Why aren’t UK Muslims coming out fighting for the downtrodden women of Afghanistan?

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Is it too much to ask the various Muslim organisations in the UK to use their political muscle (after all there are over 3million now) and start demanding freedoms for the women of Afghanistan.

The medieval mobsters running the joint have now ruled that women can go to university but that they will have to wear the strict dress code of the hijab or burkha. Over here Muslim women can wear a hijab which covers their face and neck.

But in backward Muslim countries like Afghanistan it will almost certain mean they are more like burkhas i.e. covering the face as well.

Further, women students will not be allowed to have joint lectures with men. Nor will women have male tutors.

Add to that the decision that women can no longer play sport and it’s quite clear that women will be denied the freedom that we and America gave them for two decades.
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Will women just soak that up and be happy to have their ambitions denied as second class citizens?

The way to show women we are thinking of them is if UK Muslims made clear that they thought this action un-Islamic. I want all their organisations to be big on social media holding these thugs to account.

Muslim voices from the West embolden these Afghan women. Am surprised that there haven’t been more voices already.

Surely UK Muslims don’t think this is all okay?

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