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Status of Women as seen from the Quran
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Those interested in Islamic teachings on women, students of Quranic studies, and anyone seeking to understand the status and rights of women in Islam.
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An insightful exploration of the Quranic teachings on the status of women, emphasizing their rights, dignity, and role in society and religion.
Status of Women as Seen from the Quran offers a profound and insightful analysis of the Quranic perspective on the role and status of women in society. This book addresses key Quranic verses that discuss the spiritual equality of women and their integral role in family, society, and religion. It examines themes such as women’s rights, their dignity, and the responsibilities bestowed upon them, emphasizing the Quran’s emphasis on justice, respect, and moral accountability. The book also delves into the misconceptions and misinterpretations that have arisen over time, contrasting them with the authentic Quranic message regarding women. By exploring the Quranic teachings in-depth, this work serves as an essential resource for those seeking to understand the true Islamic view of women and their place in both spiritual and social contexts.
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