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1. sistersinislam.org › 10 › Hadiths_Marriage_FinalHADITH ON WOMEN IN MARRIAGE - Sisters in Islam

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   question the authenticity of Hadiths that are degrading to women which are popularly used in the media, publications and in talks on women in Islam. The booklet is made up of two parts: • Part I introduces the Quran, Sunnah and Hadith, as well as the relationship between the three sources of Islamic law. This part will also introduce the

2. www.academia.edu › 69566248 › Women_in_Islam_What(PDF) Women in Islam—What the Quran and Sunnah say (Vol 40 ...

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   Written lucidly, presented beautifully, and based on authentic Islamic sources, Kidwai’s Women in Islam is a valuable and welcome addition to the literature on depicting women in Islam in their real perspective and right context.

3. www.researchgate.net › publication › 294571626(PDF) "Status, identity, and privileges of women in Islam"

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   Apr 1, 2012 · This research reveals that Islam does not deprive women of their rights, dignity, or status, but that this is due to a lack of basic Islamic knowledge and awareness, as well as the dominance...

4. islamicstudies.stanford.edu › womengenderislamWomen and Gender in Islam - Stanford University

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   • Veiling in Islam
   • ن م ن َُّ هوََُْ ل أساف ا ع ًَ ا تم ن َُّ هوم ََُُْ ت لأس ذ إو ق َِّْ ح لا ن ه َُُِّ ب ولقو م ُُُِّْ ك بولقل ر ََُْ ه طأ م ك ل َذ ب ا ج ح ء ََِّ ا رو
   • – ا م ًَِّ ي ظع َّللا د ن ع
   • The Egalitarian Conception of Gender
   • Polygamy in Islam
   • Marriage and Sex in Islam
   • Birth Control in Islam
   • Divorce in Islam

   ن ََِِّّّ ه راصب ن ن َْ ضض غ ت ا َُِِّّْْ ن مؤملل ق و ا م لَ ن ه ََُِّ ت نيز ن ي د لَ ََ و ن َُّ ه جور ن ََََْْ ظ فحيو ن ه ِِّّ بوُُ ي ج ى ل ع ن َُُِِّّّ ه رمخِّب ن َِّْْ ب رضََْ ي لو ا ه ن م ر ه ظ َْ ن ه ئ ابآ َْ ن هتلوعبل َُُِِِّّّ لَ ن ه ََُِّ ت نيز ن ي د ب ي لَ ََ و و ن ه َُُِِّّ ت لوعب ء ََِّْ ا نبأ و ن ه ََِِّّْ ئ انبأ و ن ه َُُِِّّ ت لوعب ء ...

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   نأ لَ و ََ َّللا ل و س َُ ر ا وذؤت م ك ل ن ََ ا ك ا م ََ و ن ا ك م كلَذ ن ا د ََ ب أ ه َِِّّْ د عب ن م َُ ه جاو ز أ ا وح َُِّ ك نت

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   Sura al-Ahzab 53 ن َِِْ ي نمؤ ملا ءََِِ ُْ ا سنو ك ََََِ ت انبو ك َََِِْ ج اوزلّ لُق ي َُِّّ بنلا اهََُّيأ اي ن ََْْ ف رعُ ي نَأ ىَََْٰ ن دأ كلَذ ۚ ن هََِِِ ب يبلَج نمِ ن ي لع ن َُِْ ي ندي – امًَِّ ي حر ارً وَُ فغ ََُّّللا ن َََ ا كو ۗ ن ََُْْ ي ذؤي لَََف Sura al-Ahzab 59 O believers! Do not enter the houses of the Prophet except when you are permi...

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   ن ي ُِِْْ ن مؤملاوَ ت ا مَُِْْ ل سملاوَ ن ي مُِِْْ ل سملا ن إ ت ا ََِْ ت ناقلاوَ ن ي َِِْ ت ناقلاو ت ا َُِْْ ن مؤملاو ن ي رَِِّ ب اصلاوَ ت ا ََِّ ق داصلاوَ ن ي َِِّ ت ع شاخ و ن ي عِِشاخ َْ لاو ت ق داصلاوَ ا رََِّ ُْ د صَُْ ب اصلاوَ ت ا َِقَِ د صَت ملاوَ ن ي ِِقَِ ت ملاو ن ي ظ ِِ فاحلاو ت َْ ا م َ َِّ ئ اصلاو ن ي مَِِّ ئ اصلاو ََّ َّللا ن ي ركاذلاوَ...

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   ام ا وح ُِّ كناَف ى َََْٰ م اتيلا ي ِّف ا وط ُُِّْ س قت لَ م ُِّْْ ت فخ ن إ و ن ع ا ََُ ب رو ث لَ ث و ى ن ثم ء َِِّّ ا سنلا ن َِّ م م ك ب ا ط م ُْ كََُْ ن اميأ ت َََْ ك لم ا م و ح او ا وَُِّْ ل دعت لَ م ُِّْْ ت فخ

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   Marriage is highly recommended: act of virtue and God’s blessing; Celibacy is forbidden; Sexual urge is a creative command of God placed in human nature; no sexual suppression; not associated with sin and guilt; Marriage is a helping factor in attaining spiritual perfection; it prevents Muslims from committing sins. Pre-marital sex is forbidden in ...

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   Muslim sexual ethics forbid sex outside marriage, so its teachings about birth control should be understood within the context of husband and wife. Allowed according to the Islamic law. Contraception with the aim of having a permanently child-free marriage is not accepted. Video: The imams, the Taliban and the condoms Central Asian government polic...

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   Divorce is allowed in Islam, although it is regarded as a last resort. Either a man or woman can initiate a divorce. Divorce: husband pronounces the phrase “ṭalāq” to his wife three times. A husband who divorces his wife 3 times cannot remarry her until she has married another man and he also has divorced her. Husband may be required to provide a m...

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5. www.jstor.org › stable › pdfWomen in Islam: Equity, Equality, and - JSTOR

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   From the Muslim perspective, Islam provides women a position of honor and respect, with clearly stated rights and obligations. The Qurd'n affords legal protections in the areas of marriage, divorce, and inheritance that are considered to mark a vast improvement over the situation of women in pre-Islamic society.

6. www.muslim-library.com › dl › booksThe Muslim Marriage

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   This is why marriage is 'half the religion.' Islam is intended to cover every aspect of a believer's life, twenty four hours per day. Our relationship with our life-partner and family certainly accounts for at least half of this time, and for some women, it occupies one hundred percent of their time,

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   What are the rights of a Muslim woman?

   • honor and respect, with clearly stated rights and obligations. The in pre-Islamic society. Nonetheless historical circumstances centuries have often worked to the disfavor of the Muslim woman; for women to avail themselves of the rights guaranteed by the Qurd'n. In this women.

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   Why is marriage forbidden in Islam?

   • Marriage is a helping factor in attaining spiritual perfection; it prevents Muslims from committing sins. Pre-marital sex is forbidden in Islam; =fornication (zina). Temporary marriage (mut'a): forbidden by Sunnis and allowed by Shiis. non-Muslim female; conversion is optional for women; Muslim women are forbidden from marrying non-Muslims.

   Women and Gender in Islam - Stanford University

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   Are there inequities between men and women in Islam?

   • That there have been genuine inequities in the relationship between men and women in Islam is admitted by liberals and conservatives, Muslims as well as Western observers. The more basic question is whether or not the Islamic stitutes a situation of inequality.

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   Can a woman refuse a partner's advances in Islam?

   • Unless there is a genuine and legitimate reason, the refusal of the partner's advances is forbidden in Islam. It is a hurtful rejection. Men and women should realise that sometimes the partner has a very strong urge, which may prevent sleep, and should be kind. The texts of Shari'ah affirm that the wife, too, has the right to sex.

   The Muslim Marriage

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   What does the Qur'an say about male & female relationships?

   • Later, as Muslim society in Madinah developed towards an ideal state, the final verse in the Qur’an on male – female relationships (9:71) regard women and men as being each other’s protecting friends and guardians (‘awliyya) which emphasizes the cooperation between the two in living together as partners.

   HADITH ON WOMEN IN MARRIAGE - Sisters in Islam

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   What is a good book about women's rights in Islam?

   • Journal of Comparative Family Studies 5:117-29. 1975 "Women's Rights in Islam." Islamic Studies 15:99-114. 1972 "Women's Rights and the Muslim Women." Islam and the Modern Age 3ii:76-99. 1977 Middle Eastern Muslim Women Speak. Austin: University of Texas Press. 1977 "'Nice Girl': Social Control of Women through a Value Construct." Signs 2:805-17.

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8. files.alislam.cloud › pdf › Woman-in-IslamWoman in Islam

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   WOMAN IN ISLAM. In the divine scheme of regulation of the relationship between men and women, Islam has assigned a position of dignity and honour to woman. Such beneficent regulation is essential for peace, comfort, happiness, continuation of the species and progress.