Muslims in the UK

To every man and woman in the world,

Abuse is not strength. Cruelty is not leadership. Manipulation is not love. And hiding behind religion, culture, family, or reputation will never make oppression acceptable.

To those who hurt others behind closed doors while presenting themselves as righteous in public: every action has consequences. The wounds you leave may be invisible, but they are real. Words, threats, humiliation, isolation, and emotional torture can leave scars just as deep as physical violence.

To families who unite against one person, especially a daughter, wife, mother, or daughter-in-law: ask yourselves how any human being is expected to survive when faced with the weight of many against one. Before judging, controlling, or harming another person's child, remember that the same pain could one day reach your own family.

To every victim who has been silenced, dismissed, or made to feel worthless: your voice matters. Speaking the truth is not weakness. Surviving is not weakness. Choosing dignity after years of suffering is not weakness. It is courage.

Forgiveness may be possible, but healing does not require forgetting. The soul remembers what it has endured. Setting boundaries, demanding respect, and refusing further abuse are not acts of hatred; they are acts of self-respect.

No one should be told they are unloved. No one should have their children used against them. No one should be wished harm or death. These are not the actions of people guided by compassion, faith, or humanity.

To the world: believe people when they speak about abuse. Support those who are suffering. Hold abusers accountable, regardless of their status, gender, family position, or public image.

And remember: what is hidden from people is never hidden from God. Every tear, every injustice, every act of patience, and every act of cruelty is seen.

May we build a world where respect is stronger than control, where truth is stronger than fear, and where no person has to fight alone to be heard.
@misscinintya @toxicguy @dija- @emma235363

I believe in traditional roles

If my wife wants to work then that's fine but if the traditional role isn't filled then it means I have to contribute to her role of taking care of the house. If that's the case then she will also have to contribute to the male traditional role of provision.

If you want to work, then you contribute financially. Simple

Having the type of male family members that I have… no wonder my expectations for men are considered “insane”. Alhumdullilah a million times. So grateful to be in a loving home where men respect and value women. I genuinely wonder what kind of homes some males are raised in to despise women and their rights so much.

Quick note, I am NOT a feminist either, before the incels go off.

Why am i seeing AIgenerated faces Are we chasing perfection or hiding reality? 🤔 When does enhancing cross into catfishing? I've come across a few like this..

Living in non-Muslim area is not a justification to break Islam..👈🏻

Morning

Most people want honesty.
Few people are ready for it.