• MEtrINeS@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    2 years ago

    people to ban them from school and universities

    The abaya ban It’s only in schools. Not in universities.

    Muslims do not want to force women to dress in a certain way, it’s beyond religion,

    You are a muslim shill. Look at the egypt!

    Today the debate is less over whether women should adopt Islamic dress — as many as 90 percent of women cover at least their head

    Or this: https://www.algemeiner.com/2022/07/28/an-egyptian-womans-brutal-killing-sparks-renewed-hijab-debate/

    Instead, they blamed the victim, arguing that Ashraf was killed because she didn’t wear a hijab.

    The bold is mine. It’s for you to not miss it!

    • Takapapatapaka@lemmy.world
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      2 years ago

      Okay, so i 100% percent agree that religion are wrong when they are forced upon anyone, and that religious state, and muslim state first, are worse oppresions than state alone. I also agree that abaya is not banned in universities, mb on this one (though we could argue that if you ban someone from highschool, they most likely wont be able to go to university).

      I am against anyone who prohibits women to show their hair, and i’m against anyone who prohibits women to hide them. Both are bad, and both are worse when endorsed by oppressives systems that are states and morals. In Egypt, muslim state is worse than atheists. In France, “atheist” and islamophobic state is worse than muslims. (all of this is strictly my point of view) I strongly believe that it is dumb to think that you can free someone by prohibiting things, like you can free someone from drugs addictions by jailing them, free someone of war by invading them.

      You say “Muslim bad because they blame women who do not wear hijab instead of blaming killer”, and i agree. But this argument sounds illogical here, because you would blame women who wear hijab instead of blaming people who force them.