Muslim Women

The distressing picture of men-woman relations in contemporary Muslim societies,which contradicts the teaching of Islam, is a concrete fact that

No one argues about “biological differences,” or about the fact that “equality”should not mean necessarily “similarity.” Some may believe in

In a climate of ignoring the divine rules of individual and social rights andobligations, one usually finds small despots beside

The Qur’anic verse: “Men shall take care of women with what God has bestowedon the former…” (4:34) does not state

Since the creation of first man and woman, they were equal in theirresponsibilities. According to the Quran, Eve was as

Some people may argue that there are interpretations of the Quran and Sunna thatcould be provided to support and opposite

Islamic law gives women full independent legal personality. She can maintain hermaiden name after marriage, and she can enjoy an

The social role of women requires mixing with men. Islam does not permit anydiscrimination between men and women, nor does

Islam secures women’s rights in education and work. The Prophet respondedpositively and instantly to woman asking him to appoint a

d and His apostle. It is they upon whom God will bestow His grace….”(9:71)The Arabic word “awliya” that is used