Women’s Rights in Islam…. Realities and Contemporary Delusions

حقوق المرأة في الإسلام بين الواقع والشبهات المعاصرة

  • BELLO TUKUR Yobe State University, damatro Nigeria
Keywords: Legitimate orders, Women’s Rights, Fair equality, Contemporary delusions, inherited customs

Abstract

This research titled: Women's Rights in Islam  Realities and Contemporary Delusions, aims to depict a clear position of women in Islam. And illustrates some rights that Islam has guaranteed for them in all areas of their life. In achieving of  the aforementioned  targets, we gave an account  on women's rights to life in Islam, their rights to legitimate orders and their rights of playing roles in building a good society. In this study, the researcher followed the descriptive and analytical approach to analyze the collected scientific materials. Finally, the researcher underscored that Islam has given absolute rights for women that deserve their nature. and made their work in their houses a basic duty for which they are responsible. The benefit of  what woman is doing in her home is not limited to where she is, but the fruit of what she does is spread in all places where the human being breathes. And the researcher also emphasized that the woman is authorized to work outside her home as long as what she does is legitimately permissible and in proportion to her feminine nature, and it has not had a negative impact on her family life, and she has verified her religious and moral commitment.

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Published
2020-12-15
How to Cite
TUKUR, B. (2020). Women’s Rights in Islam…. Realities and Contemporary Delusions. Social Empowerment Journal, 2(4), 111-120. https://doi.org/10.34118/sej.v2i4.1091
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