Has anyone left their spouse over GC views / pro-Islam stance

No. Me and DH have opposite views on both topics. These things are rarely black and white. I think you'd need to be really lacking in critical thinking and probably quite arrogant to be unable to accept other have different views.

He sounds more liberal and so less likely to indoctrinate one way or the other.

Tell me the western values that dont go with burka. What about freedom and a lady wearing what she chooses. Yes, you might not see her face. But I dont think anyone died on the spot because they couldn't see a woman covering ups face.
I personally wouldn't want to wear the burka. Its not just for me but if my fellow sister wanted to wear it and that's her choice, do I really care, is my life affected by it, am I going to lose money or win money...no.

I think you need to work on why youre so upset with hijab not why women wear it. I wear it and it was my choice to wear one year after reverting to islam. I wish I wore it sooner. I feel free and liberated.and I can show my hair to any woman I want to in privacy. All women are beautiful and unique in their own way and ig they dont want men looking at their hair, then they are free to cover it. The bible says cover your hair or shave it off in the old Testament.

Just be careful of your daughter spending too much time with him and being indoctrinated by him if he wants 50-50.

I’m actually embarrassed for you OP.
You sound chronically online and distressed over made up scenarios involving Muslims.

The hijab is optional.

A lot of Muslim women don’t wear the hijab so you wouldn’t know they’re Muslim unless they told you.

What about Jewish women or nuns?

Go outside and touch some grass. It’s Christmas Day.

Its not ironic, its the truth. She's getting worked up over imaginary scenarios and generalising the people who live in her neighborhood.

Like I said, people have more going on in their brains than what their neighbors wear or do not wear.

Op, if you have issued with hijab its quite possible that your great grandmother wore one.
We are not forced to wear one. The quran says there is no compulsion and no forcing in islam.
Men are also required not to show their stomach or wear shorts that go above the knee. Men also are not allowed to wear gold, red and silk. But I can wear gold, red and silk should I wish too.
I also have the rights to all my husbands money and not have to work and he has zero access to my money.

Get a grip, love. Im muslim and we dont call women who dnt wear hijab haram, come on. Its important in our faith yes, but doesn't mean that because my non Muslim family and friends dont wear then I then think they're utter scum.

Women have rights in islam.and men and women are equal.
Women were given the right to vote 1400 years avo and great Britain only allowed the women of this country to vote only what 80/90 years ago because we didn't have the same brain to vote as a man and we're arrested for wanting to vote

Whatever pigs in Afghanistan or wherever view woman as less and prohibit them from getting a job or education has nothing to do with the rest of us. They are slimeballs and thats a fact.

Thank you for that. I plan to serve the divorce papers. It's just unfortunate.

Where have they even suggested that?!

Its not ironic, its the truth. She's getting worked up over imaginary scenarios and generalising the people who live in her neighborhood.

Like I said, people have more going on in their brains than what their neighbors wear or do not wear.

b) started being some kind of anti trans activist I would leave.

Yet if he became some kind of anti women activist you would stay?

If a partner became actively Islamophobic (or any other phobic for that matter) I would leave in a heartbeat, same for friends or relatives- I have no time for intolerance of any kind. I would also leave if a partner was misogynistic, regardless of their religion/cultural beliefs.

GC views are a bit more complicated. I wouldn’t leave over the views themselves but if they a) went on about it or b) started being some kind of anti trans activist I would leave.

Thankfully not an issue as my partner is lovely, but others around me have been faced with this situation.

Men are obliged to dress modestly in Islam as well. They don't cover their hair, but is that really important? No one seems to freak out that Sikh women don't wear turbans.

I’m actually embarrassed for you OP.
You sound chronically online and distressed over made up scenarios involving Muslims.

The hijab is optional.

A lot of Muslim women don’t wear the hijab so you wouldn’t know they’re Muslim unless they told you.

What about Jewish women or nuns?

Go outside and touch some grass. It’s Christmas Day.

They don't care.

Judgejudysno1fan · Today 17:36
Op, if you have issued with hijab its quite possible that your great grandmother wore one.
We are not forced to wear one. The quran says there is no compulsion and no forcing in islam.

Only women are required to cover their hair in Islam, never men. Of course it's sexist. Mainstream Judaism dropped the wigs and headscarves about a century ago.

Virtually 100% of respected Islamic religious scholars outside of developed western countries, state that 'their' women MUST cover their hair in public. Veiling is a requirement of being a good Muslim woman. There is no choice.

I'd be delighted to be given evidence that this is wrong or changing.

More information: I am gender critical, he is deep in the red/green alliance / pro-Palestine activism. We live in a sanctuary city in an area where hijabs are everywhere. I have a difficult time explaining it to our daughter in a balanced way.