Israel's years of siege and direct bombardment of Gaza have killed, maimed and left tens of thousands of Palestinian women and children in ruins. They faced the winter without housing and supplies. The near-complete breakdown of the health system and the lack of food and clean water mean that 45,000 pregnant and 68,000 nursing mothers in Gaza are at risk of anemia, bleeding and death. Currently, hundreds of Palestinian women and children are still imprisoned in the occupied West Bank, many without trial and forced to live in appalling conditions. This disaster is clearly taking its toll, but most feminists in Britain and the West in general seem to be speechless about it.

If we look at the history of mankind, we will witness that in all societies and nations, special attention has been paid to the issue of women. However, it was in Islam that women found their true value and realized that they were representatives of the most beautiful creation. While the feminist movement fought for women's rights, Islam defined these rights 14 centuries ago.

Muslim countries, especially those with Islamic law systems such as Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, and the UAE, have very low crime rates. Yet Islam is often criticized for being anti-women. They are unaware, or pretend not to be, that the restrictions on women in Islam are actually restrictions on men.