The Danish Government Resumes its Hopeless Fight Against Islamic Values

News:

“The Commission for the Forgotten Women’s Struggle”, which was commissioned by the previous Danish government, is now set to be relaunched after being sidelined since the last general election. The commission, whose stated aim is to combat what they call negative social control, honor-related conflicts, and parallel societies, resumes its work in March, with 4 new members.

Comment:

The commission gained particular attention in August 2022, with their proposal to introduce a national headscarf ban in primary schools. The proposal met with prompt opposition and made the intentions of this commission clear and distinct – the fight against Islamic values and ways of life.

The Danish politicians with successive governments have failed to convince the Muslims of the Western values of freedom, the need for a women’s struggle and the lie that Islam oppresses women. Therefore, it will, among other things, under the guise of this commission and so-called “negative social control”, force the headscarf off Muslim girls and monitor Muslim families if they dare to raise their children with the noble values of Islam.

At the same time, the myths about the values of freedom and tolerance are exhibited as empty slogans, eroded by prohibitions and control, which the government otherwise claims to oppose. All the while harassment, violations of women and related scandals are nationally known trends in Danish politics and business.

The values of Islam are far superior to the Western, vulgar view of women and are the reason why Muslim women hold on firmly to Islam despite pressure from politicians and the media. At the same time, it is Islam’s strong and pure values that make Danish women choose Islam, and reject Western culture.

Written for the Central Media Office of Hizb ut Tahrir by
Younes Piskorzcyk