- Muslim Women

Children are a great gift from Almighty Allah to all parents. Parents must think of their children as such treasures that the all the wealth and material resources are worthless as when compared to one’s children. We, as parents, should thank Almighty Allah for blessing us with children whether they are boys or girls.

- Women Before Islam

In the first instance, we will see what the condition of women in Arabia was before the advent of Islam.

- Women After Islam

Islam brought a new lease of life to women. Islam elevated the status of women to great heights: so high that she stood shoulder to shoulder with man. Like men, their rights were also well defined and Islamic Courts supported them to achieve these rights. Islam granted women the right to ownership. They now owned the amount of their Mehr. They could engage in trade and have their own properties. They were also given the right to inherit the property of the deceased father and husband.

- Womens Duty towards Children

In as much as obligation towards parents has been strictly enjoined upon children, Islam has also instituted duties towards children. The Holy Prophet (sallal laahu alaihi wasallam) laid down some guiding factors with regard to the upbringing and maintenance of children, especially female children.

- Husband & Wife

a.       The relationship between the husband and wife is a very tender, loving and pure relationship. They are in reality the “garb” of one another. Thus, it is the duty of each to be protective over the life, property and modesty of one another. It is necessary for them to realise and understand their mutual duties as a couple. They are two bodies joined by the soul.

- Women In Her Childhood

A girl is very dear to her parents. Before her attaining the age of puberty, she is free from any religious obligation. She is supposed to enjoy her life at her father’s house with the single motto;  eat, drink and be merry.

- Women In Her Adulthood

After attaining the age of puberty, the woman comes under the Jurisdiction of the Sharee’ah Laws. Now, she has to follow all the basic tenets of Islam including Salaah, Fasting, Zakaah and Hajj.

- Women After Marriage – Part 1

The Institution of Marriage

- Women After Marriage – Part 2

Her Duties towards the Husband

- Women After Marriage – Part 3

Duties Towards Parents After Marriage

- Women After Marriage – Part 4

The Rights of the Wife

- Equality of Man and Woman

The religion of Islam gave women an honorable status and true dignity. Before the advent of Islam, women had no rights of any kind, or an independent identity in any form.

- A Woman Duties towards her Husband

All Praise is due to Allah, Lord of the worlds, our Cherisher and Sustainer.

- A Husband Duties towards his Wife

Almighty Allah SubHanuhu wa Ta’ala has prescribed certain rights of the husband towards their wives. The Holy Qur’an says: “The women have almost the same rights over men as men have certain rights over the women in kindness.”

- Question & Answers For Islamic Sisters Salah

Q1.  How should you cover your body for Salaah?

A1.  The body must be completely covered except for the face, the hands including the wrists, and feet below including the ankles.                

- Method of cleaning impure items

There are two types of impure items. Firstly there is the item that is in itself impure which is known as impurity, such as:
a) alcohol, b) faeces, c) urine, d) dung etc. these items until they keep to it's original form, they cannot be made clean.

- Food Leftovers And Perspiration (Sweat)

Whose leftovers are clean?
1) Human's leftovers (whether they are need of bathing or a woman who is on her menstrual cycle or still bleeding after childbirth) are clean [Khaniya, Hindiya).

- Istihaza

Recognition and rules of Istihaza
1 The blood that comes out of a woman's vagina but is not due to menstruation or childbirth (Haiz or Nifas) is known as Istihaza.

- Nifas (Meaning Blood after Childbirth)

Definition of Nifas and time
1) Nifas, meaning the blood discharged by a woman after childbirth. It has no minimum time, meaning even if one drop of blood comes out from when the child has half come out then this is Nifas. The maximum time for Nifas is forty days and nights.

- Menstruation (Period)

What is menstruation?
1) After a female becoming a teenager, the blood that comes out from the vagina on a fixed time basis and is not due to childbirth or illness, is known as menstruation or period (Haiz). If the blood is due to illness then it is known as Istihaza, if it is due to childbirth then it is known as Nifas.