Unveiling Italy's Islamic Imported Nightmare: The Horror of Subjugated Women and Sharia Enclaves (Video)

In a recent news program titled “Violent Islam: The Nightmare Life of Subjugated Women,” the disturbing reality of Islamic women in Italy is shown. Aired by Fuori dal coro, the program sheds light on the influx of Muslim migrants into the country, who are rapidly transforming Italy into an Islamic nation.

The Grim Realities

These migrants have established enclaves governed by Islamic law, where Western norms are shunned, and strict Sharia enforcement is the norm. As a result, areas within Italy have undergone a profound cultural shift, resembling the Islamic countries from which these migrants originated. Within these enclaves, women face egregious abuses and are trapped in cycles of subjugation, violence, and cultural isolation reminiscent of their countries of origin.

A Tragic Incident

The program opens with a tragic incident in Nizza Monferrato, where an 18-year-old young Muslim girl named Makka took the drastic step of killing her own father on March 1st. Makka made the harrowing decision, citing her diary where she describes her migrant Muslim father as a man who harbored deep-seated hatred towards women due to “cultural beliefs.” The killing, which was purportedly done to defend her abused mother, shows the extreme measures some women feel compelled to take to escape abusive Islamic environments learned from their Muslim faith and the example set by their prophet.

According to eyewitness accounts, Makka’s attack on her father was a culmination of years of abuse and oppression within her family. The chilling details paint a grim picture of a household marred by male dominance and a religion that perpetuates violence against women.

According to what was learned after Makka’s confession, the attack occurred at the end of yet another family argument. “I intervened to defend my mother,” the girl reportedly told police, explaining that her father was often violent towards both her and her mother. “He was skilled in karate and martial arts,” Makka recounted, stating that she did not intend to kill but only to defend herself.

A violent argument erupted after a dispute over Makka and her mother’s work in a restaurant, which she says he no longer wanted them to do. According to Makka, he knew how to abuse them without leaving bruises visible due to his knowledge of martial arts. It had always been like this, Makka told the authorities, even before they arrived in Piedmont through migrant routes that had taken them away from Chechnya. Makka took a knife to defend herself and pointed it at her father, tired of the constant abuse. The police found her against a wall in a state of shock. Makka’s tragic story serves as a stark reminder of the suffering endured by many Islamic women behind closed doors.

The program further delves into the lives of other Muslim women living in Italy, highlighting the stark contrast between Western values and Islamic customs and law. Scenes from Turin depict Sharia-adherent veiled women who, according to interviews, must seek permission from their husbands to leave their own homes. These controls and restrictions over women’s autonomy are what take place in Islamic countries, but it has been deeply unsettling for Italians to see being normalized in Italy.

Confronting Islamic Misogyny

Men are in charge of women, according to Muhammad and the Quran. In the Quran, for example, various verses detail the hierarchical structure that places men in authority over women.

Quranic verses delineate men’s authority over women, attributing it to divine decree and financial support. Surah 4:34 mandates women’s obedience, with consequences for disobedience. Surah 2:228 emphasizes men’s superiority, indicating their elevated status. Quran 33:59 grants men authority over women’s attire. Surah 33:33 restricts women to domestic spaces unless permitted by men. Surah 2:223 portrays wives as subservient to husbands, obligated to fulfill their sexual desires. Quran 66:5 suggests men can replace disobedient wives.

These verses are just a few of many deeply ingrained in Islamic doctrine, perpetuating an abusive system where men exercise control over women’s lives, bodies, and actions. Throughout her life, a Muslim woman is under the guardianship of a man, whether it be her father, husband, or other male family members in case of widowhood or divorce.

Prophet Muhammad’s direct teachings regarding marriage are unambiguous. Additionally, he prohibited women from traveling alone or being in the presence of non-relative males. Women are mandated to observe modesty by covering themselves. In cases of sexual transgressions, they often bear the brunt of responsibility and guilt due to the presumption of their adherence to higher moral standards.

Furthermore, various forms of punishment, such as stonings, honor killings, floggings, and even female genital mutilation, are sporadically utilized in the Muslim world. Due to mass Islamic immigration, these practices have spread to the Western world, enforcing compliance and controlling women’s behavior.

Challenges and Resistance

The program captures disturbing encounters with Islamic men who resort to violence and death threats when confronted about these issues. A cameraman is threatened with physical harm as he attempts to document the restrictive conditions faced by Islamic women. Their aggressive reactions show the resistance towards addressing the plight of these women and the dangers associated with challenging the status quo.

Indoctrination from Infancy

The program also sheds light on the indoctrination of young girls into rigid Islamic practices from an early age. Footage from an elementary school reveals veiled Sharia-adherent children, some as young as kindergarten age. The normalization of sharia adherence from childhood perpetuates a cycle of cultural isolation, reinforces the subjugation of women, and is a threat to Italy.

Despite attempts to engage with educators on these developments, the program highlights the reluctance to acknowledge or address the issue within broader society. Interviews with teachers reveal a hesitance to confront anything to do with Islam, which is understandable due to the threats to their lives by Muslims that could often occur. As we have seen across Europe, accusations of alleged Islamophobia by the left and Muslims have resulted in citizens being slaughtered, living in hiding, losing their careers, and living every day of their lives with targets on their backs.

Urgent Call to Action

The encroachment of Islam and Sharia into Italy through mass immigration poses a grave threat to Italian society. The revelations brought to light in “Violent Islam: The Nightmare Life of Subjugated Women” underscore the urgent need for action. As communities across the country undergo transformation into Islamized towns and cities and Western values are subverted, Italians must confront this reality head-on.

Sadly, very few leaders are fighting to stop Islamic immigration and the imposition of Sharia. The failure to do so has jeopardized Italy’s and other Western nations’ national identities and fundamental freedoms. Italy stands at a pivotal moment, and the decisive measures many had hoped Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni would have taken to safeguard Italy’s heritage and way of life have sadly not occurred. Instead, the Islamization of Italy has been moving ahead unimpeded.