"Women rights in islam"

The book "Women's Rights in Islam" presents an objective and systematic study of women's issues in Islam, specifically targeting English-speaking readers to introduce correct Islamic concepts, dispel common stereotypes and dismantle prevalent misconceptions by clearly distinguishing between true religious teachings and flawed cultural practices. The book stems from a holistic vision asserting the full spiritual and human equality of women as equal counterparts to men in accountability, responsibility, and legal and financial independence. It draws upon scriptural texts from the Holy Qur'an and the Prophetic Sunnah to demonstrate how Islam honors women at every stage of their lives whether as daughters whose proper upbringing and care are mandated, as mothers whose dutiful benevolence and kindness are strictly commanded or as active, influential members contributing to society. The book places a deep and specific focus on the role of "women as wives" illustrating the foundations of a stable marital relationship rooted in tranquility, affection and mercy, as beautifully captured in the verse: "And among His signs is that He created for you wives from among yourselves, that you may find tranquility in them and He has put between you affection and mercy" Consequently, this book serves as an outstanding intellectual and educational reference aimed at fostering family stability and presenting a clear, authentic picture of the sublime status of women in Islam.