Feminism and the Falsification of Success: A Reading of the Erasure of Femininity and the Imposition of Materialistic Values

Contemporary feminist philosophy is based on a flawed standard of success, confining a woman's value and achievement to her ability to mimic men and pursue the same paths they take. This trend does not represent a victory for women as promoted; rather, it is essentially a process of erasing femininity, forcing women to embrace materialistic masculine values, and deluding them into believing that their being is incomplete unless they become a duplicate of the man.

This path represents a grave injustice to the nature of women and their psychological makeup, placing them in constant conflict with their fitrah. In this context, the author Suzanne Venker points out that feminism has bequeathed women a life characterized by misery, asserting that previous generations of women were happier and more psychologically stable before the dominance of these ideologies.

The strange paradox is that feminism, which claims to fight patriarchal hegemony, in reality consecrates the worship of materialistic values associated with men and imposes them as the sole criterion for progress, while showing a latent hostility toward the innate concept of femininity and complementary roles in society.

To expand on the understanding of this issue from a rigorous legal and philosophical perspective, we recommend reading the book (Woman Between Islam and Atheism), which addresses these issues in detail and analysis.