@islaminpast: Fatima bint Abbas al-Baghdadiyya, also known as Umm Zaynab, was a respected female jurist, preacher, and scholar of the 8th century AH. She attended the scholarly gatherings of Ibn Taymiyyah and benefited from his knowledge. At the same time, she was herself highly respected for her knowledge, intelligence, and strong memory, and Ibn Taymiyyah is reported to have praised her scholarly ability. Her role was not limited to teaching women. She was also active in preaching and religious instruction, engaging with both women and men in her religious work. Her story reminds us that the intellectual history of Islam was not shaped by men alone. Muslim women also became scholars, teachers, jurists, and influential voices in their communities. Fatima al-Baghdadiyya is one of the women whose contribution deserves to be remembered. #FatimaBintAbbas #AlBaghdadiyya #IbnTaymiyyah #IslamicHistory #MuslimWomen WomenScholars IslamicScholarship Islam

Cookie Monster :

then why can't women lead in islamic positions

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Qalb-e Dervesh :

and Sayida Aisha R.A was also.....use to teach sahaba

Sharisha :

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Hazrat Rabia basri.

NBA :

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Maverick :

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shifa kamila ek :

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Imam Nuh Mu'az Aljoramiy :

This is not true, it has never happened like that, and there is no evidence to proof it so, the knowledge of Aisha R.A was brought to us by her family members, slaves and fellow muslim sisters