The Status Of Mothers In Islam

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Sayyid Muhammad Sohofi
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The Status of Mothers in Islam explores the honored role of mothers in Islamic teachings through Quranic verses, Hadith, and the examples set by prominent women in Islamic history.

The Status of Mothers in Islam is a profound examination of the pivotal and revered role mothers play within the Islamic tradition. Drawing from the Quran, Hadith, and the lives of key Islamic figures, this book highlights how Islam places immense emphasis on the dignity, respect, and responsibilities owed to mothers.

The book outlines the Islamic principles that elevate the status of mothers:

  • Quranic Verses: Several verses in the Quran emphasize kindness, respect, and obedience to parents, particularly mothers, stressing that after worshiping Allah, honoring parents is one of the most important obligations for a Muslim.
  • Prophetic Traditions (Hadith): The Prophet Muhammad (SAWW) famously declared, “Paradise lies under the feet of the mother,” highlighting the unparalleled position mothers hold in Islam.
  • The Role of Mothers in Islamic History: The book delves into the lives of revered women in Islam, such as Lady Fatima (SA), who embodied motherhood in the noblest form.

The book also covers the responsibilities children have toward their mothers, including care, love, and respect throughout their lives. It explores the spiritual rewards of honoring one’s mother and discusses practical advice on how to maintain these values in a modern context.

Whether you're a parent, a child, or someone interested in the ethical and moral foundations of family in Islam, The Status of Mothers in Islam offers deep insight into the beauty of this relationship and its central role in a Muslim’s faith and life.

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