From Future Wife To Future Mother
I did promise myself not to touch this subject any more on these pages (and I lasted one post) but I couldn't resist linking to the above video by the (in my humble opinion) illustrious Megan Wyatt. In her last two talks she managed to both crystallise exactly what I've been trying to say as well as present these thoughts to the fairer sex in a much more diplomatic way, and this video is a nicely presented, short and accessible overview of all of that.
I won't compromise the video by talking about it in detail and how it relates to what I've said, so please have a look yourselves. And try to ignore the blurred out talking face. It's a bit creepy.
Sunday, January 31
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isn't a woman's voice part of her Awrah too? She should be using a voice changer too.
ReplyDeleteExactly what I was thinking. Not to mention the (fuzzy) Sillhouette.
ReplyDeleteThe concept of purdah no longer exists. Sigh.
purdah? How should she do it then?
ReplyDeleteShak - I just watched the clip. I agree with a lot of it. And actually I think we were talking about the same stuff on Thursday night.
>purdah? How should she do it then?
ReplyDeleteShe shouldn't be doing anything. Women should not be seen, heard or even read.
>I agree with a lot of it.
That's because you are a mature and responsible Muslim man, the type that Muslim sisters would like to marry.
>And actually I think we were talking about the same stuff on Thursday night.
I'm talking about it most nights. Although I think I'm going to stop now.
By passing a note (in capitals)....
ReplyDelete"She shouldn't be doing anything. Women should not be seen, heard or even read."
ReplyDeleteSounds like equality to me!
Perhaps the reason you are perpetually single is because you are listening to advice intended for women. Try listening to some advice on how a man should behave.
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