Women's Rights in Islam

Women's Rights in Islam 

 Human beings have to abide by both natural and social provisions for sustaining life, survival and survival. Destruction is inevitable if natural laws are violated. And when the social rules are broken, disaster comes down. Social rules are formed in the light of man's acquired knowledge and experience from nature. Religious provisions are the best among the provisions.

The word 'Nisa' meaning 'woman' is mentioned 57 times and the word 'Imrah' meaning 'woman' is mentioned 26 times in the great book of Islam Al-Quran. The Holy Qur'an also has a large surah on women's rights and duties entitled 'Nisa' or 'Women'. In addition, various verses and hadiths of the Qur'an have clear descriptions of women's rights, dignity and their evaluation. Islam guarantees the right of women. Gave security and highest respect to women's lives and property.

Respect for women is proof of a man's personality

According to a hadith of the Prophet, the dignity and honor of a person depends on the measure of respect for women. Three things were noticeable in the life of Prophet Karim (peace be upon him) - one. Devotion to prayers; Two. Love of flowers; Three. Respect for women. (Bukhari and Muslim).

Famous women mentioned in Qur'an and Hadith:

Many famous women are mentioned in the Holy Quran and Hadith, they were the best in their position. Examples are: Jagmanta Ma Hawa (a.k.a.), Adam's wife, Aklima, Ibrahim's wife Sarah, Ismael (mother), Hajera, Egypt's wife Julekha, Sulaiman's wife Saber Rani Bilkis, Pharaoh's wife Bibi Achia, Ayub. Bibi Rahima, wife of Imran, Hannah, wife of Imran, Bibi Maryam, mother of Isa (AS), Amena, mother of Prophet Karim Hazrat Muhammad (SAW) and Halima Sadia, stepmother; The wives of the Prophet, including Umm al-Muminin Khadija (ra), Hafsa (ra), Aisha (ra), Maria (ra); Nabinandini Rukaiya, Zainab, Kulsum and Fatima (ra); Abu Bakr's daughter Asma, Shahida Sumaiya and Nabiji's half-sister Saima.

Women have played and continue to contribute to the development of society while maintaining the dignity of their womanhood. Other than women, no one is able to play a constructive role in maternity services and cohabitation. Without the sacrifice and love of mothers, it is not possible to develop human talent and maintain the stability of society. Mothers are the mainstay of society, the source of family happiness.

Women's Rights in Islam 

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