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A woman’s journey back to the reason she was created.
There are movements that began with pain —
women who stood up because no one was listening.
Their cry was not born of pride, but of injustice.
And for that, they must be heard.
But somewhere along the way, the noble message of freedom became entangled with an overwhelming hunger for power. This relentless desire began to overshadow the original ideals of liberty and justice for all, as individuals in positions of influence often prioritized their own control over the well-being of those around them. Power, when it neglects to show mercy, risks becoming the very cruelty it once sought to combat, transforming into a force that silences the voices it was created to uplift.
As the lines between justice and tyranny became increasingly blurred, the sincere quest for dominion led to cycles of oppression, where heartfelt cries for freedom were often overshadowed by the dominant clamor of authority, leaving many to question whether true liberation could ever truly be within reach.
So this trilogy is not written to oppose feminism.
It is written to gently remind us of our origin — that the true liberation of a woman lies not in rebelling against men, but in finding reconciliation with the purpose that God has lovingly bestowed upon her. This understanding highlights the profound importance of embracing one’s identity and purpose in harmony with divine intentions, inviting us to see the relationship with men not as one of conflict but as a partnership. By acknowledging the unique gifts and roles that women possess, we can cultivate a true sense of empowerment grounded in faith and self-acceptance.
This empowerment flourishes not from dismissing the contributions of others, but through a harmonious coexistence that uplifts both men and women, fostering mutual respect and collaboration in our shared pursuits. The journey towards liberation, therefore, becomes a collective endeavor that cherishes the divine blueprint meant for women, reminding us that we are never alone on this path.
You were not created to be less.
You were not created to be more.
You were created to be complete — the other half of a design that sustains the world.
Justice for women can only be realized when we learn from the past and avoid repeating the missteps of men. True progress requires both genders to embrace their roles in nurturing a more equitable society, one that returns to a divine order fostering balance and harmony. This journey calls for deep understanding, compassion, and respect, where men and women uplift each other by valuing each other’s experiences and viewpoints.
By committing to these essential values and working towards unity, we can create a space where justice, equality, and mutual support thrive, allowing both women and men to flourish and share their unique strengths in a world that appreciates them. Ultimately, the way to justice is paved with cooperation and shared growth, offering future generations the gift of a truly just society;
the man who leads with mercy,
and the woman who stands with wisdom.
So, to my daughters — and to the women of this world —
this is not a call to surrender.
It is a call to remember.
To remember that your strength has always been within you, that your dignity is not something bestowed by society, and that your place in this world has been shaped by your own journey. It has been forged through your unique trials and tribulations, nurtured by your resilience and your unwavering spirit. Your path of self-discovery and empowerment is a beautiful reflection of who you truly are, a one-of-a-kind individual molded by your experiences, dreams, and aspirations that belong solely to you.
Embrace this comforting truth, for it is the strong foundation upon which you can create your future. Acknowledge your worth, and allow it to gently steer you towards a fulfilling life, free from the burdens of societal expectations and the limitations that others may attempt to impose.
It was written by God before any movement began.
You do not need to rise against men to prove your worth;
you need to rise with them, so that together, humanity can heal.
Because when women walk in truth,
the world walks in balance again.
— Excerpted from My Daughters Our Daughters (by +IDRISfikir).
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