Women

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)....

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....

Grand Ayatollah Khamenei described a woman’s greatest right and need within the home as “the affection of her husband,” and added: “Another major right of women in the home is the rejection of any form of violence against them, and complete avoidance of the deviations that have become common in the West, such as the killing or beating of women by men and husbands.”....

It is important to reflect on the profound teachings of Islam, particularly from the perspective of the School of Ahl al-Bayt (p), which offers timeless guidance on responsible consumption, food preservation, and avoiding waste...

Khadijah (pbuh) was not merely the wife of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), nor simply the first woman to embrace Islam. She was the faith’s first protector, its primary financier, its emotional anchor, and the spiritual companion to the Messenger of God (pbuh)...

observes the teachings of Islam including those relating to prayer, hijab, self-reform, selflessness and moral etiquettes etc is the essential of Arbaeen pilgrimage .

Lady Mary and Lady Fatima is a groundbreaking contribution to interfaith scholarship, offering a profound comparative exploration of two of the most revered women in the Islamic and Christian traditions...

The West does not want Muslim women to have their own independent model—one that simultaneously values knowledge, growth in society, family, and ethics, and that equips them with an unbreakable shield—the hijab—in the battle of identities....

In a land where the walls of homes have crumbled, where hospitals have turned into graveyards and schools into heaps of ash and fire, the women of Gaza still stand. They are not merely survivors; they are narrators, narrators of a suffering that the world sees and forgets, but they do not...

Some lives shine beyond the pages of history, becoming spiritual beacons that illuminate hearts across generations. Lady Fatimah Masumah (sa) was definitely one of these individuals, a woman whose life of devotion, migration, and scholarship made her a revered figure...