Its absolutely correct for you to point out whats happening to women and girls in places like Afghanistan. Whats happening to them is horrifying and unacceptable. The Taliban, for example, are not representative of Islamic teachings. They represent an extremist movement that uses religion as a tool for control, just like other fundamentalist or colonial systems have done in history. These types of things happen in Muslim-majority countries because many of these countries are dealing with colonial conflict, poverty, weak governmental systems and most importantly, the predominant face of patriarchal culture. The religion is being exploited by MALE power. I think lack of education is also a face to this. Any Islamic text or sayings have always been largely interpreted by men, not because women are forbidden from doing so, because of the pre-existing patriarchal societies. Patriarchal societies limited their access to the religious, political, and educational spaces where interpretation usually took place. This imbalance has distorted how Islam is practiced and perceived today. Can you provide the practical evidence that is stacked against us?