Feminism was present during Prophet Muhammad’s time, the Muslim women had rights, educated, and highly regarded.
Of course women have rights. No reasonable person disputes that. If you read what I said about feminism, I'm clearly describing something else when I refer to feminism.
"one moment it's promoting zina, one moment it's promoting OnlyFans, one moment it's promoting lesbianism, one moment it's pushing abortion, homosexuality, witchcraft ("witchcraft is empowerment for women"), women taking off the hijab, women becoming apostates"
obviously those things are not the Islamic concept of women's rights (except maybe abortion in certain specific circumstances)....
I'm for women's rights if we mean women's rights as per the rights given by Islam- and not just for women but for all people. Human rights come from God. A person can't just make up an imaginary right that people have to walk outside naked.
Like, for example- a woman can't be forced to marry against her will. That is an actual right of women.
I'm talking about the modern-day feminist movement with women marching topless and stuff. As for actual women's rights given by God, of course they have to be respected.
If you are a feminist and you mean being against forced marriage for example there's nothing wrong and you're actually doing something good.
The issue as far as ANY ideology is if it goes against Islam. If what you mean by feminism doesn't go against Islam there's nothing wrong with it. But I'm referring to the modern movement with topless marches and stuff.