u/MakingTheWorldUseles

I heard and read people use one of these reasons, or even both.

If it's one of these reasons, which part of their culture or their understanding of Islam are they using to implement these laws on their women?

What led to this? I watched some people doing dawah on Tik Tok (korra & itachi) and noticed sometimes the comments get bombarded with number "21"

What are some positive and negative things so far?

I never met anyone in real life who rejected sahih hadiths.

But every time I scroll on social media like on Tik Tok and Reddit, I find hadith rejectors and those who support this movement. And most of them seem to live in Western countries.

Is my observation correct? What's the history of this movement because it seems to be growing, especially among Muslims living in Western secular countries.

Hardly see people speak negatively about them. Why is that, what can we learn from them?

Because I always see posts about racism between South Asians vs Arabs, or Africans vs Arabs whether it's in a Western country or in MENA.

I've seen on social media a lot Muslims in the west rejecting hadith or calling for Quran only approach.