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7/ His Islam defied clerical control and caste tyranny, exposing both mullah and pandit as gatekeepers of oppression. Dismantling conversionism and hierarchy alike, his egalitarian ethos extended profoundly to women—recognized as equals—a revolutionary stance in 14th C. Kashmir.

Image of Moslem woman at prayer aside eight-pointed star.
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Image of Moslem woman at prayer aside eight-pointed star.

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"Drop something pink from your phone. No explanation."

Image: Painting of S. Asian woman in pink sari, in prayer pose. With calligraphy:
oṃ hrīṃ aiṃ śrīṃ
namo bhagavati
ucchiṣṭacāṇḍāli
śrī mātāṅgeśvari
sarvajanavaśaṅkari
svāhā!
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Copy of tweet here: "Drop something pink from your phone. No explanation." Image: Painting of S. Asian woman in pink sari, in prayer pose. With calligraphy: oṃ hrīṃ aiṃ śrīṃ namo bhagavati ucchiṣṭacāṇḍāli śrī mātāṅgeśvari sarvajanavaśaṅkari svāhā!

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 2 Aug 2022

@theintercept 'Women In Kashmir: Dealing with Trauma and a Mental Health Crisis.' -- The price of military occupation? Mental trauma. Women are especially hard hit. MSF: 50% suffer from depression; 36% have an anxiety disorder; 22% suffer traumatic stress disorder. youtu.be/oyIdx_wj7B8

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Quoted by@tenshi_anna 3/ Patriarchy succumbs not to rival doctrine but to existential incoherence. Across continents, cultures and eras, the messianic arrives as the same lived realignment: an exhausted moral ecology giving way to life-equalizing reality re-balanced between human, earth, and future.