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A Response to Feminists on the Hadith “The Woman Is Awrah” | Abu Bakr Zoud
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Abu Bakr Zoud dismantles feminist objections to the hadith “the woman is awrah,” revealing a definition no one expects and forcing you to ask what protection really means.
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