We wear TENT and we are proud!

Surfing the web, we found numerous false claims and accusation regarding Women in Islam. Women in Islam is said to be oppressed by having to wear hijab which they call it 'TENT'.

"They have been brain washed since birth. They get beaten if they don't wear it, by their fathers, brothers, and the 'religious' police. 

More and more are speaking up, that they don't want to wear it. 

 It has been banned in France, is in the process of being banned in Sweden, and this will continue in all free nations. If they want to wear a tent, they can go back to their 3rd world cesspools."

Reading these claims, how can we stay silence? So this post was then written to voice out how we feel as the 'Oppressed Women in Islam who wear TENT'. 

The hijab is an act of honour and dignity, an empowerment, and a guarantee that a woman will be judged according to her inner spiritual beauty rather than her outer superficial appearance. The hijab liberates and raises a woman’s status, and demands that she be judged according to her intellect rather than her sexuality. The reason Muslim women observe hijab is simply because Allah (God) made it a compulsory act of worship for them, and Allah knows what is best for His creation. 

Islam never ban women to dress beautifully while wearing TENT.

The hijab gives women the freedom to be active members of society, while maintaining their modesty. The hijab is meant for the public, as women do not have to observe hijab when they are at home with their family! 

Women in Islam are given their rights to receive education even while wearing TENT

The hijab does not symbolise suppression, oppression or silence. Rather, it is a shield guarding against degrading remarks, unwanted advances and unfair discrimination. Of all converts to Islam, 75% are women! Would you enter a religion that oppresses you? So the next time you see a Muslim woman, know that she covers her physical appearance, not her mind or intellect! 

Seeing these following pictures, we are wondering if these faces in TENT is the face of the Oppressed?

We Wear TENT and We Are  Proud!

“Oh Prophet, tell your wives and daughters and the believing women to draw their outer garments around them (when they go out or are among men). That is better in order that they may be known (to be Muslims) and not abused” [Qur'an 33:59]

Credit to: A Believer, http://uk.answers.yahoo.com