The Mahdi Times The Mahdi Times Issue #25 December 2014 | Page 3
backgrounds have been seen as evil
corrupters and for some, this is
true as many have been
conditioned to vibrate from a lower
frequency, others have done so
deliberately and then there are the
sisters who have just been
unknowingly confused by the
patriarchal societies they find
themselves in so much so they have
learnt to silence their powers and
not channel their energies – they
have in essence, learned to fly
under the radar.
Even between each other, sisters
have been taught to look at on
another with hostility as if they are
competition, rather than embrace
and come together as one unit.
Think about it, how many times
has a new sister or a revert entered
a mosque and sat in the corner like
stranger, no one has gone up to
her and welcomed her and talked to
her. ’s only after some time that
someone will bump into her and
say something or will pass by her
and say a few things. It doesn’
happen often that straight away
she is welcomed and details are
exchanged. It’s very sad to see and
this lack of unity and morals must
be addressed as these are just
BASIC things. It’s very basic to
smile and ask someone how they
are and strike a conversation with
them, it’s not hard at all. But if
these BASIC things are not
mastered, then what hope is there
for anything else?
The biggest attack has been made
on the feminine divine, to reduce
her into a carnal being that is only
on this earth to reproduce and obey
– not much else. She is not seen as
the creator, the guide, the leader.
This is far from the truth and the
reason why there is such a
ferocious plot against her, because
if you corrupt the woman, you
corrupt the entire society. So this is
what the issue is about this month.
There are things in here that might
seem controversial for me as a
woman to talk about, but we have
hidden these things for far too long
and it’s led to the sad state we find
ourselves in now.