compared to the prevailing situation in countries in both East and West at the time, and despite the agreement of a large number of thinkers and legislators that women during the time of the Prophet (PBUH) were granted rights and legal privileges not granted by man-made laws until recently, propaganda campaigns by Westerners and people with a Westernised perspective consistently accuse Islam of being unjust to women, of imposing restrictions on them, and marginalising their role in society.
and family and human relations which occlude justice and a civilised way of life, particularly between men and women. The small group of people who have been granted opportunities to acquire an education and abilities have also fallen into the trap of believing that achieving justice for women and capitalising on their abilities is dependent upon rejecting religion and piety and adopting a Western way of life, as a result of their superficial studies of Islam on the one hand and the effect of life’s diversions on the other. Only a very small number of people from these two groups h...
