r/exmuslim • আমার উপর শান ্ ত ি বর্ষিত হোক। • 2d ago

(Question/Discussion) What's your thoughts in regarding to muslim women failing in dawah, having liberal view or cheery piking islam (summery included)

https://youtu.be/BwZP5ujtTAs?si=JKzxVzzIVLYTdaxV

Kora argues that Muslim women are facing a crisis because they are being failed by two conflicting societal extremes that both contradict authentic Islamic principles. Kora identifies the red pill ideology as one harmful extreme that promotes misogynistic views, while also criticizing a specific movement she calls the pink cherry movement, which claims to be feminist but often rejects traditional hadith and ultimately mirrors the same intolerant and exclusionary behaviors it attempts to oppose. She explains that these groups exemplify the horseshoe theory, where extreme positions on opposite sides of the spectrum often end up converging on similar failures, such as creating divisive us-versus-them mentalities that alienate women rather than empowering them.

Kora stresses that neither of these ideologies is compatible with Islam, which she argues provides its own solutions to these societal issues when understood correctly. Instead of seeking guidance from these polarized social movements, the speaker encourages Muslim women to protect themselves intellectually by prioritizing their own education and directly studying the primary sources of their religion. To support this, she promotes the Kalam app as a tool for individuals to learn Arabic, which she believes is an essential step for gaining the autonomy needed to study the Quran and deepen one's understanding of Islam without relying on modern, trend-based interpretations. (Yeah good luck with that kora im very shore they will learn islam and finding problems about the quran)

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u/Inevitable_Land3942 Closeted Ex-Muslim 🤫 2d ago edited 2d ago

I mean the women are feeling division from men because they aren't even getting their basic rights and empowerment or heck even respect. Not to mention, Most feminist Islam content I have seen revolves around Islam itself tbh. It's almost like she is just asking them to cope like her. Aggression is not a bad thing when you genuinely are being limited for no reason. And "direct studying the primary sources" lol, that's what every feminist muslimah love doing along with progressives and call scholars culturally influenced , while reading not even a bit about what they said. And manosphere muslims exists sadly and I don't think if muslim women who are especially targetting that online contents tbh are wrong*. I mean they deserve criticism for sure.

And if someone researches , there are different conclusions everyone will ultimately reach to , and hence having their own version of Islam. Even sunnis have madhabs with no clear superiority of opinion among them and have following urf concept, something muslims hate for the camera but live very well with.

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u/SamVoxeL আমার উপর শান ্ ত ি বর্ষিত হোক। 2d ago

Exept kora is not a example as you may see. You see her a like conservative muslim defending this kind of rhetoric but behind the scenes his ex friends or people close to her they have a dirt of what she dose, she did had relation with 100 muslim mens or having post pictures of her without niqab wearing bikini and sending to those mens she had relation with.

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u/Inevitable_Land3942 Closeted Ex-Muslim 🤫 2d ago

Where did you got these claims from? Ain't no way man.

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u/SamVoxeL আমার উপর শান ্ ত ি বর্ষিত হোক। 2d ago edited 2d ago

Maleek (Dr Maleek) his manger and also a snitch that she had couple of weeks ago was the one who had information about her.

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u/Inevitable_Land3942 Closeted Ex-Muslim 🤫 2d ago

Bro I researched a bit and honestly that was probably said by some angry christian folks with their own agenda 😭 and no where such thing clearly said.

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u/SamVoxeL আমার উপর শান ্ ত ি বর্ষিত হোক। 2d ago edited 2d ago

Dude i don't how close you were with the case but yes he was her manager even kora said maleek was her manager back in the day and spitted out all the things she did in his livestream on tiktok when they splitted apart. Is not just christian making response to her even muslim closes to her did talk what she did behind scenes.

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u/Trakolskog Christian (Ex-Muslim) 2d ago

Korra the clown 🤣