Btw I don’t think many men actually get turned on by women reading Quran at all. There’s other things that actually turn them on more that they haven’t banned.
They just hate to hear women reciting Allahs words because it breaches their authority and dominion over those words.
They just hate to hear women reciting Allahs words because it breaches their authority and dominion over those words.
I don’t think they genuinely and truly believe there’s massive sexual harm and chaos in society that results from a woman speaking, enough to warrant these extra added rules.
They just don’t want us to speak and bother them and their public authority.
They just don’t want us to speak and bother them and their public authority.
Everyone’s getting appalled and saying “if it turns you on, that’s something wrong with you” but I don’t think they’re getting turned on. They just shudder at the sound of Allahs words coming out of a woman’s mouth and they want to put a stop to it at all costs.
that’s why I made my original thread about how these men actually don’t care or notice womens voice in non Islamically authoritative contexts. It’s not causing chaos. They won’t run out of a room bc their cousins speaking. They just bring up this fitnah when it’s Islam/authority
And it’s because it is a useful and already in use Legal Technique to ban things for women. (Fitnah, temptation)
Not because it’s actually a massive sexual issue/temptation to warrant banning.
Not because it’s actually a massive sexual issue/temptation to warrant banning.
When Muslim men listen to women reciting Quran they often laugh or mock or criticize the recitation, or just get extremely uncomfortable at hearing something they feel is wrong.
They are not usually rushing to commit sexual indecencies.
They are not usually rushing to commit sexual indecencies.
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