The Role of Women in Islam: Exploring the rights, responsibilities, and contributions of women in Islamic teachings and practices.

Misconceptions and distortions often distort discussions about the position of women in the received consensus. It is time to clear the air and shed light on the honorable position given to the daughters of Eve (Eve) under the doctrine of compassion.

From the beginning, sacred texts have emphasized the fundamental equality of spiritual and human nature between men and women. The Book says, "O mankind, fear your Lord Who created you from a single soul, and from it created a mate with Him, and from the two came innumerable men and women." (4:1) Thus, both men and women have the innate capacity to emerge from the same divine nature and attain the highest nearness.

Furthermore, women are entitled to all the rights and responsibilities of men when it comes to morality, religious observance, and rewards or punishments in the Eternal Scriptures say, “Every believer, male or female, has exercises righteousness, you will surely bless him.” those who have a good life." We will give it to them and recompense them for what they used to do.(16:97).

In the Holy Testament, intellectual maturity and spiritual reckoning are the only criteria for differentiation, not gender. The virtuous Khadijah, the first wife of the Prophet (peace be upon him), was one of the earliest believers and is highly regarded for her unwavering support for the nascent call to truth

The home, on the other hand, is viewed by both men and women as each other's caretakers and protectors. The law of divine wisdom is, "They (wives) are a garment for you, and you are a garment for them." (2:187) Just as clothing adorns the body and armor, husbands and wives are meant to be united.