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The debate between al-Shāfiʿī and Aḥmad. Ibn al-Subkī (d. 771) writes: Al-Shāfiʿī (d. 204) said to Aḥmad (d. 241): “O Aḥmad, do you hold that the one who neglects the prayer becomes a disbeliever?” Aḥmad replied: “Yes.” Al-Shāfiʿī said: “If he is a disbeliever, then by—

This is an old rhetorical device. It takes what society places at the bottom of its symbolic hierarchy and places it at the top.

Oh my Allah! What calamity is this? Is this the “al qaari’ah’tu mal qaariah”? Is this the “izaa zul zilatil arzu zil zaalaha”? What dark star has fallen from the sky? When will the “wa ta koonul jibalu kal ihnil manfoosh” start? My dear fellow atheists/agnosts, abandon all hope, bid farewell to your earthly joys, and surrender yourselves to the deepest dungeons of despair because the phalaan-sopher avyzan b/w my legs has declared that he doesn’t take us seriously and every atheist from Kashmir to Kanyakumari now hereby stands condemned. Alas! How shall we endure this crushing blow? Truly, this is the darkest day in the history of atheism.

A woman gets murdered by a sick man. The dept of justice runs at a snails pace and the punishment isn't adequate. We want harsh punishment and strict laws. But feminism isn't a solution to a murder.

A woman gets murdered by a sick man. The dept of justice runs at a snails pace and the punishment isn't adequate. We want harsh punishment and strict laws. But feminism isn't a solution to a murder.

The very easy explanation for why feminism is kufr is the fact that how certain issues relating to gender are addressed. So, for a muslim it does not matter if a man is emotional about the fact that he has to provide for his family. He is obligated to do and thus is the will of God. The emphasis here is on God because that is what it means to believe. For a believer, it makes no difference whether God commands women to stay within their homes or go out as they please without a necessity, he/she just says “we hear and we obey”. That is our relationship with our Lord, we are the ones who are questioned and accountable for the things we do. Our ceator is not, he does what He wills and whoever doubts this, cannot say with their heart that they believe. Feminism directly contradicts this aspect of religion, where you are slave of Allah. Instead, they ask (depending on their strand of feminism), whether: - it benefits a woman (as a group), or - it benefits the individual who happens to be a woman. Both of these can ONLY be your goals if you do not believe in the divine or the afterlife. Instead, you concern yourself with what benefits you as an individual or you as a group. There is no intent to sumbit our wills to the One who created us. Allah knows best.