Can someone help debunk the incredibly Islamic 'feminist' claim "a Muslim woman was the first founder of university" and how it is used to justify islam as a feminist religion

Just came across my favorite type of content..Muslim feminism!

The post basically said this:

I genuinely wonder how the first university founder (A muslim woman) feels about this gen treating religious women like we know nothing and are not feminists when she's the reason that level of education and knowledge exist in the first place.

And the comments were equally beautiful and lovely too! Just learned that misogyny talking points and bioessentialism is apparently feminist!

patriarchy isnt rooted in islam, its more about woman having equal rights as men. Biologically we woman are weak compared to men but that doesnt make us worthless, it means we have other pros than men , as an example is where children are more fond of us because we have natural instinct as mothers , or the fact that we are smarter in general and men tend to pick up things late but stronger physically