Women's Rights In Islam

WOMEN RIGHTS
It can be said that woman is the complete creation of God. Women show the symbol of love, care and independence etc... Women are emotional that’s why she is stronger the men. Margaret Thatcher, Benazir Bhutto and Indira Gandhi have shown that women can govern an even better country than men ... and perhaps even the world! The women were not gently treated by men over time. They have been equal rights in every field of life. They have been doing a work in offices, schools and sports and factories etc.

Women's rights are the rights and rights claimed for women and girls around the world, and form the basis of the movement of women's rights in the nineteenth century and of the feminist movement in the twentieth century. In some

Whoever has deep respect for women of the world, will remain free from diseases.”
― Amit Ray
Basic issue in Islam, people who don’t understand Islam they have little bit misunderstanding the rights of women. Some Muslims became to a scholar they don’t represent a teaching of Islam. We talk about what Islam taught us that is a basic standard which recognized as a Muslim. Our base is Quran, the words of ALLAH and prophet, most laws also derived from them. We can also understand women rights in Quran. We also understand and analyzed the standard of women rights form a spiritual, social and political point of view etc.
According to the Quran, "Men and men are no longer able to express, no higher hay and other men and women enthusiasts."
Women are not oppressed in Islam. Every Muslim who oppresses a woman does not follow Islam. Among the many teachings of Muhammad (S.A.W.) that protect the rights and dignity of women is the saying, "... the best among you are those who treat their wives well."

Islam gave women plenty of rights in home and society. It also right have to earn money for home, to support in financial way, to learn education, to vote, to worship in mosques, also take divorce and to own

In the modern era, although the percentage of women in education and professions is increasing, their rights to be safe and fair are not yet so developed. It is the State's responsibility to grant rights and to strengthen their presence in society. With a growing number of times, the Pakistani government has recognized the importance of women's rights and has made the constitution taking into account their fundamental rights. The constitution of Pakistan now guarantees the rights of women and does not distinguish them from men in any sphere of life. As discussed earlier, the basis of the Pakistani constitution is Islam; a religion that secured women's rights fourteen years ago. In the 1973 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 25 (1) states: "All citizens are equal before the law and have the right to equal protection of the law." Women, equal to men in the eyes of the law, will be subject to the same laws, no less or less, of men. All laws that restrict women as women are