
The Jordan Harbinger Show
749: Yasmine Mohammed | How the West Empowers Radical Islam Part Two
Nov 10, 2022
Yasmine Mohammed is a dedicated human rights activist advocating for women in Muslim-majority countries. She discusses the dangers of curtailing free expression in response to extremism and how radical interpretations of religious texts can justify violence. Sharing her own harrowing experiences growing up in a polygamous family in Canada, she emphasizes the need to challenge oppressive societies rather than avoid confrontation out of fear. Yasmine also highlights the resilience of women battling fundamentalism and the crucial conversations needed to shift societal narratives.
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- Curbing expression in free societies feeds religious fundamentalists' threats.
- Extremists twist religious texts to justify terrorism and tyranny.
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Realization of Unconditional Love
The experience of becoming a parent made Yasmin realize the stark difference in the love she felt for her child, devoid of expectations or conditions, compared to the conditional love she received from her own mother. Holding her baby led her to question why her mother couldn't exhibit the same unconditional love towards her, prompting her to understand that the fault lay not with her but in her mother's inability to express genuine affection.
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