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"Exploring the distinctions between online religion and traditional religious practices reveals a key divergence: the ability of online religion to engage directly with pressing societal issues such as classism, sexism, gender inequality, and hierarchical structures. In the digital religious landscape, all participants possess a platform for expression, which inherently democratizes discourse and challenges entrenched norms.
CyberfeminismOne of the most prominent discussions had online about gender dynamics in Islam emerged in the 20th century to challenge patriarchal practices within religions, particularly within Islam. The debate on gender equality within Islam has been ongoing, with some non-Muslim women viewing hijab women as enslavement. This contrasts with Qur'anic principles advocating for a more nuanced understanding of gender roles.
enter link description hereRacism persists in Muslim communities, particularly among minority Muslims. The Islamic religion has been explained to be "unique" for people of color and other races. Even terming Muslims of color as "Black Muslims" is in itself problematic as other racial groups do get assigned such adjectives when confirming their religion
Islam's motto of peace was questioned as forced conversions news trended and many questioned if Islam is a faith social structure or just simply a means of social control /political control. As the global masses in the digital space raised voices to this issue, movements and shift in policies took place. Proving once again, that social media's role of engaging in social issues influences social change actively in the real world.
