The position of women in Islam has been a topic of intense debate and exploration for centuries. Understanding this multifaceted issue requires navigating the rich tapestry of Islamic texts, historical interpretations, and the diverse realities of Muslim women across the globe. This paper delves into the core principles outlined in the Quran and Sunnah (the teachings and practices of Prophet Muhammad) regarding women’s rights. It explores the interpretations and cultural practices that shape their experiences, and examines contemporary debates and reform movements.
Women’s Rights in Islam: a Journey through Quran, Interpretations, and Contemporary Debates
