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I shadtubizm

al-Ham dala,

for Allah who Ahhulham diin al-Hamdala

y'rabi and ta'lama razaktaniya. Nalham Dala. Y'

Rhaa I to ha Ransa biahahadala.

Bikar Raja, wahubu kum,

rabi,

and kowel be kowelbizar. I'll callizhumhah mala.

I'll tell the d'rutama a ehiboni

why you tell him.

Allah Shubhana Wata ala has referenced to the fact that many women are not the same.

Allah says in the Quran,

wale says that kalu kaluntha, the man is not like the woman.

And our prophet, sosalim, said,

in a merinin, we're sakushakkur Rijal, that women are the twin halves of men,

they're complementary to men, they're not the same as men.

And throughout the 60s and 70s, there was a movement that we all know now as the feminist movement.

And this movement tried to portray men and women as being equal, physiologically, psychologically,

emotionally they're all equal.

But it failed miserably.

Nowadays, a modern wave of feminism, a modern wave of research is trying to go back and reclaim that damage.

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