Canadian Muslims Preach Patriarchy, Wife Beating: In Their Own Words
March 13, 2015
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as posted by the channelJonathan Halevi, an expert on Islam and terrorism, shares examples of Canadian Muslim leaders who are preaching messages that conflict with Canadian values.
For example, video clips show two Calgary, Alberta Muslim leaders -- Imam Abdi Hersi and Mizz Haibibi -- instructing women to reject equality. Hersi adds that wives must provide sex on demand to their husbands.
Halevi also presents a book called "Women In Islam," that was available at Islam Awareness Week at York University and is distributed by street preachers at Toronto's Dundas Square.
Halevi says this book reflects conventional Muslim teachings as they are regularly conveyed in Canada. It condones wife beating (as long as it doesn't involve "breaking a bone.")
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