المرأة في الاسلام

He talks about women as an active element in society, as Islam guarantees them rights equal to men

This book was co-written by Dr. Muhammad Al-Ghazali, who discussed women in the light of the Prophet’s biography, Dr. Muhammad Sayyed Tantawi, who addressed the issue in the light of the Holy Qur’an, and finally, Dr. Ahmed Omar Hashem, who spoke about it in the light of the Prophet’s Sunnah.

The book summarizes itself in talking about women as an active element in society, as Islam guarantees them rights equal to those of their male brothers, “and they have the same rights as those owed to them, with due respect” and “they are clothing for you and you are clothing for them,” where Dr. says.

Al-Ghazali: “Muslim traditions in treating women are not based on the Qur’an or the Sunnah... This has resulted in the fact that intellectual women in the modern era frown upon the entire religious heritage, believing it to be the reason for ignoring women, diminishing their status, and denying their material and moral rights, which were determined by nature and confirmed by revelation. The days of our civilization emerged and were belittled.” With the spread of shortcomings and the predominance of desires,” he cites the reality of women in the time of our Messenger, peace and blessings be upon him, where she participated in sales, attended lectures and sermons in mosques, and held flag circles, and presented her opinions on the issues circulating at that time, and demanded and defended her rights.

It sheds light on many aspects of that time and before it - that is, in the time of pre-Islamic times - and explores the morals of women, as mentioned in the poetic verses, when they used to present their children to fight and were proud of the Arab values ​​at that time.