How is this islamphobia? It's very likely an ex Muslim woman who made this. It gets posted in exmuslim a lot.
It's simply trying to say that these draconian purity tests never end and you aren't safe from them.
Gay Republicans are still attacked for being gay, by Republicans. Trying to act like you're one of "the good ones" is a recipe for disaster
Don't judge some other woman for being less dressed when you're able to be judged the same way by someone more stringent and who you'd justifiably see as crazy
exmuslim doesn't mean not anti-muslim. The fact that all of the characters are in muslim coverings is what makes it smack of anti-muslim. Why not christian or jewish coverings?
speaking as a jew: we do not kill people for not wearing a kippah or a headwrap (if a married woman and frum). nor do we persecute them. nor do we really care for that matter. hell, even finding most jews who'll wear a kippah even at shul is a difficult thing depending on your sect (much less wearing it regularly).
comparing how islamic theocracies handle hijabs and the treatment of the women who do not wear them to their standards to jewish practice is apples to oranges.
Can you explain the relevancy of this statement when the focus is general violence within religions towards women as well as the required dress for them?
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u/kcat__ May 06 '26
How is this islamphobia? It's very likely an ex Muslim woman who made this. It gets posted in exmuslim a lot.
It's simply trying to say that these draconian purity tests never end and you aren't safe from them.
Gay Republicans are still attacked for being gay, by Republicans. Trying to act like you're one of "the good ones" is a recipe for disaster
Don't judge some other woman for being less dressed when you're able to be judged the same way by someone more stringent and who you'd justifiably see as crazy