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Peace be upon you. A week ago, Fox News reported on 12-year-old American boy Liam, who saw his school filled with rainbow flags and slogans like "Freedom and Diversity." Wanting to express his own opinion freely, he wore a shirt with the words: "There are only two genders."
When teachers asked him to remove the shirt, he refused, and was expelled from school. The fact that the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution guarantees freedom of speech did not help him. Liam said many students supported and agreed with him, but he was punished because he rejected the religion of "gender"—the religion of John Money. Now he is defending himself before a school tribunal.
In another case, Olivia, a student at Wrenn Academy, was expelled for refusing to use gender-neutral pronouns and for not participating in social integration efforts. The school identifies as a Christian school, and Olivia was simply expressing what she had learned from religious texts. When a teacher asked her a question and she answered honestly based on her beliefs, the matter escalated to the point of testing children’s beliefs on the topic of gender and homosexuality—any deviation from which is punished, or rather, they demand "repentance" from the "heresy" of rejecting gender ideology, the religion of the likes of John Money and Simone de Beauvoir.
Does this terrorism disturb you? For your information, they were "gentle" with these children because they were young, but in other cases, the punishment is harsher for those who oppose the religion of gender, as happened with George.
Three months ago, 16-year-old George Alexander, a high school student in Canada, was approached by some female classmates who complained that male students were using female bathrooms. Yes, the issue began with the fact that, in many countries, a person who identifies as transgender (male to female) is allowed to use women’s facilities. Of course, he did not—and could not—actually transform, but he mutilated his body with surgeries and hormones contrary to his nature. Yet he calls himself transgender.
Then, any male could declare himself to be a female "trapped in the wrong body," even without any surgical modifications or hormonal treatments. He could claim that his "gender identity" is female, demand that people address him with feminine pronouns and names, and enter women’s bathrooms and changing rooms.
When the female students complained to George, and since he is relatively conservative Christian, he raised the issue at school. The teacher opened the topic for discussion with the students, and George stated in class that there are only two genders (male and female), citing religious texts as evidence. This hurt the feelings of some "gender-affirming" students, so George was expelled from school and told he would not be allowed to return until he "repented"—meaning, until he took back his statement. The exact words were: "Until he recanted."
After months of absence, George returned, but the vice principal met him and it seemed he had not repented. Then the police came to arrest him and led him away to jail. Why? Because he said a phrase agreed upon by humanity for thousands of years—but which contradicts the religion of the likes of John Money and Simone de Beauvoir.
Notably, George’s school is also a Catholic religious school (St. Joseph’s Catholic). Parents send their children to such schools to protect them from the tyranny of the war on human nature, and the school is supposed to uphold Christian values that prohibit all of this. Yet gender ideology is now being imposed by force. This is the path they want to force upon Muslim countries, to make us follow it. It begins with banners saying, "Difference does not mean division," "It is my right to live," and "Do not exclude us, we beg you," and ends with something resembling the Inquisition and Nazi-style camps for those who oppose them. They want to reach the point where sending your child to a school that identifies as Islamic will be of no use to you, just as it was of no use to Olivia and George despite their enrollment in religious schools.
The issue begins in schools with the support of "gender ideology" and the intellectual waste of John Money, then students’ photos are sent to countries that set up Inquisition-style courts for their schoolchildren. Gradually, similar Inquisition courts will be established in Muslim lands.
Are they gods who do as they please? No. This is a trial for the believers:
That is so. If Allah had willed, He could have taken vengeance on them. But [He did so] to test some of you by means of others. And those who are killed in the cause of Allah—never will He waste their deeds. If good touches you, it distresses them; and if harm strikes you, they rejoice at it. And if you are patient and fear Allah, their plot will not harm you at all. Indeed, Allah is encompassing of what they do.
The first line of defense against this war on human nature is spreading awareness and knowledge so that Muslims may "distinguish the path of the criminals." This is why this series was created. The three individuals whose stories we shared today, and many others, did not surrender—nor did their families. Instead, they resisted this gender-based terrorism and sacrificed months of exclusion from school to stand against this filthy flood.
Should we, as Muslims, not also resist and sacrifice? Should we not cry out to the gender-ideology followers, the disciples of John Money: "Will you, O teacher, O educator, sell your religion and the future of your children—and our children—for a little worldly gain?"
What methods are they using to spread the term "gender ideology" among our children, to trap them and then enslave them? We will answer these questions in upcoming episodes through a practical model to raise awareness and critical thinking, God willing. Follow us, and peace be upon you and God’s mercy.