So theres no difference between Muslims in Russia and Muslims in Palestine
OK
Your defence of zionists is so shameful.
The thing is, it doesn’t matter if the people are religious or secular, they still view themselves as Muslim, and are against this law. Hijab is very common in Tajikistan, and this law cannot be enforced or implemented. The government is one of the most authoritarian dictatorships in the world, is very corrupt with no regard for human rights. It is the 4th poorest in Asia. All they are doing is making extremists khawarij like daesh gain power from these actions, it won’t impact Tajik society which is becoming more religious and returning to their pre-soviet ways.I don't want to say all are like that and some of them really are deeply religious people... but maaaaaaaaany Central Asians are like that and I think it's because of the Soviet times. I used to work with an old man from Central Asia and he told me that people used to pray salaah in secret.
anyways, it was that same old man... he identified as a Muslim but then ramadan came and he openly said he wasn't fasting for ramadan. I don't think it was just his own personal thing but I think it had to do with what you're talking about.
The thing is, it doesn’t matter if the people are religious or secular, they still view themselves as Muslim, and are against this law.
Hijab is very common in Tajikistan, and this law cannot be enforced or implemented. The government is one of the most authoritarian dictatorships in the world, is very corrupt with no regard for human rights. It is the 4th poorest in Asia. All they are doing is making extremists khawarij like daesh gain power from these actions, it won’t impact Tajik society which is becoming more religious and returning to their pre-soviet ways.
There is a large multi-pronged war against Islam and Muslims. Many pretend to be Muslims and cheer on anything that dismantles Islam and Muslims. Feminists are a large part of it. You will see them screaming and crying oppression about women not being able to undress and study in western style schooling systems but will either remains silent or celebrate the banning of Hijab and other Islamic obligations. Their patterns are easy to see.
I’ve always stressed that red pill and feminist movements desire the deen to suit them rather than actually submit and follow .Hence why you see them Silent on issues pertaining banning of the hijab or whatever Islamic obligation.
have you ever seen a feminist or a red piller talk about tawheed?