Chronicling the ongoing intersectional struggle to liberate women — progressively defined to include the legacy kind and the transgender variety — from the Patriarchy™, one microaggression at a time.
Muslim mothers unduly burdened with expectations to deradicalize their jihadist children, claims Muslim feminist
While anything approaching comprehensive assimilation by the migrants gifted to the West by the Diversity™ gods remains a pipe dream, they do sometimes cherry-pick, here and there, aspects of the culture that tickle their fancy — like, for instance, empowered women’s stubborn refusal, paradoxically, to ever take personal responsibility for anything ever.
(See: Lindsay Clancy)
Septum-piercing TikTok forensic psychologist: Lindsay Clancy was telepathic, received commands from husband to murder children pic.twitter.com/UOaAPEZwgQ
— Thomas Paine Reloaded™ (@BenBartee) August 30, 2026
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Accordingly, when little Mohammed grows up to knife a bunch of infidels at a German Christmas parade or visit a culturally enriching rape-spree upon the natives on Brighton beach, explains Fatima Ahdash of Qatar University, pointing the blame at the mother who raised him is actually an exercise in misogyny and something she very cleverly terms the “maternalization of politics.”
Via The Conversation (emphasis added):
As early as 2024, researcher Fatima Ahdash of Hamad Bin Khalifa University in Qatar denounced what she calls the “familialization” of radicalization and terrorism, referring to the growing emphasis placed on Muslim families in prevention policies, even though their experiences remain largely absent from research.
During my recent research, another observation has become apparent. While institutional discourse constantly invokes the “family,” the responsibilities associated with prevention rest primarily on Muslim mothers. They are systematically presented as the ones best placed to detect early warning signs of radicalization, recognize changes in their children’s behaviour, intervene at the right moment and, at times, alert authorities.
Behind the appeal to the family, then, lies a targeted mobilization of the maternal figure based on the assumption that mothers are naturally closer to, more attentive to, and better able to protect their children.
My research suggests we are witnessing more than a simple “familialization” of prevention. A more specific process is emerging where social, political and security responsibilities are gradually being shifted onto mothers. I call this the “maternalization of politics.”…
In Western societies, working-class mothers, mothers of colour, immigrant mothers and Muslim mothers are more frequently subjected to institutional scrutiny and pressure to prove they are “good mothers.”
Muslim mothers occupy a particular place within this dynamic. As motherhood and feminist studies researcher Sophia Ahmed has shown, they are often caught between conflicting demands, perceived both as women who need protection or emancipation, and as figures associated with potential security risk.
TL;DR: “I generously liberate myself, in the name of Mother Gaia and Allah simultaneously, from all responsibility not to raise Islamic terrorists. When they blow up that high-rise, don’t look at me!”
The obvious follow-up question would be: if society can’t principally blame the parents for raising a murderous extremist, whom should blame?
My sneaking suspicion would be, if you drilled right down to it with the pseudo-academics who write articles generously absolving themselves of the blame, that answer — somehow, some way — would be: the white man (literal Satan).
Meanwhile, in Pakistan (or wherever)… toilet training for Allah!
Speaking of undue burdens placed upon women of the Islamic faith, Allah apparently has very specific instructions for how young ladies are meant to use the toilet.
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According to the toilet etiquette that Mohammed, Peace Be Upon Him, requires, the woman is meant to place her left hand on her abdomen and her right hand on her cheek for some reason while she squeezes out a deuce, which pleases Him.
Allah-approved toilet etiquette for woman and girls pic.twitter.com/zrbZ0rnUDW
— Thomas Paine Reloaded™ (@BenBartee) September 21, 2026
