๐ขAn #interview with Joanna Francis American journalist:
How do you define modernism verses oppression in regards to women?
โจModernism and #oppression are two extremes. If by modernism you mean what we have in the West, then I reject modernism. #Feminism as it has been practiced in the #West since the 1960s has been most destructive for women. The feminists pretended to want to liberate women from their roles as wives and #mothers and let them be free to work, have their own homes, and be sexually liberal. But the truth is that these things do not bring #happiness to a woman. A woman can only be truly fulfilled in her role as #wife and mother. She can also have a successful career, but ask any career woman who has no children of her own, and she will tell you that she would trade all of her professional success to have even one child. Oppression is the opposite extreme, in which women have no rights. A healthy #balance is best for #women and for society in general.
@rahyafte_en
How do you define modernism verses oppression in regards to women?
โจModernism and #oppression are two extremes. If by modernism you mean what we have in the West, then I reject modernism. #Feminism as it has been practiced in the #West since the 1960s has been most destructive for women. The feminists pretended to want to liberate women from their roles as wives and #mothers and let them be free to work, have their own homes, and be sexually liberal. But the truth is that these things do not bring #happiness to a woman. A woman can only be truly fulfilled in her role as #wife and mother. She can also have a successful career, but ask any career woman who has no children of her own, and she will tell you that she would trade all of her professional success to have even one child. Oppression is the opposite extreme, in which women have no rights. A healthy #balance is best for #women and for society in general.
@rahyafte_en
๐ขAn #interview with Joanna Francis American journalist:
Q. Most people today see the West namely United States as modern and free and many Muslims urge Muslim women to adapt their ways. What would you say to those people?
โจI would strongly encourage Muslim women to continue to wear Hijab. They can be #modern in the sense that they attend university and have careers, but the moment they become seduced into losing their modesty, the #evil ones have already started to win them over. At first it seems #innocent enough. Just dress a little bit more revealingly and be more like women in the #West. Then they will start to seduce you more and more with the idea of loosening your sexual morality, then comes #abortion and promiscuity. All of this leads to misery for women. Women are safest and happiest when they dress modestly and keep their sexuality only for their husbands.
@rahyafte_en
Q. Most people today see the West namely United States as modern and free and many Muslims urge Muslim women to adapt their ways. What would you say to those people?
โจI would strongly encourage Muslim women to continue to wear Hijab. They can be #modern in the sense that they attend university and have careers, but the moment they become seduced into losing their modesty, the #evil ones have already started to win them over. At first it seems #innocent enough. Just dress a little bit more revealingly and be more like women in the #West. Then they will start to seduce you more and more with the idea of loosening your sexual morality, then comes #abortion and promiscuity. All of this leads to misery for women. Women are safest and happiest when they dress modestly and keep their sexuality only for their husbands.
@rahyafte_en
๐ขAn #interview with Joanna Francis American journalist:
Q. What is the first thing about American women that you would like to change or fix?
โจThe first thing I would like to fix about American women is exactly what I described above. I look at old #photographs of women of my grandmother's generation and I can see that they wore long, #beautiful dresses. They did not wear veils, but they definitely did not wear short #skirts or show their legs in any way. Then I look at pictures of the 1960s and see that women first started to wear short skirts and much more revealing clothing and that is when the #divorce rates increased (now 50% in the U.S.), #abortions increased, and it became impossible for women to earn the love of a man without sex. My #advice to #American women is to dress modestly and do not have sexual relations until they are married. If a man does not #love her enough to wait, then he is not worthy of her. Modesty, #modesty , modesty!
@rahyafte_en
Q. What is the first thing about American women that you would like to change or fix?
โจThe first thing I would like to fix about American women is exactly what I described above. I look at old #photographs of women of my grandmother's generation and I can see that they wore long, #beautiful dresses. They did not wear veils, but they definitely did not wear short #skirts or show their legs in any way. Then I look at pictures of the 1960s and see that women first started to wear short skirts and much more revealing clothing and that is when the #divorce rates increased (now 50% in the U.S.), #abortions increased, and it became impossible for women to earn the love of a man without sex. My #advice to #American women is to dress modestly and do not have sexual relations until they are married. If a man does not #love her enough to wait, then he is not worthy of her. Modesty, #modesty , modesty!
@rahyafte_en
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ใฝ๏ธ๐ป An #interview with #Zahra_Aayat,
young missionary from Iran๐ฎ๐ท
๐http://rahyafte.com/en/2245
๐ @rahyafte_en
young missionary from Iran๐ฎ๐ท
๐http://rahyafte.com/en/2245
๐ @rahyafte_en
An #interview with Fatima Isabel Fernandes, a catholic Christian from Portugal who converted to Islam.
#convert
http://rahyafte.com/en/624/
@rahyafte_en
#convert
http://rahyafte.com/en/624/
@rahyafte_en
Rahyafte (The Guided Ones)
๐ขDear Salams respected brothers and sisters, ๐ขToday we welcome Mr Mohammad Arab an Iranian-American who was born to Islam, however did not grow up as a Muslim. At the age of 26 Mohammad Arab reverted back to Islam. ๐ขWelcome Mr Mohammad Arab to this interview.โฆ
โญ๏ธ The channel Rahyafte is conducting an #interview with โจMr. Mohammad Arabโจ
Iranian-American #revert to Islam.
๐ t.me/rahyafte_en
Iranian-American #revert to Islam.
๐ t.me/rahyafte_en
โญ๏ธ The channel Rahyafte is conducting an #interview with โจMr. Mohammad Arabโจ
Iranian-American #revert to Islam.
๐ t.me/rahyafte_en
Iranian-American #revert to Islam.
๐ t.me/rahyafte_en
โญ๏ธ The channel Rahyafte is conducting an #interview with โจMr. Mohammad Arabโจ
Iranian-American #revert to Islam.
๐ t.me/rahyafte_en
Iranian-American #revert to Islam.
๐ t.me/rahyafte_en
๐ The channel Rahyafte is conducting an #interview with
๐ธMr Mark Scorzelli๐ธ an Australian revert.
๐ t.me/rahyafte_en
๐ธMr Mark Scorzelli๐ธ an Australian revert.
๐ t.me/rahyafte_en
Forwarded from Rahyafte (The Guided Ones) (Fateme_Abbac)
๐ The channel Rahyafte is conducting an #interview with
๐ธMr Mark Scorzelli๐ธ an Australian revert.
๐ t.me/rahyafte_en
๐ธMr Mark Scorzelli๐ธ an Australian revert.
๐ t.me/rahyafte_en
๐ The channel Rahyafte is conducting an #interview with
๐ธMr Mark Scorzelli๐ธ an Australian revert.
๐ t.me/rahyafte_en
๐ธMr Mark Scorzelli๐ธ an Australian revert.
๐ t.me/rahyafte_en
๐ค #Interview with Mr. #Ali_Scott_Vitkovic was born in the Czech Republic, he is former medical science student of Harvard University and follower of nehzat Imam Khomeyni.
๐ @rahyafte_en
๐ @rahyafte_en
๐ค #Interview with #New_Muslim Mr. #Ali_Scott_Vitkovic was born in the Czech Republic, he is former medical science student of Harvard University...
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๐ @rahyafte_en
๐ค #Interview with #New_Muslim Mr. #Ali_Scott_Vitkovic was born in the Czech Republic
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๐ @rahyafte_en
โจHenry Chelune Jrโจ is an American who lives in Thailand. โจHe was born to a Christian family and converted to #Islam in 2006.
๐ธ #interview
๐ธ #Rahyafte_Radio
๐ t.me/rahyafte_en ๐
๐ธ #interview
๐ธ #Rahyafte_Radio
๐ t.me/rahyafte_en ๐
๐ The channel Rahyafte is conducting an #interview with Mr. David Phillip OโSullivan (Latif) โจan American revert.
๐ t.me/rahyafte_en
๐ t.me/rahyafte_en
โจFinding Islam
in a Football Match
#convert
#Interview
๐ http://rahyafteha.ir/en/7383
๐ http://t.me/rahyafte_en
๐ http://m.facebook.com/Rahyafte
in a Football Match
#convert
#Interview
๐ http://rahyafteha.ir/en/7383
๐ http://t.me/rahyafte_en
๐ http://m.facebook.com/Rahyafte
๐ The channel Rahyafte is conducting an #interview with Mr. Aaron Perez(Sajjad) โจ a Mexican revert.
๐ t.me/rahyafte_en
๐ t.me/rahyafte_en
Rahyafte (The Guided Ones)
๐ The channel Rahyafte is conducting an #interview with Mr. Aaron Perez(Sajjad) โจ a Mexican revert. ๐ t.me/rahyafte_en
๐ #Interview with Mr. Aaron Perez(Sajjad) โจ a Mexican revert.
๐ขQuestion 7:
We would like to know what you thought the first time you heard about #Muharram and #Imam_Hussain (AS) and the Day of #Ashura. What effect did this have on your lifeโ
#Rahyafte_Radio
โช๏ธ@rahyafte_en
๐ขQuestion 7:
We would like to know what you thought the first time you heard about #Muharram and #Imam_Hussain (AS) and the Day of #Ashura. What effect did this have on your lifeโ
#Rahyafte_Radio
โช๏ธ@rahyafte_en
Rahyafte (The Guided Ones)
Melanie Franklin (Marzieh Hashemi), the enlightened American lady: โ
The Islamic Revolution led to my conversion to Islam, a transformative journey... Explore more about my story at ๐ @rahyafte_en ๐ #MelanieFranklin #MarziehHashemi #IslamicJourney #Transformationโฆ
๐ Interview with Marzieh Hashemi (Melanie Franklin): ๐โจ
In a thought-provoking conversation, Marzieh Hashemi, also known as Melanie Franklin, sheds light on critical issues related to women, society, and media. Here are the key points from this insightful interview:
๐ Root Causes of Inequality:
Marzieh attributes global inequalities to a materialistic mindset and Western colonialism. She highlights the historical transformation in the dressing and lifestyle of European and American women, pointing out the impact of secularism and Zionist ideologies.
๐ #Inequality #Materialism #Colonialism
๐ฉโ๐งโ๐ฆ Family Breakdown and Social Decay:
Discussing the breakdown of families, Marzieh emphasizes the adverse effects of distancing from religious values. She criticizes the trend where women are pressured to work outside the home, diminishing the role of mothers and family foundations.
๐ #FamilyValues #SocialDecay #Motherhood
๐ Representation in Western Media:
Marzieh scrutinizes the portrayal of women in Western media, exposing the stark contrast between the presented image and reality. She challenges the notion of freedom for women, asserting that the Western concept of freedom is often a tool for exploitation.
๐ #MediaRepresentation #WomenInMedia #Freedom
๐ Challenges in Muslim Societies:
Reflecting on Muslim societies, Marzieh acknowledges shortcomings in accurately representing Muslim women or mothers in the media. She criticizes the negative cultural impact of certain programs and commercials, urging a more authentic portrayal.
๐ #MuslimWomen #CulturalImpact #MediaChallenge
๐ฑ Initiating Change:
Marzieh proposes a two-step approach for change. Firstly, she advocates for implementing the words of Imam Khamenei to revolutionize Islamic media. Secondly, she emphasizes the role of passionate individuals and justice seekers in addressing the root causes of problems.
๐ #IslamicMedia #Revolution #SocialChange
This interview provides a deep insight into the complexities surrounding women, family, and media, urging a critical examination of societal values and a call for positive change. ๐๐ฉโ๐ผ๐น
๐ #MarziehHashemi #Interview #SocietalValues
In a thought-provoking conversation, Marzieh Hashemi, also known as Melanie Franklin, sheds light on critical issues related to women, society, and media. Here are the key points from this insightful interview:
๐ Root Causes of Inequality:
Marzieh attributes global inequalities to a materialistic mindset and Western colonialism. She highlights the historical transformation in the dressing and lifestyle of European and American women, pointing out the impact of secularism and Zionist ideologies.
๐ #Inequality #Materialism #Colonialism
๐ฉโ๐งโ๐ฆ Family Breakdown and Social Decay:
Discussing the breakdown of families, Marzieh emphasizes the adverse effects of distancing from religious values. She criticizes the trend where women are pressured to work outside the home, diminishing the role of mothers and family foundations.
๐ #FamilyValues #SocialDecay #Motherhood
๐ Representation in Western Media:
Marzieh scrutinizes the portrayal of women in Western media, exposing the stark contrast between the presented image and reality. She challenges the notion of freedom for women, asserting that the Western concept of freedom is often a tool for exploitation.
๐ #MediaRepresentation #WomenInMedia #Freedom
๐ Challenges in Muslim Societies:
Reflecting on Muslim societies, Marzieh acknowledges shortcomings in accurately representing Muslim women or mothers in the media. She criticizes the negative cultural impact of certain programs and commercials, urging a more authentic portrayal.
๐ #MuslimWomen #CulturalImpact #MediaChallenge
๐ฑ Initiating Change:
Marzieh proposes a two-step approach for change. Firstly, she advocates for implementing the words of Imam Khamenei to revolutionize Islamic media. Secondly, she emphasizes the role of passionate individuals and justice seekers in addressing the root causes of problems.
๐ #IslamicMedia #Revolution #SocialChange
This interview provides a deep insight into the complexities surrounding women, family, and media, urging a critical examination of societal values and a call for positive change. ๐๐ฉโ๐ผ๐น
๐ #MarziehHashemi #Interview #SocietalValues