An in-depth exploration of the term 'BURQAʿ (برقع),' its etymology, cultural relevance, and different perspectives within the Islamic context.
Iddah, the waiting period a woman must observe after the death of her spouse or a divorce, during which she may not remarry, as mandated by Islamic law.
Discover the meaning and cultural implications of 'Zanānah' in Islamic and Persian contexts. Learn about the social and historical dimensions of households, especially in South Asia, and how Christian missions have engaged with them.
Explore the role and treatment of women in Islamic history, the teachings of the Qur'an, and current practices in Muslim societies. Learn about important reforms introduced by Prophet Muhammad and the legal rights of women in Islamic law.
An insightful exploration into the roles, rights, and responsibilities of wives in Islamic tradition, Islamic philosophy, and law.
Aisyiyah is an auxiliary organization of the Indonesian Muhammadiyah movement, named after the Prophet’s wife Aishah, and is concerned with women’s affairs, education, and the spread of Islam among women.
Learn about the term 'Ayyim,' its implications, and usage within the context of Islamic legal terminology. Understand what it means for a woman to be described as Ayyim, whether she is a virgin or a widow.
Explore the concept of Istihaza, the issue of blood in Islamic jurisprudence. Understand its definitions, rulings, and significance in the daily life of a Muslim woman.
