Islam Doesn't Oppress Women, Muslims Do

Muslim religion was created by the prophet Muhammad, originally a Mecca merchant, received a sacred message from the angel Gabriel and told him to proclaim in "the name of your Lord and the priest." This "Lord" is Allah and continues to teach others that Allah is the only true god. In fact, in Arabic, Muslims mean "submission to the will of God", but Muslims mean "people who are already obedient" (Beck 234 - 235). The foundation of Islam is the Bible principle of the five pillars called the Qur'an, outlining the duties of each Muslim.

When non-Muslims in the United States think about Muslims, the first thing in their head is the repression of terrorists, the Middle East and women on September 11. Most Americans say that because Muslim women must completely cover up themselves and wear a "veil on the head" to make it possible for a husband to have more than one wife, I think that it should be done. According to a survey conducted by the Islamic Relations Committee last year, more than half of the 1,000 respondents in the United States were terrorists. Muslims, known as Muslims, are not violent people. The majority of Muslims are hardworking and care for good and polite people against all living things. Studying religion more than other religious practices of Western countries shows that people and belief systems are effective, focusing on peace and good deeds.

The purpose of Islamic veil is to promote humility for men and women. In the west, veil is portrayed as an ancient custom designed to suppress female voice and enhance male Muslim superiority. Muslim women are regarded as suppressed victims of "fundamentalism" religion. Muslim women are swept away by violence by silencing their voices rather than female voices, not Muslims. This silence seems to be good, but it further suppresses western Muslim women.