in fact you should and sometimes you must but above all you have to take responsibility for your own interpretation. christianity and islam all 3 religions refer to a common patriarch favor. i believe that there are women who are trying to reconcile their faith with. their own human dignity however they can but personally i believe feminism is either secular or it's not especially for talking about the monarch taste

religion's they're very patriarchal all 3 of them i mean women is just so great that islamic feminists have turned arguments for the equality of man and woman in the qur'an story of creation in syria for verse one god didn't create the woman from the river of the man he created and original so not saying where he'd attain which is a feminine term in arabic and took muslims from the injustices of their time to the justice of their time it gave women many important right in the power trio post culture of 7th century arabia but at that time the notion of justice didn't include the idea of equality between man and woman because gender equality is a modern concept. although be learning in a shape or not why do. the psni lair here rush marry her while he has. in their own zeal her been

a loyal or is easy larry of even the one who are really old bishan eagle aoa be the. larry larry who and elaine he mostly. of. us i chose this series of half beginning but because i love forgiveness a similar problem god created in my sleep even before he was asked for forgiveness is the one puddle. delap doesn't spend much time in france anymore she left the country because of rising islamophobia and now lives in london. she too sees islam as a source of empowerment for women it's said that mohammed gave dignity back to disenfranchised women. in tree islamic society in arabia women had the same status as animals or possessions they didn't have the

right to inherit as they were the inheritance girls were killed at birth then islam came along and said no women must also have the right to inherit that change in women status back then was revolutionary women with no rights who could be killed given away became people with the right to inherit property. put simply sirrah for verse 11 states that a woman should inherit about half of what a man gets. the reason for the un equal treatment is that women didn't usually bear responsibility for providing for their family. so it was taken for granted that men should be allocated the larger share of an inheritance. so this is. the verse says that half the share of inheritance is the guaranteed

minimum for women but there's nothing wrong with giving more than that to the priests. these days women work they participate in family life i split expenses with my husband 50 they also make more money as a source and i pay my taxes like a man simple like any citizen. is it ethically justifiable through religion that i only get half. as much as my parents' inheritance. when the qur'an doesn't oppose the quality in that situation still for spoke as if they get to know me that was. the qur'an and laus meant to have up to 4 wives critics of islam claim this isn't a such any an instrument of male domination. that.

there are 3 verses that talk about i think you mean the question is what a new set in this what are titled women and you look at the 1st verse it gives you the 1st step solution you can marry $1.00 to $4.00 wives so you can't now marry $10.15 it is restricted then you have a 2nd verse that comes and says you have to treat all of these wives equally so you can't just it's not just a maximum you also have to keep in mind justice and equality and then you have a 3rd verse that comes and these folk verse went to versailles it's that actually even if you want to be equal god knows that you can't be male interpreters or patricks will look at this verse and say the qur'an gave me the right to marry 4 wives but they don't look at the 2 order verses do you treat them equally even if you claim that you do god sais that you can't. the

the head scarf for women is one of his limbs most controversial requirements especially in the west that what is the qur'an actually say. and can feminists wear headscarves. one of those takes the fancy way here in a french context in an environment that is vehemently opposed to the headscarf i am a rebel a militant feminist it would look i don't want anyone to tell me whether i can wear a headscarf or not. i'm lucky enough not to be pressured by anyone in my family. my mother was against me wearing one in senegal but i told her that i hadn't asked for her opinion and you. should want i want to wear it one day and not the next i don't care what people think or feel. so in the name of gender equality we are now denying muslim woman to control their own bodies to appear in the public space we are punishing them by excluding them from the schools and now there are people who

talk about banning the double so in university we are excluding them from workplaces we are excluding them from nature activities in the minds of right wing movement and french radicals a clear is being became an obsession. the vast most often used to prescribe the so-called islamic can't keep the 2 separate. good is a vast that simply says to leave the covering can be used by the female there are at least 2 or 3 in there for. that has nothing to do with a requirement to cover their hand. or do so let it. slide it in them. in the clubs because. inside them and i look at

a book and. so the law allows. this is. from the koran actually this is the 1st suitor that prophet mohammed has received and here god is ordering him to read and this shows the importance of reading and how people should learn more every time to become better people in her batik in the omani capital muskat. e.c. designs what she calls modest fashion that is fashion that embodies islamic values around the world muslim women spend billions on clothing and accessories every year already she is a mother of 3 a successful fashion designer and a devout muslim most of her employees are men islam has always respected women and always treated the woman the right way so i think where i feel so lucky being

a muslim because islam gave me all my rights it's not about being a male or a female it's about if you can earn it if you can work hard to get it. you can say that i'm a super woman and i can do everything on my own i don't believe that this can happen like for me to have things run properly for me to be a successful interpreter i need the support of my husband because being a mom is very important but there are some days where i'm so busy like today i have a long day of appointments and i woke up this morning my daughter was sick so my husband decided that he will take the day off just making sure that someone is taking care of my daughter and that i can get my important things done.

this is going to be my autumn winter collection next year and basically it's inspired by. the patterns of traditional armani dresses like that are by is something that you see everyone wearing now but it's actually not part of our tradition it's something that came in later on and became so trendy that everyone started wearing it but when you go back to traditional dresses then they're so colorful so full of patterns and completely different than i buy it. since the 970 s. saudi arabia and other oil producing states have gained influence in the islamic world guest workers took their experiences back to other muslim nations. meanwhile rich ruling elites systematically invested in media as well as financing

schools and mosques all this led to the exportation of a highly conservative interpretation of islam. the iranian people who overthrew the shah in 1979 partly due to an anti capitalist movement that wanted to end the political and economic influence of the united states. was left wing liberals and communists including many women played a major role they couldn't foresee how they situation would deteriorate under the islamic regime with its rigid legal system controlled by shiite religious scholars . a sequel russia here said the pasha should really really it's not the koran shari'a

is a muslim law is a collection of regulations that were written let's say 2 centuries after the revelation that give us your the. defensible thing about it is the position of women suki like the stoning of women who commit adultery loose the truth there's no such thing in the text of the koran there shortly from a group they're sick of all sentencing someone to death for turning away from their religion to see lepers this is that doesn't exist in those terms in the text of the koran zuma sit in place clips your kids so today it's very important to explain to people who want to practice islam that there are differences between quranic text and shari'a and if you have also heard a textbook i need it lash out here. perhaps the most controversial passage in the qur'an is sora for 1st 34 does it really call

for men to physically abuse their wives if they rebel. well let it just shows up on the fly although not quite sure one of the models what that is when. she tries this is the level of i chose the verse from the sword or. the woman because it symbolizes the superiority of that allah the god of islam grants to and then over women most of these are only 5. universities and europe and the united states islamic feminists in particular have questioned the center potations. i don't want to hear about interest you know i think as if i beat her was a city target i can read arabic is like most arabs raygun us of the word means. that is what islamic scholars talk about the ones who explain the verses page by page in the qur'an. say that you should be women say gently.

but they're still saying. what is the d.n.a. of 5 cherokee in muslim a tradition and we found out that all this is community eerie interpretations could be traced to one verse which is various $434.00 from sort of the new stuff you have the word of the people will know which was the word that actually raised most of the controversies and i encourage you to look at the studies and the books that have been books written just about the small words you know the true and back it's meaning and again if you look at this word tradition of the it has been interpreted and translated as being as meaning beating and also used to justify the 5 minutes man could beat their wives when you look at the eternal is she and what this word how this word was used in order instances in the quote and it is used for complete order. to finish and purposes for example it's used when moyes is putting his

stick you know there to separate. the sea into. the word that is use is and that. it's not it doesn't mean meeting this interpretation for example would highlight the fact that this is actually a solution given by god whenever you have a conflict don't act aggressively but instead just separate the beds. put there to provide to delist see imperiled the security if it really isn't you don't see a fee at fallsville is out on good deal going over so i. can eat it accompanied a notch or 2 not of the ability daughter michelle could have used. in a could you have to choose their seduce so what else surveys say explain the effect this verse says that the prophet was there to deliver the divine revelation in may senator dodd was not a political leader like. india god alone is the guardian of all things not the

prophet that includes religious rules. i think it's a great shame that in today's world a group of muslims although not all of them belong to a so-called political islam see there unfortunately this is spreading them this is an attempt to islam our society as though islam should determine everything in its justice to education to the status of women resolve to. religion shouldn't dominate public life respects be bleak that's what i'm fighting against on do all of jugglers you. should think that public spaces are there for social interactions. we can't allow women to be excluded from certain spaces and this day in age excludes the sense that this person.

i. am across secular activist fiercely because if we don't separate state and religion and our countries we are never going to be a modern civilized where the states never i'm not that just talking about lebanon i'm talking about everywhere you cannot mix religion with. with politics. does my hope is that many people aren't afraid of emancipation in that the mancipation doesn't take anything from people it's the opposite he gives so much like joy like new discovery and the only thing we have to do of course is now and then try to part i would never take him before beginning that's my lovelies can't.

tunisia's revolution had a lot to do with emancipation. after the overthrow of the dictator the tunisians adopted a constitution that put women and men on equal footing. women are now allowed to marry non muslims and violence against women is an offense. if you use the resources virus and i mean that positively it is here today to nations talk about homosexuality and islam that they talk about equality in inheritance law and in islam they discuss the relationship between being muslim and being a citizen in a democratic country and try to overcome the division and the problems. but still some say it's impossible to be a muslim or down especially a muslim woman and modern or that it's impossible to be muslim and to stand for

absolute equality between men and women. in the struggle for an islamic feminism muslim women are rising up and fighting their way towards emancipation with bravery and wisdom. and if you look even at the one of the most advanced european european countries very few have 5050 percent representation between men and women and it's appalling i mean like for example when i look at it sometimes. of the leaders of the prime ministers of europe when they're gathered all together and i see just angela merkel and maybe one other woman and then all men say this is your what's happening this is 2019 and europe what. then are we supposed to do here if that is europe you know

what i mean so you have a lot to do as well don't think that it is over. is happy she got a spot at cologne institute for inclusive education. here people like jenny who have mental disabilities are trying to be education specialists they know the issues mentally disabled people deal with 1st hand. academic track for people with

disabilities closer. to. god some hot tips for your bucket list. corner. it's hard for some. and some great culture memorials to boot. should we go. with him had a big gun because up close with the highest i know if i had known the boat would be that small i never would have gone on the trip but you have not to put myself in my parish so i'm not a danger to the boat it's a theme of the bill for a beautifully it would. love one spunk that one of the would be the one i have serious problems on a personal level and i was unable to live there but let's i'm going to.

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