Q&A: Motherhood vs. Career-building - Rasha al-Disuqi

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[ripmjhuma]

That was a shit answer sister!! what's wrong with career building?? Seriously-

[missstudent1]

I was one of those Business at uni level educated young women wanting a 'career', until I started to focus more on religion and God, and it made me realise its just not who I am, so Im changing my 'career' to teaching and to work with children :)

[Hatkhora]

If I'm not mistaken, the entire lecture is available on this channel.

[jchahine]

Maybe the clip should not be cut so short, it needs to be presented with more discussion around it. The clip as-is comes across horrifyingly ignorant and hateful (just my first impression).

[ASA753]

I see nothing wrong with a woman working as long as it does not interfere with her role as a Mum & home executive, Allah gave women the correct balance.

Man made 'women movement' did us no favors by trying to 'compete' with men, every time they compete with them they are unwitingly putting men on a pedastal. the 'movement' made women worker harder, stress more and bring up a disfunctional families, then there is the added stress of being 'super mum' ......ummmm who is being oppressed here?