Civilization & Ethics · Study guide
The Rights of Women in Islam
حُقُوقُ الْمَرْأَةِ فِي الْإِسْلَامِ
اسلام میں عورت کے حقوق
- Author / compiler
- Murtadha Mutahhari
- Period
- 20th century CE / 14th century AH
- Language
- Persian original; English and other translations
- Source
- Al-Islam.org · Source edition
Mutahhari’s discussion of marriage, social rights, inheritance and family law. Its arguments are historically situated and should be read alongside the primary legal sources and contemporary scholarship.
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Chapter map
A structured guide to the linked work. These headings summarize topics and do not claim to reproduce the source edition’s complete table of contents.
- 01Marriage, proposal and engagement
- 02Dowry, maintenance and mutual responsibilities
- 03Inheritance, divorce and plural marriage in the author’s legal-philosophical argument
- 04Critical reading: distinguish historical context, legal doctrine and the author’s position