Open ~ Voices of ExMuslim Women ~ Solidarity on International Women’s Day
In this final part of the International Women’s Day project, I want to share five ExMuslim women’s writings who wrote open-ended pieces.
Ex-Muslim privilege ~ Voices of ExMuslim Women ~ Solidarity on International Women’s Day
Question: What are the privileges you DO have as an Exmuslim woman that you did not have as a Muslim woman?
Muslim privilege ~ Voices of ExMuslim Women ~ Solidarity on International Women’s Day
Question: What are the privileges you do NOT have as an Exmuslim woman that you did have as a Muslim woman? (e.g. speaking openly about your beliefs, etc.)
To understand~ Voices of ExMuslim Women ~ Solidarity on International Women’s Day
Question: What do you wish women who have never been Muslim would understand about your experiences of being Exmuslim?
Your former self ~ Voices of ExMuslim Women ~ Solidarity on International Women’s Day
Question: What do you wish you could tell your former Muslim self?
Inferiority ~ Voices of ExMuslim Women ~ Solidarity on International Women’s Day
Question: What are some parts of Islam (scripture or practices) that made you feel inferior as a woman?
Self worth, self image ~ Voices of ExMuslim Women ~ Solidarity on International Women’s Day
Question: What do you know now about your self worth or self image as a woman that you didn’t know when you followed/believed in Islam?
Intro ~ Voices of ExMuslim Women – Solidarity on International Women’s Day
To mark today’s International Women’s Day, I have invited ExMuslim women, from EXMNA and everywhere, to tell their own stories in their own voices. For too long, women from Muslim backgrounds who no longer follow Islam and related cultural norms have remained silent. Sometimes they are kept silent by force. …
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Gender segregation and rape culture
Last week, the row over gender segregation in UK universities blew up and became a national story with international interest. You can read the details about what transpired there on the website of the London School of Economics Atheist, Secularist and Humanist Society. I also recommend the videos on Channel …
Arrested for hugging in Saudi Arabia
So apparently in Saudi Arabia, hugging people can get you arrested by the ‘religious police’, as this story in The Independent reports. Members of the Commission for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice arrested the two men in Riyadh for violating local laws and engaging in “exotic …