Should Muslim women be creating Islamic content online? Giving da'wah? Debating? Livestreaming?
This question has become one of the biggest discussions in the online Muslim world. Some argue that women should avoid public platforms altogether, claiming that online da'wah is a man's responsibility and that a woman's place is exclusively in the home. Others disagree.
In this episode of Islamically Correct, Sheikh Usta and Brother Nasr tackle this controversy head-on. Sheikh Usta argues that many of these objections misunderstand both the role of women in Islam and the obligations of da'wah. He explains why the real issue is often the state of men—not the participation of women—and challenges the growing narrative that women must be absent from the public sphere in order to preserve modesty.
At the same time, the discussion does not dismiss the importance of a woman's responsibilities as a wife and mother. Instead, it explores how these responsibilities fit within Islam's broader mission of establishing and conveying the truth.
Whether you agree or disagree, this conversation aims to move beyond slogans and examine the issue through an Islamic lens.
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