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Muslim Lady

Muslim women talk about their status in religion, family and society. They talk about their feelings, shortcomings, and issues around them.

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December 21, 2024
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  • Financial Independence Zainab Askari Asma Ansari
  • Marring a religious person Zainab Askari   Asma Ansari
  • Promises and Lies Zainab Askari Asma Ansari
  • Interfering of the Family of the Spouses Zainab Askari Asma Ansari
  • Other Side of every Happening Zainab Askari
  • Dreamy Expectation Zainab Askari
  • Marital Life Zainab Askari
  • Marital Life Zainab Askari
  • The Role of a Mother Zainab Askari
  • His Family Zainab Askari Asma Ansari
  • Marital Life Zainab Askari Asma Ansari
  • Addiction Zainab Askari Asma Ansari
  • Marital Life Zainab Askari Asma Ansari
  • Making an Islamic Environment Salma Rajabali Asma Ansari
  • Women and Patience Salma Rajabali Asma Ansari
  • Women and Patience Salma Rajabali Asma Ansari
  • Women and Beauty Nasrin Sayyid Asma Ansari
  • Great Lady Zainab Askari Asma Ansari
  • Hijab in Karbala Zainab Askari Asma Ansari
  • great heroine Zainab Askari Asma Ansari
  • great heroine Zainab Askari Asma Ansari
  • Because Im rich Beautiful have a Nice Family or Because What I am
  • Mockery Between Spouses
  • My Child and My Ways in Non Islamic Environment
  • My Child
  • Pregnancy and The Forbidden
  • Children as Mother's Treasure
  • Who should no Marry Each other
  • Gold
  • Conflict in Relationship
  • Working At Home is a Value
  • Following Beauty in Social Media
  • Cheating in a Relationship
  • Resting Time of Men and Women
  • Truma
  • Oversharing Information
  • Independent Women and Marriage
  • Independent Women and Marriage
  • a Mother with a disabled Child
  • My Opportunities
  • Oversharing Information
  • Toxic Relationship
  • What Have I Missed
  • Our Friends
  • Signs of Jealousy
  • Independent Women and Marriage
  • The Signs of My Clothes
  • Oversharing Information
  • Toxic Relationship
  • What Have I Missed
  • Who Are Your friends
  • Sings of Being Jealous
  • Message of Clothing
  • Message of Clothing
  • Who Should Pay For It
  • Talking to My Husband Or My Friends
  • Controlling Eyes
  • Why Does My Husband Lie
  • Why Does My Husband Lie
  • Beyond 9 Months
  • What about Caring Yourself
  • When she is Silent
  • Cutting with Negative People for Family Sake
  • Evil Eyes and Jealousy
  • Four Nature of Human Body
  • Four Nature of Human Body
  • Is It Hijab
  • Is It Hijab
  • The Art of Balencing Behavior Between Children and Husband
  • Mother as a Teacher for her children
  • Mother as a Teacher for her children
  • Fatimah (s.a.) is the highest woman in knowledge, purity, patience and piety that history has ever known. She was brought up in the house of Revelation and grew in the lap of the greatest Prophet (S), and thus she was the vessel of Imamate and the continuity of Prophethood.
  • The remarkable point is that the existence of difficulties is one of the causes of success. Some people do not realize this easily, but if they think over it they would realize that just as the heat of fire strengthens steel, difficulties and hardships make the imagination and thinking of man more sharp and teach[...]
  • In the roaring sea of life there are storms as well as mountain high waves. The high-rise waves of incidents and accidents try to block the paths of great people. Success comes only those who pave their way by tearing the oceans of difficulties riding on the ship of wisdom and planning, and plough through[...]
  • Islam greatly favors fortification of the structure of family and decent relations between spouses, and thus it has designated specific rights and responsibilities for each. These rights and responsibilities may be summarized within two main categories: common and exclusive. Both of these categories will be elucidated in the succeeding sections.
  • The relationship between a husband and wife is not like that of neighbors or friends; it is much more extreme—on the verge of unity. The Quran expresses this nicely: وَمِنْ آيَاتِهِ أَنْ خَلَقَ لَكُم مِّنْ أَنفُسِكُمْ أَزْوَاجًا لِّتَسْكُنُوا إِلَيْهَا وَجَعَلَ بَيْنَكُم مَّوَدَّةً وَرَحْمَةً إِنَّ فِي ذَلِكَ لَآيَاتٍ لِّقَوْمٍ يَتَفَكَّرُونَ “And of His signs is that[...]
  • According to Islam, the family is a small social unit that makes up the society. This small unit is formed of a woman and a man and is extended by producing children. Members of a family have a close relationship and common goals and interests. The happiness of each member depends on the happiness of[...]
  • Honor, Gentleness, and Lenience. A man must be appreciative of his wife and regard her as a blessing from God. He must honor her, be gentle with her, forgive her mistakes, and refrain from strictness and stubbornness. Islam regards this attitude a wife's right and a husband's duty.
  • Toxic Behaviour of the Couples I think I may be in a toxic relationship, or maybe I'm just being emotional. I'm not myself now, I'm what my spouse wants me to be... He wants me to be the best version of myself, but he is not the best version of himself. Is my marriage toxic?[...]
  • If There Were No Men Before the "not-all-men" brigade intervenes with defensive advocacy, this isn't about the existence of men in the society. But the limitations that the system has imposed on women, in name of safety.
  • Consumerism Our society has embraced consumerism, making it the pinnacle of our priorities, and this is evident in our world-leading levels of consumption. Alongside this, corporate greed prevails. We are incessantly bombarded with captivating visuals of products, enticing us with their vibrant colors, novel features, irresistible flavors, and more.
  • Consumerism Consumerism is spreading like a plague in today’s culture. People are transformed into tireless shopping machines whose lifestyles are centered on malls, sales, and new offers. One of the underlying reasons behind this trend is the accumulation of items over time, turning our homes into storage spaces for things we may never actually use.
  • Muslim Lady and Knowing Eachother Before Marriage The Shariah permits the intended spouses to see each other for the purpose of selection and also permits asking and giving opinions if asked (without it being considered as gheebat under certain conditions.) The school of Ahle-Bait (A.S.) has not left us to follow our whims and fancies.[...]
  • Muslim Lady and Knowing Eachother Before Marriage The notion that a man and a woman must ‘know’ each other before they decide to marry, so that they may then be able to live happily together is an illusion. Had there been any element of truth and validity in this, the divorce and separation rates in[...]
  • The Standing of Women in Islam Therefore, according to Islam and the Quran, men and women are equally human, they are no different in worth, and they possess common responsibilities in managing the society The Holy Quran states: “O Humans! Surely, I have created you as males and females and have made you into [diverse][...]
  • The Standing of Women in Islam According to Islam, women and men alike possess the lofty status of humanity because they are both equally human. The Quran identifies humans as “viceroys of God” [khalifat ullah] and reveres them greatly: “And We have surely honored the children of Adam. We have presented them with transport on[...]

Muslim women talk about their status in religion, family and society. its about Muslim Lady

A special program for Muslim women. This program, with the participation of women, addresses various topics related to the field of Muslim women and the concerns of a Muslim woman.

In the Islamic society the woman has an honoured position and, beside her legal and civil rights, enjoys special respect, love, affection, and the gentle feelings which she deserves most.

ls she not the compassionate mother, the beloved wife, and the affectionate daughter? The best expression of this reality is provided by the following verses from the Glorious Qur’an.

“When you have divorced women, and they have reached their prescribed term, then either retain them in honour or release them in kindness…” (Surah Al- Baqara, 2:231).

The Traditions of the Prophet, like the Qur’an, also lay emphasis on the honour and status of the woman and grants her a respectable place in society. When a Tradition speaks of a woman and her social position, it surrounds her with a frame of love, endearment, and affection, especially when it speaks of the mother, the wife and the daughter.

The Messenger of Allah (S), addressing the Muslims on the occasion of the Farewell Pilgrimage warned them against the values which he feared would be neglected after him, and referred to woman as one of the important issues about whom he said:

“Observe your duty to Allah in respect to the women and recommend them to be well treated.”1

According to the Imam Ja’far Al -Sadiq (‘a),2 the Prophet stressed his proximity to woman and her position in his life, by saying:

“It is of the manner of the Prophets to love women.”3

He is also quoted to have said:

“I do not think that a man gets better in faith without loving women better.”4

A man once sought the Imam Al-Sadiq’s (‘a) advice concerning women, saying that as his wife, who was agreeable to him, had died, he wanted to marry again. The Imam told him, “See where you put yourself, whom you take as a partner in your life, and to whom you disclose your religion and secrets. So, if you have to, then marry a virgin known to be righteous and of good behaviour”