Women’s rights in Islamic civilization
If we want to discern the rules and pillars that Islam brought to elevate and honor woman, we first should recognize the status of woman in ancient and contemporary nations in order to see the real darkness she experienced and still experiences.
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Islam in Women not Women in Islam
In spite of the great propaganda about the status of women in Islam, the rate of women embracing Islam is higher than the rate of men.
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What Does Islam Give Women?
Have you tried asking a Muslim woman what does she think about herself as a Muslim? Why do some people label them oppressed in a hijab? Is it in fact a question of oppression or that of modesty?
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Secrets of the Muslim Woman (2/2)
Are men and women equal in Islam? What is the Islamic concept of women’s freedom? What are the rights of women in Islam?
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The Woman as a Mother: Status & Role
Part of women’s status in Islam is the honor given to the mother…but what’s the nature of that honor, and where is it perceived?
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Unveiling the Truth: Women’s Education in Islam
Islam equally urges man and woman to pursue knowledge, ponder on the creation of Allah and use the two correlated means of knowledge; namely, reading and writing.
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The woman between Islam and Christianity
Whenever the topic of Islam is brought up among Westerners, it has been my experience that the first objection that immediately springs into their minds is: “But women are so extremely oppressed in Islam.” And, “But women are second class citizens in Islam.” For example, they see that Muslim women usually observe modest standards in […]
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