No discussion of extremist states, shariah law, or Islam’s culture of oppression towards women?,(reply>), First off, Omar Suleiman is a religious leader, not a political one. He focuses on spreading the teachings of Islam and educating people on its principles, not discussing extremist states or politics. As a Muslim, I can say that Islam does not oppress women. In fact, it grants them rights and equality in various aspects of life. The issue of oppression towards women in certain Muslim-majority countries is a result of cultural and societal factors, not religious teachings. And when it comes to sharia law, it's important to understand that interpretation varies and it's not a one-size-fits-all concept