Mentioning the issue of women going out to call people to Allah (Mighty and Majestic), and clarifying that this is among the religious innovations that many people today do not know.

The Shaykh : But finally, I conclude the illustration with a sensitive and realistic example. Today, there is a trend among Muslim women—not the women who display their adornment and do not care about what is forbidden and what is lawful. The new trend among Muslim women is that a number of them emerge claiming to be female callers to Allah. You see them going hither and thither and traveling for the sake of what? For the sake of da'wah (calling others to Islam). They are called female callers, just as there are male callers, there are also female callers. This is a religious innovation in Islam that Muslims do not know at all. And this means opening the door for women to assume the rulings and characteristics of men.
It is not far-fetched that a time will come when we see women sitting and appointing themselves to issue fatwas, and appointing themselves to judge. So what is the argument for refuting these trends, some of which have already spread their horn, and some of which—Allah knows best—will come later? The answer is: .
These are some examples to clarify that if a general text is not acted upon, it is not permissible to rely on its generality.