Women's Rights in Islam 0.0 / 5 ? Religious StudiesLancaster Uni RSt100UniversityNone Created by: HellenesCreated on: 02-06-15 10:37 "wives if the Prophet... Obey God and His Messenger" 33:33-32 1 of 19 "God has preferred bounty in one of them over another" 4:34 2 of 19 Sayid Qutb 1980 Man is equivalent to the wife in marriage 3 of 19 Parvez 1979 Camaraderie (rafaqat) between husband and wife 4 of 19 Woman stoned to death 2010 sakineh ashtiani, Iran 5 of 19 Aisha, married to the prophet by her father aged 9 6 of 19 What does 'talig' mean? "You are divorced from me" 7 of 19 How does a woman file for divorce? Sharia court, proven reasons 8 of 19 Lubna Hussein 2009 40 lashes for wearing trousers deviating from the religious standards 9 of 19 Women as an agent of divine support Khadija, first Muslim, "wrap me in garments! Wrap me in garments!" 6:60:448 10 of 19 The purpose of the veil To be recognised and not annoyed when abroad 11 of 19 Women as interpreters of revelation Aisha, menstruation all permitted bar sexual intercourse 12 of 19 Abu Bakr reported that the Prophet said... "Those who entrusted their affairs to a woman/women shall not prosper" 13 of 19 Al Ghazali 12th C, Schools of Law are for: Success in this life and the hereafter 14 of 19 Ibn Khaldun 14th C requires the... essential rights for all members of the community 15 of 19 The categories of law... Equal, Equivalent, Differentiated 16 of 19 Complementarity law... Equally rewarded and punished by God, different but equal in society 17 of 19 Equality... in the right to life, unity of human origin, matter of creation 18 of 19 "Righteous women are therefore obedient..." "...those you fear may be rebellious... banish them to their couches and beat them" 19 of 19
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