How Should We Treat Muslim Women?

   Source: One Islam Productions Nov 12, 2024 No Comments


In this video, the speaker addresses the treatment of women in Islam, emphasizing that mistreatment often stems from cultural practices rather than Islamic teachings.

The Quran states that men and women were created from a single soul, highlighting their equality in the eyes of God.

The speaker explains that the Quran mandates respect and reverence for women, particularly mothers, and outlines specific rights and responsibilities for both genders.

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