Aptos psychologist: What do muslim women think?

Saturday, November 27th, 2010

Monterey Bay Forum www.freedomOK.net welcomes musim women to post. What are your hopes and dreams? Talk about your life. Do you read the Koran? Send to DrCameronJackson@gmail.com
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Am I my brother’s keeper? How does the Muslim religion answer this question if posed by a woman?

Sunday, October 31st, 2010
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Am I my brother's keeper? What about Muslim women - are they constrained like in a cage or what?

So if a Muslim woman tells her husband/ family that she wants to live a life apart from the Islamic faith, can she do so? Will she be 1) be “watched over” or ” 2) be “constrained”? Below are thoughts about what it means to be “my brother’s keeper….” (more…)

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Aptos, California psychologist: We look like our gods ….

Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010

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Muslim women's rights?


We look like our gods….said the Catholic priest. If your god is a thug you will be a thug… What came to mind was the book, A GOD WHO HATES by Wafa Sultan. Published in 2009 by St. Martin’s Press, New York, N.Y.

If your god hates, you will hate.

Ms. Sultan, a medical doctor, writes about how Muslim women are treated by men — with hate — because of the Muslim god they worship. (more…)

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