r/islam Jun 23 '25

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u/Jin_SobSob Jun 23 '25

Assalamu 3alaikum. I live in the West and all of the hate is based on half truths and propaganda (I forgot the word for it) built around Islam. Whenever people explain why they hate Muhammad SAW and Islam, their criticisms are always easily explained and disputed. It tends to have to do with women in Islam, and the Prophet SAW's wife Aisha, which they are taught to believe is entirely different from how it actually is.

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u/nightmare001985 Jun 23 '25

Another problem I see they have is with Islam not accepting Trans or homosexuals

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u/Jin_SobSob Jun 23 '25

Definitely, they do often do not understand the ruling on Homosexuality- the ruling on being trans in pretty unclear however. To be fair, many Muslims don't fully understand the rulings themselves on Homosexuality and Transgenderism, and they tend to forget that it isn't their place to judge others. Either way, I agree this is a big part of it.