were serial rapists, who drank heavily to fuel their crimes, attacked visitors in gangs, lusted after the power of angels, knew first hand of the God/dess but refused morality and cheated and lied and thieved. And raped. Raped. Over and over. In mobs. Will religious leaders have you believe they were destroyed them for raping …
Category: Muslims
For those still irrelevantly asking whether I do or do not love the Prophet:
We do not love the same man. Not to boast (but to absolutely boast, mashaAllah) about how amazing a writer I am, even when wallahbros rage-quote me I am stunned at how gorgeous my words are. Thanks bros! SubhanAllah, I've never observed my beauty this way.
Thanks, sex segregation.
A friend of mine asked me to teach him how to pray. I have no idea if the request denotes a preliminary interest in conversion, and I was not intrusive enough to ask. His only personified contact with Islam has been through me, and I think one other friend. The best way I could teach …
A woman has the absolute right to voice her frustrations against a Prophet. Sit. Down.
I am not aware that I love the Prophet. Unless I am in Makkah or Madina, where I can feel him in the mountains and the marketplace, I feel no love for him. (“You do love him then,” you might say, to which I would respond, not nearly significantly enough as I am expected.) I …
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Severing a population from its allies and support network is abuse.
There are Muslim men who say things like "only Muslims should be able to comment on sexual assault in the Muslim community" WHILE NOT BEING WOMEN. You're seriously not registering that you're asking people of an outside demographic to stop, while being part of an outside demographic? You don't get to choose our allies for …
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Polygamy is haraam.
I don’t really care about the outrage I’m going to spark, but before I spark it, I want to briefly mention that my understanding of haraam does not contrast starkly with halaal. In the thoughts of most Muslims, “haraam” translates to “forbidden.” Most of you know already that I subscribe to moral absolutes, i.e. I …
the fatal feminist 