I really don’t see many people with the attitude you are talking about. I rarely see anyone who is not Muslim “praise” Islam. What I do see sometimes is people who realize that criticism of Islam often comes with a side of racism/xenophobia/condescension, and that is what some people react to. Obviously, all three…

Nobody is judging her choice to abstain from sex. She can and should be able to do (or not do) whatever she wants with her body. People are criticizing the tone of moral superiority she employs throughout her article and her apparent reliance on misinformation. She seems to think that a woman is either a virgin before…

I think a lot of the discussion will revolve around the concept of how her personal philosophy fits into feminism, and whether we are allowed to criticize her personal version of feminism.