The jurisprudential discourse related to women: its roots and dimensions

Number of pages: 134 pages Publisher: Takhween for Studies and Research - British Influenced by feminist theses and liberation currents, many researchers provided various evaluations and explanations for reading and analyzing the position of women in Islamic civilization history. They examined in jurisprudential and historical blogs searching for the roots of the paternalistic system based on control and the humiliating hierarchy, as some see it. This research reorganizes the vision of the position of women in the jurisprudential blog and provides an important description of the nature of the jurists' treatment of issues related to women's conditions with a solid critical spirit and an impartial reading that distinguishes between the fixed principles of Sharia and the opinions of some jurists, and falsifies the general accusations against the great jurisprudential heritage. It reveals the effects of differing ideological references in describing the jurisprudential discourse towards women.