Women in Islamic Cultures

Islamic culture women For many years, American women have fought for equality and still are still fighting. However, there is another story on the other side of the world. In the Arab-Muslim society, from the perspective of the local women, the concept of familiar Western gender equality and liberation of women is irrelevant. I have already reviewed this article, but I am fascinated by the differences in the definition of women's power and their precise location. In the Arab - Muslim society, there is a complex, clearly defined, highly structured gender role that supports individuals and public life, and makes marriages and families the top priority in the United States.

Islamic women's research investigated the role of women in Islam. The history and culture of the Islamic and Islamic worlds define the complex relationship between women and Islam. The Quran says that men and women are equal, but as stated in 4: 34, "men are guardians and defenders of women, righteous women obediently obedient And when my husband does not exist, I will bless the gods to protect them. "The Quran says this, but according to the background men's advantage is emphasized. However, this verse represents the relationship between husband and wife, not society as a whole. Women are not allowed to lead prayers, but they still play an important role. Most of the time in Umayado era, women were engaged in various occupations, but veiled women were rarely heard.

Like many Islamic cultures, adult men and women are divided in most areas of life. Some women in the city work, but the preferred role is that the husband works, and that the wife and children are at home. Women and men 's children are participating in the same educational program and women' s literacy rate is relatively high. There are several major tribes in Somalia, and there are many more tribes. In some parts of the country, a single subregion will dominate, but since the Somali people are mainly nomads, some small cultures living in specific areas are more common. The members of the family are determined by the pedigree of the father. Marriage between clans is very common. When a woman marries a man from another family, the woman becomes a member of the family, but the relationship with that family and family is maintained.

A complex problem deeply involved in the history of the Islamic society. ... Families, tribes, tribes are trying to control the reproductive power of patriarchal society. Tribal women are considered to be factories that make men. Honor killing is not a means of controlling power or behavior. Behind it is the problem of infertility or infertility. In some cultures honor killings are considered to be less severe than other murders and they are considered appropriate or rational because they are simply from a long-term cultural tradition . In addition, according to a poll conducted by the BBC Asia Network, one in ten out of the 500 South Asians surveyed said they would allow any murder threatening family honor.