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2022-08-06 02:32:21
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Women’s rights in Islam are comprehensive and were considered revolutionary when first introduced over 1,400 years ago. At a time when even Europe saw women as property (with no legal rights in many societies), Islam was pioneering in granting women social, legal, and financial rights.They cover spiritual, social, economic, legal, and political rights. Here’s a breakdown: 1. Spiritual Rights • Women are considered equal to men in their relationship with God. • They are rewarded for their good deeds just as men are. • Both men and women are accountable for their actions and have free will. 2. Social Rights • Right to Education: Islam encourages women to seek knowledge just like men. • Right to Choose a Spouse: Women cannot be forced into marriage. Their consent is required. • Right to Respect and Kind Treatment: Islam emphasizes treating women with dignity, especially within family and society. • Right to Divorce: Women can initiate divorce (khula) under certain conditions. • Right to Protection from Harm: Domestic abuse is condemned, and women have the right to safety. 3. Economic Rights • Right to Own Property: Women can own, inherit, and manage property independently. • Right to Work: Women can work and earn money while keeping their income for themselves. • Right to Financial Support: A woman’s husband, father, or brother is responsible for her financial needs, though she can contribute if she chooses. 4. Legal Rights • Right to Testify: Women can give testimony in court. However, in some cases, Islamic law prescribes two female witnesses as equal to one male witness, which scholars interpret in various ways. • Right to Inheritance: Women inherit, though traditionally their share is often half of a male relative’s, due to different financial responsibilities. • Right to Seek Justice: Women can take legal action if wronged. 5. Political Rights • Right to Participate in Politics: Women can hold leadership positions, express their opinions, and be involved in decision-making. • Right to Vote: Historically, women participated in social and political matters in early Islamic society. #fyp#women
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