What happened to women's rights in the muslim world?

Noone can be forced into the religion and noone can be forced to do religious deeds and actions and whatnot. Once you're in the religion, if you've decided you leave, then there's a rule that you should be executed. This rule only applies if in an islamic country. Not in a non islamic one. Also, in an islamic country, only the official executioner can do it. Reasoning? Neither God nor Muhammed (peace and prayers upon him) explained the reasoning behind this although some scholars have provided their interpretation of what they think the reason is.

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Noone can be forced into the religion and noone can be forced to do religious deeds and actions and whatnot. Once you're in the religion, if you've decided you leave, then there's a rule that you should be executed. This rule only applies if in an islamic country. Not in a non islamic one. Also, in an islamic country, only the official executioner can do it.

That isn't what OP meant, and obviously the extent they are covered is a bit extreme.

This statement is only for Muslims. Non-Muslims of other races could be enslaved and mass-murdered without a problem. That's what Arabs did to them.





"Behaving best to their wives" is extremely vague and I wouldn't call that "women's rights".




Ah, the "not true Muslim fallacy".

4. Women can refuse sex, no husband can force it without it being a sin (although Allah will judge a women for it IN THE AFTERLIFE if she refuses without a valid excuse eg menstruation/headache/illness)

Contrary to what you think, the mass-killings you talk about did not happen. There isn't a shred of factual evidence to prove it. Islam was spread by the pen and not by the sword. I know you'd like to think that, but what you would like to believe isn't necessarily the truth.

people like u are thick in the head, not everyone from asia or the middle east are muslims or follows islam, the ones that are covered make that choice and the ones that arent is completely up to them, fool.

They think the whole of the middle east is a big Saudi Arabia I bet non have traveled to the middle east hahaha. They think women there are forced to cover head to toe lol

That's certainly a perfectly valid question if islamophobes like yourself assumed that each and every one of these women were forced to wear these.
"There is no compulsion in religion" is a fundamental verse of the Quran that is widely neglected by islamophobes and extremists

Oh and btw you can still find both covered and uncovered women in all "islamic" countries so the pictures of individual groups of women mean nothing. You can take pictures of both groups of women in any period of time and decide which one you want to use for your propaganda and how you wanna spin it.

Wow. Jumping onto the 'islamaphobic' bandwagon (which btw is a ridiculous word because no one 'fears' Islam, and a dislike of Islam is hardly irrational).

And you're assuming that these women weren't forced. In a lot of Muslim countries women are forced, be it by law or by friends/family and wider society. I find it soooo ironic how you're literally jumping to defend a symbol of oppression.

That's certainly a perfectly valid question if islamophobes like yourself assumed that each and every one of these women were forced to wear these.
"There is no compulsion in religion" is a fundamental verse of the Quran that is widely neglected by islamophobes and extremists

Oh and btw you can still find both covered and uncovered women in all "islamic" countries so the pictures of individual groups of women mean nothing. You can take pictures of both groups of women in any period of time and decide which one you want to use for your propaganda and how you wanna spin it.