r/exmuslim_women
EXMUSLIM WOMEN ONLY TELEGRAM GROUP
🌿 PERSEPOLIS — Ex-Muslim Women’s Community
Looking for a space where you can connect with other ex-Muslim women?
PERSEPOLIS is a women-only Telegram community for ex-Muslim women to share experiences, ask for advice, exchange resources and tips, and navigate life both in and outside the closet.
A place to talk about the things other people might not understand, find comfort in shared experiences, and build genuine connections. 🤝
We also organise online and in-person meet-ups.
🔒 Women only — no men. Membership is for women who were born female and still identify as women.
Interested? Comment below and I’ll DM you the details. 💌
u/RedFoxCharms — 9 days ago
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Womens protest against not removing burqa.
The womens in j&k,india are protesting against new rule of not to be allowed to wear burqa inside the labour room.
They say that this will make them move away from their religion of islam. She even says she will kick studies if she has to make an choice between education and islam.
I mean its obvious u cant wear burqa inside labour room. The rule wasnt against religion but for cleanliness hygiene and infection control.
Even though she is literally choosing islamic religion above education or even her future.
u/damm-it-yaar — 11 days ago
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Do you feel like leaving Islam changed how you see womanhood?
I’ve been thinking about this lately and I’m curious if anyone else feels the same. After leaving Islam, did the way you saw yourself as a woman change at all?
For me, I feel like things such as clothing, relationships, marriage, independence, and even what I’m “supposed” to be like as a woman can feel really different when you start questioning the beliefs you grew up with.
I’d love to hear how it was for other women here. Was it a big change for you, or did it happen gradually?
u/Itchubitchu — 12 days ago