This book details the rights of husband and wife in Islam as stated in reliable books of Islamic Law.In this handy booklet, the author has described the rights and duties of husband and wife in a manner that is very easy to understand. This book has covered all the aspects of Quran and hadees in married life. It is very useful for those couples who are going to get married or are newly married so that they can acquire peaceful life.

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Rights of Husband and Wife

Islam believes in an extraordinary worth of a mother, and has drawn the people’s attention to this matter in various remarks. It considers the attainment of the last phase of perfection, namely paradise, dependent on the mother’s satisfaction, and says “Heaven lies beneath the feet of mothers”.

The Status of Mothers in Islam

At the annual convention of the Islamic Society of North America1 held at the McCormick Center in Chicago in early September 1999 and attended by an estimated 35,000 Muslims,2 a group of young men were selling T-shirts with humorous, Islamic themes.3 One of the shirts read, “It’s good in the hood,” over a silhouette of a woman wearing hijab (headscarf ). The shirt quickly sold out, and literally hundreds of young women were roaming around the McCormick Center wearing the t-shirts over their long-sleeved shirts and baggy pants, with hijabs on their heads. Islam has become a publicly recognized religion in the American social landscape. Muslims have become visible actors not only in sports, but also at school and at work, in big cities and smaller towns. The most visible Muslims are those women who have taken up the hijab and the jilbab (a full body cloak worn in addition to hijab). In the last few years, the numbers of young, second-generation immigrant Muslim women in schools and colleges who have started wearing the hijab and jilbab has greatly increased. Why is this happening, and why now? Why did their elder siblings or parents not take up hijab earlier? The argument here is two-fold: the women under consideration are agents of change, of self and others, but they act under certain constraints. The changing attitudes of these particular women to religion are important and explain their decisions at the individual level as to why they wear hijab. But this does not help us understand why wearing hijab has suddenly become tolerable and in some ways “fashionable.”

Why Here, Why Now? Young Muslim Women Wearing Hijab

The content of the book is aimed at enlightening the people (in general) and women (in particular) about the role of women in society. The principles laid down in Islam have not been clearly communicated or narrated in many instances. The book comes out to bridge the gap between knowledge and its proper communication. The purpose of the book is to discuss the issues with a wider aspect and hence paving the way for clear guidance.

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The Rights and Duties of Women in Islam

Women who deserve to go to hell, this works was written with the intention of awakening women to reality and providing examples of women who deserve to go to hell. One section deals with things and way of life that must be avoided. Some outstanding pious women whose lives may be emulated are also mentioned.

Mansoor Abdul Hakim has written this book with the intention of awakening women to reality. They may be cautions and not misled by mischievous promises of a liberated life.

Women Who Deserve to go to Hell

The new converts have discussed issues which non-Muslim women and Muslim women who suffer from inferiority complex think lower their status. For example, the “Hijab” (veil) is considered by those who misunderstand Islam to be something that makes women hides their beauty. But people must not forget that in those days when christianity was taken very seriously in Europe and other parts of the world, it was unbecoming for a woman to leave her house without a scarf or to wear short dress with short sleeves.

Women Finally on the shores of Islam

In this work, we mention the virtues of a critical aspect of this protection: the HIJAB. The characteristics of the Hijab are discussed, bringing the glad tidings promised (by Allah) to those women adhering to it. We also point out the danger of dazzling displays of ornaments and beauty as well as the terrible repercussions in this life and in the hereafter for those who practice Tabar'roj. This is the second edition of this book. It comes at a time when more women are throwing away their revealing clothes, and wearing the Hijab. It goes to print when Muslim women are being raped and tom in their Hijabsin "civilized" Europe(2)! and when France(3) prevents Muslim women from wearing the Hijab at school. These are times of trials for Muslims and particularly for Muslim women. We all have to remember the  path of the Prophets: endurance, patience, holding on, and aiming high by keeping the way of Allah above everything.

The Hijab .. Why?

"Women in Islam" the book discusses the history of women before Islam and to see how peoples before Islam and non-Muslim peoples after Islam, in both civilized and primitive nations, acted in regard to the issue of women. It goes without saying that complete historical analysis of this topic is beyond the capacity of this publication so I will merely suffice with a short review of this history.

Women in Islam

A Guide Book for Women on Rites of Hajj According to the Rulings of Grand Ayatollah Ali Al-Husayni Al-Seestani ...!

A Guide Book for Women on Rites of Hajj

This book What is a series of three articles which, based on Quranic statements, claim that the question of the system of rights for women in the home as well as in society should once again be assessed.

1- Women or Half of the Body of Society by Muhammad Taqi Misbah Yazdi

2- Islam and Women's Rights by Muhammad Jawad Bahonar

3- Women in A Qur'anic Society by Lois Lamya al-Faruqi

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The Status of Women in Islam

Social independence of women, modern life and Islam, women in Qur'an, family rights, differences between men and women, inheritance, divorce, mut'a, and polygamy.

Woman

A translation of Nizam-e-Huqooq-e-Zan dar Islam. Social independence of women, modern life, women in Qur'an, family rights, difference between men & women, inheritance, divorce, mut'a, & polygamy discussed.

Woman & Her Rights

To Separate Fact From Fiction . . .؛ The Muslim Woman and Her Own Self؛ The Muslim Woman and Her Rabb (Lord)؛ The Muslim Woman and Her Parents؛ The Muslim Woman and Her Children؛ The Muslim Woman And Her Community/Society؛ CONCLUSION؛ Resources؛ GLOSSARY؛ The following abbreviations are also used in this book.

Ideal Nowaday Muslim Woman

This text comprehensively outlines the Position of Women from the viewpoint of Imam Khomeini (r.a.). Starting with acknowledging the Great Women of the World, such as Hazrat Fatima Zahra, the compilation then covers the status and rights of women in Islam as well as the role of women in their families, and the Jihad of a woman, specifically giving examples from women during the time of the Islamic Revolution.

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Source: al-islam.org