Talk:Huda Sha'arawi

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Latest comment: 1 year ago by RETFrog in topic Unencyclopedic nature of the article

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Unencyclopedic nature of the article edit

I have discovered that a lot of sections in this article seem to be biased in tone and even propagandic, basing it in an unreliable source, that being a video, not made by any official source or body whatsoever. A whole section is/was dedicated to calling images of Huda Sha'rawi wearing the veil (which she did later on her life) "fake"/"fabricated", over-exaggerated claims claiming that all Egyptian women didn't wear the veil after Huda Sha'rawi's action (which is not only anachronistic to historical records, which show the veil being integral to most Egyptian women), but can be easily debunked by photographic evidence too. RETFrog (talk) 23:13, 16 December 2022 (UTC)Reply

You do not give a very neutral impression yourself. You have removed a well refererenced event from the article and the referenced sourcing it as well. This is against wikipedia rules. You cannot just claim that it is not so when it has plenty of references, and give as reasons what appear to be your own personal views about the subject. The impression you give is that it is you, rather than others, who come here and wish to make non-neutral edits of the article. If you remove referenced information again, you will be reported. Please consider that before you continue. Thank you.--Aciram (talk) 02:01, 17 December 2022 (UTC)Reply
I am talking out of a purely neutral stance, in fact, my main grudge against the current state of this article is it's biased nature. I am not stating personal opinions, but rather proven historical facts, in fact, if anyone is stating personal opinions, it would be the original writer, and you. you completely assumed that i am basing these edits on my own opinion, which i don't know where you got from. again, the initial reference for all of this text was an unsourced video in the first place, so i don't what's your criteria for "well sourced", if you want sources supporting what i say, i can easily provide them. anyways, it seems you are overly aggressive about this topic, and kept assuming bad faith in me, i can easily report that to Wikipedia too, but i am not willing to engage in more useless argumentation, i suppose the biased and unencyclopedic nature of this article stays for now. peace. RETFrog (talk) 11:27, 17 December 2022 (UTC)Reply