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In a video that went viral on social media, a Muslim preacher in the UK claims the Islamic Veil protects women from demons and ghosts.
As you can see in the video below he claims women who do not wear hijabs are often possessed by demons who fall in love with them.
This rhetoric is intended to terrorize and intimidate women.
Islam has many laws that oppress women and violate human rights by authorizing wife beating, FGM, child marriage, forced marriage, honor killing, etc.
Islam also includes many rigid rules of modesty that apply only to women. According to Sharia law If a woman does not satisfy her husband or if she violates the laws of Islam , the husband has the right to beat her.
In most countries that practice Sharia law like Saudi Arabia and Iran under the Male guardianship policy, women are not allowed to get a job, education, or even leave the house or receive medical treatment without the approval of the male guardian (father, husband, brother or uncle).
As you can see in the video below he claims women who do not wear hijabs are often possessed by demons who fall in love with them.
This rhetoric is intended to terrorize and intimidate women.
Islam has many laws that oppress women and violate human rights by authorizing wife beating, FGM, child marriage, forced marriage, honor killing, etc.
Islam also includes many rigid rules of modesty that apply only to women. According to Sharia law If a woman does not satisfy her husband or if she violates the laws of Islam , the husband has the right to beat her.
In most countries that practice Sharia law like Saudi Arabia and Iran under the Male guardianship policy, women are not allowed to get a job, education, or even leave the house or receive medical treatment without the approval of the male guardian (father, husband, brother or uncle).
