Ibrahim's daughters (Feminist thought in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam)

The three religions have a completely rigid stance against subjugating one human being to another. All three insist that men and women were created in the image of God, and that both genders are equal in rights and duties before God. All celebrate the memory of women of strength and knowledge; women who played an essential role in the history of salvation. However, what is common among most of the major world beliefs is that none of them was clearly good for women; all three pushed women into a marginalized, lowly position, excluding them from full participation in social, cultural, and religious life. Although central figures like Christ, Saint Paul, and the Prophet Muhammad had a positive view of women: they relied on them, and treated them as companions with valued opinions; some of the wisest, religious leaders, and jurists, however, have openly proclaimed hatred of women. In recent years, women have confronted this patriarchal dominance in the three traditions. Religious persecution of women: was one of the greatest flaws of monotheistic beliefs, despite the fact that it contradicts fundamental principles of their faith. Men: Jews, Christians, and Muslims; completely hijacked revelation, making it compatible with the old patriarchal system, which is lacking.