Islam and woman

Book Name: Islam and Women Author: Miah Al-Rahbi Number of Pages: 256 Publisher: Mamdouh Adwan for Publishing and Distribution Overview: This research carries within its folds a clear call to change the prevailing culture, in which religion has been mixed with myths, customs, and tribal traditions that date back to pre-Islamic times, and have intertwined with religious rulings in people's minds to the point that distinguishing between them has become difficult, even extremely difficult. It also carries a clear call to change the oppressive personal status law against contemporary women, which has not taken into account changing rulings to suit the changing conditions of women and society. Religious scholars always stand as a barrier to changing any article in it, even if it contradicts the constitution and other laws. What stands as an obstacle to changing laws and customs that are discriminatory against women is not Islamic law, but the male mentality that has cloaked many unjust rulings against women with a sacred guise and accused anyone calling for their change of disbelief and heresy.