Combating Islam

Women in Islam

Sacred Submission or Theocratic Misogyny?

7 Part Series

Introduction

Welcome to the minefield — stripped of euphemisms, disclaimers, and da'wah-friendly footnotes.

This isn’t another feel-good lecture about how Islam "elevated" women. It’s a full-frontal excavation of how one of the world’s largest religions theologically engineered female submission — not just as a side effect of its culture, but as a core, codified, God-sanctioned command.

Islam doesn’t merely have a sexism problem. It has a doctrine of female subordination, written in scripture, preached in pulpits, and enforced by law.

This series will slice through every sacred veil — from Qur’anic injunctions to Muhammad’s example, from Sharia law to modern apologetics — to answer the central question:
Does Islam liberate women, or does it chain them under divine patriarchy?

No myths. No "contextual reimaginings." Just raw texts, hard data, historical records, and modern consequences.

🔹 Series Breakdown

Part I: Divine Patriarchy — Women According to the Qur’an

Unfiltered analysis of Qur’anic verses on women’s worth, testimony, obedience, inheritance, and marital roles. The holy book lays the foundation — and it isn’t pretty.

Part II: Muhammad and Women — The Prophet of Polygyny, Child Marriage, and Control

Muhammad’s marriages, concubines, and commands reflect the theology he created. This isn’t virtue — it’s privilege wrapped in prophecy.

Part III: Sharia and the Legal Subjugation of Women

Islamic law doesn’t protect women. It defines their limits: in court, marriage, divorce, and autonomy. Every Sunni madhhab signs off on the script.

Part IV: Hijab, Niqab, and the Dress Code of Control

"Modesty" becomes a muzzle. From Qur’anic origins to Hadith enforcement, the veil isn't empowerment — it's erasure made mandatory.

Part V: Sexuality and Purity — From Menstrual Taboo to Marital Rape

The theology of bodily control: menstruation as impurity, obedience as virtue, and sex as duty. Islam doesn't regulate women’s bodies. It claims them.

Part VI: Female Slaves and Sex in the Name of God

Consent collapses under revelation. From "those your right hands possess" to the Prophet’s own concubines, Islam sanctified sexual slavery.

Part VII: Feminist Apologetics and the Great Gaslighting Campaign

"Islam gave women rights" is the lie that keeps the leash on. We dismantle the apologetic acrobatics and expose the system for what it is.

💥 Final Wrap-Up: Women in Islam: Liberation or Leash?

This isn’t just about scripture. It’s about a worldview that sees women as second-class by design — then dares call that sacred.

We’re not here to reform. We’re here to reveal.

Stay with the series. Bring facts. Bring fire.

⚠️ Disclaimer

This series critiques Islam as a doctrine, legal system, and theological framework—not Muslims as individuals. Every person deserves dignity. Beliefs do not. Truth is not hate. Silence is.

Next in Series: Part I: Divine Patriarchy — Women According to the Qur’an