Great Women of Islam

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This book shows Islam’s respect of mothers, sisters, daughters, wives, and women in general and gives Muslim women today great models to look up to.

But I could be wrong and perhaps there are some things that I don't understand now HOWEVER, simply because something is written under the banner of Islam (excl.

The book is compiled with impeccable thought and care, I recommend this to anyone who wishes to have a thought-provoking insight on these great women. The book The Great Women of Islam by Mahmood Ahmad Ghadanfar is the perfect collection of such honourable and brave women of Islam. Having lived through turbulent inter-fighting and the devastating Battle of Karbala, Zainab tends to influence millions with her brave commitment to both her family and her religion. A) was the daughter of Abu Bakr, one of the Prophet's trusted associates, and was deeply inspired by her father's involvement in the early Islamic period. In short, there was no sphere that did not benefit from their intellect, their wisdom, and their gentle yet firm strength of character.

Many Muslims have played a vital role in Islam to which many of the Muslim women look up to in today’s time period. A great book to read on the subject especially since some of them are related to each other and you would feel like some parts of the book are repetitive even if the event is experienced from a different angle. Their achievements and influence are found in every sphere of that momentous period in the history of the world, which transformed the whole of humanity forever. He then gave her a choice: ‘Either retract from your belief or be prepared to be crushed by a huge boulder. And [the example of] Mary, the daughter of ‘Imran, who guarded her chastity, so We blew into [her garment] through Our angel, and she believed in the words of her Lord and His scriptures and was of the devoutly obedient.Big chunks of the book talked *around* the women - there were so many incidents brought up involving the Prophet (peace be upon him) and various other companions, which often had little to no connection to the woman in question herself. Even after her father's assassination, Zainab endured the frightening wars amongst her brothers and the Umayyad tyrants. She is one of the most renowned Mothers of the believers and is considered one of the greatest scholars of Islam.