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Q After watching the video in which Amina Wadud explains how she came to lead a mixed-gender Friday evening prayer service, respond to the following prompt: 1. In the end, what was the primary motivation that led her to agree to lead a mixed-gender prayer service? 2. What was significant about this occurrence/decision/event? 3. What most stood out to you about the whole experience, and why? 4. Finally, to which specific lens from our class do you most connect this?

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The primary motivation for Amina Wadud accept the invitation to lead a mix-gender prayer service was to bring before the world the injustice that the community does to the women which God does not allow. While praying every person is directly praying to god but in the mosque in reality men are allowed to prayer in the frontline while women are told to stand at the back lines or the basement or the attic and in many cases they are not allowed in mosques only. Therefore, she wanted to do this to ensure that the religion does not forbid women to lead the prayer even though it has not been mentioned explicitly in Quran.