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Just from chatgpt cause ngl not wasting more time on this comment section remember the religion was established 14 centuries ago Right to life and protection — Female infants were explicitly protected from the pre-Islamic practice of being killed or buried alive (Qur’an 81:8–9, 16:58–59).
Right to own property — A woman can own, inherit, buy, sell, and manage property independently (Qur’an 4:32).
Right to inheritance — Islam gave women legally defined shares of inheritance (Qur’an 4:7, 4:11–12). The shares are not always equal to men's shares, but women were given an enforceable inheritance entitlement.
Right to a marriage contract — Marriage requires the woman's consent; forced marriage is contrary to Islamic teachings.
Right to receive mahr — The husband must give the wife a marriage gift (mahr), which belongs to her personally (Qur’an 4:4).
Right to financial independence — A married woman retains ownership of her own wealth. Her husband does not automatically own her earnings or property.
Right to maintenance — Traditionally, the husband has a financial responsibility to provide food, clothing, housing, and other necessities for his wife and children (Qur’an 2:228, 4:34).
Right to education and knowledge — Seeking beneficial knowledge is strongly encouraged in Islamic tradition, and Muslim women historically participated in scholarship and teaching.
Right to divorce under certain circumstances — Islamic law provides mechanisms through which women can seek separation/divorce, including khulʿ and judicial divorce, although the precise rules differ among schools of Islamic jurisprudence.
Right to fair and respectful treatment — The Qur’an instructs husbands to treat their wives with kindness: “live with them in kindness” (Qur’an 4:19).
Right to sexual and marital consideration — Marriage is described as involving affection, mercy, and mutual rights (Qur’an 30:21; 2:228).
Right to dignity and spiritual equality — Men and women are both morally responsible before God and can receive equal spiritual reward for righteous deeds (Qur’an 33:35, 16:97).
Right to participate in society — Women in the earliest Muslim community engaged in commerce, educ
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