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The Status of Woman In Islam (Jamal A. Badawi)
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Author: Dr. Jamal A. Badawi
Publisher: International Islamic Publishing House; IIPH, Muslim Students' Assocation of the US and Canada (1997)
Pages: 28 Binding: Paperback
Description from the publisher:
PREFACE
Family, society and ultimately the whole of mankind is treated by Islam on an ethical basis. Differentiation in sex is neither a credit nor a drawback for the sexes. Therefore, when we talk about status of woman in Islam it should not lead us to think that Islam has no specific guidelines, limitations, responsibilities and obligations for men. What makes one valuable and respectable in the eyes of Allah, the Creator of mankind and the universe, is neither one's prosperity, position, intelligence, physical strength nor beauty, but only one's Allah-consciousness and awareness (taqwa). However, since in the Western culture and in cultures influenced by it, there exists a disparity between men and women there is more need for stating Islam's position on important issues in a clear way.
Dr. Jamal Badawi's essay, The Status of Women in Islam, was originally published in our quarterly journal, Al-lttihad, Vol. 8, No. 2, Sha'ban 1391/Sept 1971. Since then it has been one of our most-demanded publications. We thank Br. Jamal for permitting us to reprint his essay. We hope it will clarify many of the misconceptions. Anis Ahmad, Director Dept. of Education and Training MSA of U.S. and Canada P.O. Box 38 Plainfield, IN 46168 USA Jumada al Thani 1400 April 1980
Contents
I- Preface…3
II- Introduction…5
III- Historical Perspectives (Women in Ancient Civilization)…5
IV- Women in Islam…11
1. The Spiritual Aspect…12
2. The Social Aspect…14
3. The Economic Aspect…21
4. The Political Aspect…23
V- Conclusion…25
VI- Bibliography…27
Author: Dr. Jamal A. Badawi
Publisher: International Islamic Publishing House; IIPH, Muslim Students' Assocation of the US and Canada (1997)
Pages: 28 Binding: Paperback
Description from the publisher:
PREFACE
Family, society and ultimately the whole of mankind is treated by Islam on an ethical basis. Differentiation in sex is neither a credit nor a drawback for the sexes. Therefore, when we talk about status of woman in Islam it should not lead us to think that Islam has no specific guidelines, limitations, responsibilities and obligations for men. What makes one valuable and respectable in the eyes of Allah, the Creator of mankind and the universe, is neither one's prosperity, position, intelligence, physical strength nor beauty, but only one's Allah-consciousness and awareness (taqwa). However, since in the Western culture and in cultures influenced by it, there exists a disparity between men and women there is more need for stating Islam's position on important issues in a clear way.
Dr. Jamal Badawi's essay, The Status of Women in Islam, was originally published in our quarterly journal, Al-lttihad, Vol. 8, No. 2, Sha'ban 1391/Sept 1971. Since then it has been one of our most-demanded publications. We thank Br. Jamal for permitting us to reprint his essay. We hope it will clarify many of the misconceptions. Anis Ahmad, Director Dept. of Education and Training MSA of U.S. and Canada P.O. Box 38 Plainfield, IN 46168 USA Jumada al Thani 1400 April 1980
Contents
I- Preface…3
II- Introduction…5
III- Historical Perspectives (Women in Ancient Civilization)…5
IV- Women in Islam…11
1. The Spiritual Aspect…12
2. The Social Aspect…14
3. The Economic Aspect…21
4. The Political Aspect…23
V- Conclusion…25
VI- Bibliography…27
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