Liberation of Muslim Women
- ISBN-10
- 817835070X
- ISBN-13
- 9788178350707
- Category
- Muslim women
- Pages
- 330
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2001
- Publisher
- Gyan Publishing House
- Author
- Naseem Ahmad
Description
Women, at par with men, enjoy all rights under Islamic law. This is true, contradictory to the common belief that Islam denies women of their natural rights. This study, with painstaking research and scientific and logical treatment, offers a new approach to the whole matter. The author has studied the vital issues in the right earnest and presented them in a proper perspective, backed by reason, that makes this volume a must for all scholars, students and common readers, having interest in Islam, Women Studies and Sociology.
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