The Blessed Land The Free Women of Palestine Speak Out Against Advocates of Corrupting Women and Promoters of CEDAW

19 Rabi' II 1448 | Monday, 21 September 2026م
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بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

Hizb ut Tahrir / The Blessed Land - Palestine:

The Free Women of Palestine Speak Out Against Advocates of Corrupting Women and Promoters of CEDAW!

A massive gathering of women from the Blessed Land - Palestine answered the call of their sisters in the city of Hebron (Al-Khalil) to attend an extraordinary gathering. The event aimed to discuss Sharia rulings concerning women and the Muslim family, offering protection and raising awareness against campaigns of Westernization and moral corruption—campaigns that seek to destroy women, and by extension, the family and society, through various methods.

The gathering—which was effectively a conference—featured several addresses. The first, titled "Women: Between the Dignity Preserved by Divine Revelation and Conflicting Slogans," clarified the status of women in Islam, explaining how Divine Revelation safeguarded their dignity, standing, and rights, while highlighting attempts by the West and its allies to distort and alter this reality.

The second address, "The West’s Fierce Onslaught Against Women," focused on Sharia rulings regarding the social order—specifically the mixing of men and women and the removal of barriers between them.

The third address, "CEDAW and the Ensuing War on Islamic Rulings and Corruption of Muslim Women," demonstrated the conflict between various articles of CEDAW and the Sharia rulings that proponents seek to impose upon Muslim women.

The fourth address, "The Feminist Movement in Palestine: A Bitter Harvest," discussed foreign funding and the dubious financial backing of feminist institutions and associations that aim to corrupt women and the family.

The fifth address, "The Mixing of Men and Women: Guidelines and Rulings," explored the concept of gender mixing from a Sharia perspective, outlining the rules governing interactions between men and women in both private and public life, as well as through social media.

Finally, the sixth address, "Women's Empowerment," highlighted the dangers inherent in this slogan—which features prominently in contemporary discourse regarding women—and warned of the perilous impact and consequences resulting from its deceptive methods. Following this, a moving recorded message was presented by a woman from Gaza - Hashim addressed to women's organizations. She spoke of the role these organizations should play regarding the suffering endured by women in Gaza, including the killing, displacement, loss, agony, torture, and captivity.

The closing remarks consisted of a clear message from the women of Al-Khalil (Hebron), declaring their rejection of Western agendas, the provisions of CEDAW and its derivatives, and anything that contradicts the law and rulings of Allah. They affirmed that Palestine has always been—and remains—a blessed land, and that its women and free, virtuous ladies will continue to stand as an impenetrable fortress against all attempts at Westernization and moral corruption.

A poem titled "O Pearl, Once Guarded as a Precious Treasure" was recited.

The gathering and conference—also featured two videos: one highlighted the grim realities faced by women in Western societies—societies that proponents wish for Muslim women to emulate—while the second addressed some of the schemes and ideologies being plotted against Muslim women.

The conference concluded with a moving supplication, praying for steadfastness, empowerment, and the protection of Muslim women and girls in the blessed land of Palestine and everywhere else.

Saturday, 7 Rabi' al-Akhar 1448 CE - 19 September 2026 CE

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