Women in Islam

An insightful narration from Imam Reza (peace be upon him) presents the believing woman as the very source of tranquility, loyalty, and trust within the family unit. This profound and…

In a thought-provoking critique of modern feminism, Western philosopher Dr. Gary Carl Legenhausen explores how the family of Prophet Muhammad offers a powerful, values-based model for women’s roles—challenging Western assumptions…

Introducing 11 Prominent Muslim Women in 2024 Across Science, Sports, and the Arts Science Professor Rana Dajani (Jordan) – Molecular Biologist Professor Rana Dajani, a leading geneticist from Jordan, has…

500 Seminaries Played a Role in the Campaign The head of Iran’s Islamic religious seminaries for women announced that 500 seminaries, across three levels of education, actively participated in the…

Fatemeh Nikoseresht, a Quranic researcher and author of books on family, emphasized the vital role of women in promoting Quranic culture within the family. She stated: “The Quran plays a…

Seyedeh Nahid Mousavi, a researcher in Quranic sciences, stated in an interview : in religious teachings, both men and women share the same essence of humanity. They are of the…

The concept of the “Third Model of Womanhood” is not a term commonly known by the general public! A society that continuously advocates for women’s rights, yet neglects one of…

The focus of organizers of global and Olympic gymnastics competitions has shifted from achieving medals and championships to a more promotional approach. This trend emphasizes the athletes’ attire, which has…

Many women consider Lady Zaynab (peace be upon her) as a model for political and social activism. However, this time, let’s draw inspiration from her modest and virtuous life. Lady…

The Daughter of Islam embodies a legacy that transcends time, showcasing a powerful connection between faith, family, and strength. In the words of Martyr Beheshti, the Islamic woman is not…