They do know. There is nothing wrong with respectful criticism such as you should have referrenced the deen a bit more ect. But calling them #Filthysisterhood says it all tbh and coming for the episode about the Somali mother who committed suicide really shows how nefarious these people are.
They literally pick and analyze everything women do. We have to be perfect and even innocent comments are twisted and reframed if they don’t like the sound of it or if they feel a comment doesn’t benefit their sexist world view. They’ll throw the Hadith about women being the majority in hell and make degrading comments about women and try to justify. Whilst the men on the other hand can say the most vile of comments with regards to race, sex and gender. They’ll always be given the benefit of the doubt.
It’s unsettling tbh and this is simply going to create a big divide in the Muslim community. The men are trying to weaponize the deen and treating women as a whole like they’re Kufr and as though they have more rights to the religion than women.
The agenda here is becoming more and more clear.
That hashtag and the whole discussion was most likely started by trolls who literally troll as a profession. It's nefarious because they don't seem to have a conscience and nothing is off limits to them. There's no point engaging them, they want the chaos and all types of social "wars" taking place.
Then there are the brothers who agree/partially agree with them due to their bias/prejudice against women. They're sharing their actual views and not trolling.
At least this is how I see it play out.