Tag Archives: Muslim Women

For several years, the issue of hijab and its legal status for Iranian women has been a constant topic in political, intellectual, and human rights circles connected to Iran....

In terms of her political engagement, Lady Zeinab (pbuh) played a significant historical role in saving the religion of Islam from deviation and destruction. After the tragic battle and martyrdom of Imam Hussain (pbuh) and his companions, including seventeen dear members of Lady Zeinab’s family, the noble women and children of the Hussain’s family and his companions were taken captive by Yazid’s army....

Lady Zeinab represents a multi-dimensional personality: she is wise and well-educated with great knowledge; a distinguished person; anyone who meets her, feels humble before the greatness of her wise soul and her insight....

The speakers present at an international conference in Tehran emphasized that women play a fundamental and decisive role in redefining the concepts of just peace and global justice, and global experiences confirm this role....

Every year, around this time, the streets of Tehran and other major Iranian cities are adorned with colourful banners, and women and men gather in mosques and community centers for cultural programs honoring the illustrious life of Hazrat Fatima Zahra (sa)....

he list of Lady Fatimah Zahra's (pbuh) virtues is endless, but in summary, according to the Prophet (pbuh), she is "the Foremost Woman of the Worlds.” Her rank is such that the satisfaction and dissatisfaction of God are contingent upon her satisfaction and dissatisfaction....

This book explores the intersection of theology and women’s studies, centering around the influential figure of Fatima within Shiʿi theology. By examining Fatima’s sacred role and her impact on empowering women and political minorities, the manuscript offers a textual analysis of....

Due to the significant status of women in society in all their roles in life (daughters, sisters, wives or mothers), and due to their role as a key factor of running the wheel of the future of society and nations, we might not exaggerate if we say that the family is ruled by the lady...

Sayyida Āmina Haidar al-Sadr, who later adopted the pen name Bint al-Huda, was born in Muharram 1357 AH (1938) in Kadhimiya, Baghdad. She emerged as one of the most prominent figures in the Islamic world, especially in Iraq, during the mid-20th century.....

It must be noted that Western civilization is suffering from a miscalculation: on the one hand, it insists on preserving and promoting a toxic culture in which the objectification of women has become normalized, while on the other hand, it seeks to create a society free of sexual violence against women without addressing this...