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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AncientGlory" data-source="post: 7428679" data-attributes="member: 262433">I don't see the need of a seperate thread to discuss this. So I'm gonna give some of my ideas here.I have read the things in the link provided, with an open mind. I assure you I did.Thank you for the link, it provides details about women rights in Islam.Now I invite you to think of what I have to say with an open mind.Zakir Naik says in the article 'Islam believes in  equality of  men and women – ‘Equality’ does not mean ‘identicality’.  So even Zakir Naik does not believe in equal rights. Instead he plays a word game saying we believe in equal rights, but what we mean by equal, is not same(identical) rights, but something else.So if you  were also talking about something else like Zakir Naik, then fine we can just agree that Islam does not give women the same rights. Instead men get something better. That was my point anyway.Then can you see he deliberately ignore the later part of the Quran 3:34?He says"And its  mentioned in  Surah Nisa,  Ch. 4, Verse No.34 which says, ‘The men are the protectors and  maintainers of  the women, for God has given one of them more strength than the other  and they  give them their means’.  "Where's the part about beating women and refusing sex? Why does he not talk about it? Simply because it will contradict the whole thing.Again it is simple. Islam does not give the same(identical or equal) rights to women.By the way here's the definition of the word 'identical' from Oxford online dictionary because it seems like Zakir Naik is a fan of word games."exactly alike or the same"The article you have provided is about "Rights of women in Islam".i.e What they can do, what they can't do and what they get.In an article about 'equal rights of women in Islam', it should focus on comparing the rights of men and women, and argue how the exact things are given to both. Not just how both are punished the same way if they commit a murder, but how they are treated equally(same way) in everything.</blockquote>

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