A God Who Hate Women

For a woman living in a male-dominated society, choice can feel like a foreign concept. Inequality, violence, injustice, abuse, and discrimination can become an everyday reality.

A God Who Hates Women is an emotional and deeply moving journey through the devastation of violence and civil war. Set against a landscape shaped by rigid cultural expectations and turbulent emotions, it follows a mother and her son as they struggle to survive—and find a way to live—in a harsh and deeply patriarchal society.

Can courage and resilience overcome a life marked by constant abuse? Can a collapsing homeland strip a young boy of his identity and sense of belonging? And can dreams of a better future survive amid war, fear, and uncertainty?

Through a powerful tapestry of memories and experiences, this riveting true story chronicles one family’s heartbreaking struggle against the forces of religion, politics, war, and oppression. Yet, even in the darkest moments, their story carries an enduring message of courage, resilience, and an unwavering hope for peace.