Why it worked
The video likely resonated due to its strong stance against victim-blaming and its direct address of a sensitive social issue within a specific cultural context, sparking discussion and engagement.
Summary
The creator criticizes men who blame women for sexual assault based on their clothing choices. She argues that this victim-blaming mindset is harmful and perpetuates a cycle of abuse, emphasizing that Islam does not condone such attitudes.
Structure
- 1Criticism of victim-blaming men
- 2Rejection of the idea that clothing justifies assault
- 3Critique of the mindset that women 'ask for it'
- 4Emphasis on preventing harm rather than blaming victims
- 5Condemnation of the victim-blaming mindset
Product placement
TikTok (appears, removing it would not change what happens in the video)
On-screen text
TikTok
@theorthodooxmuslim2
These are the same people
these are the same people
that are later gonna
That are later gonna come
to you crying these are the same people
that are later gonna
Saying
come to you crying saying
oh
Oooh, i have been SA'ed
i have been s a
i have been SA'ed
i have been sa'd
i have been SA'ed
i have been sa'd
And now you go outside
dressing like that?
and now you go outside
dressing like that
what do you expect
i don't get how men can
say these kind of things
and be on this platform
and not rotting away in a
and not rotting away in a jail cell
because they're saying
because they're saying
that certain women
who dress like a certain way
deserve to get sa'd
deserve to get sa'd
grayed and it's like
and it's like
they're probably only saying that
or they're defending others
they know who have done
that kind of stuff
and it's so annoying when it's like
always muslim men saying this
and it means as soon as a non muslim sees this
or even muslim girls
they gonna slowly dissociate from religion
all they gonna start hating religion
and be like this is islam
and be like this is islam
like no no
like no no
it's just these weirdo
it's just these weirdo
creepy incels
creepy incels
even though yes
even though yes
in islam women should
cover up
and they shouldn't dress
like that
it never says anywhere
that
it never says anywhere
that
any kind of mistreatment
or anything that happens to her
then subsequently her fault
then subsequently her fault
if she isn't dressing a
certain way
it's so scary like these kind
of men
it's so scary like these kind
of men
because they will probably
one day have daughters
and when that daughter
and when that daughter
anything might happen to
her
the first thing he's gonna do
the first thing he's gonna do
is have a victim blaming
mindset
is have a victim blaming
mindset
instead of waiting for
something to happen
and then putting these
kind of men behind bars
and then putting these
kind of men behind bars
i feel like you should just
prevent
i feel like you should just
prevent
anything from happening
beforehand
and just shove them in there
and throw away the key