Reclaiming Women's Rights in Islam: A Challenge to Muslim Patriarchy - Balala, Maha Hanaan
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It is not for a man, to whom is given the Book, and Wisdom, and the Prophetic Office, to then say to people: 'Be you in service of me in exclusion of Allah.' On the contrary: 'Be sovereign unto yourselves by what you have been taught of the Book and by what you learn.' Nor would he instruct you to take angels and Prophets as Lords. Would he direct you to deny truth after you are Muslims? (Quran, Ali-'Imran:79-80) A woman is equally entitled to all the rights the same as any other human being. The distinction between genders is simply a form-based functional difference of Creation not intended…mehr

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It is not for a man, to whom is given the Book, and Wisdom, and the Prophetic Office, to then say to people: 'Be you in service of me in exclusion of Allah.' On the contrary: 'Be sovereign unto yourselves by what you have been taught of the Book and by what you learn.' Nor would he instruct you to take angels and Prophets as Lords. Would he direct you to deny truth after you are Muslims? (Quran, Ali-'Imran:79-80) A woman is equally entitled to all the rights the same as any other human being. The distinction between genders is simply a form-based functional difference of Creation not intended for purposes of separation, but unity. The Quran indicates this as the inherent design of all Creation as reflected in nature. Thus, in reclaiming the rights every woman is entitled to, this book simply seeks to restore balance to gender reality and relations. While a woman is entitled to choose whether she exercises her rights and how she conducts herself, no one may deny a woman her rightsagainst her volition; certainly not in the name of the Almighty who granted her inherent rights equal to any other human being (Quran, Yunus:44).
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Maha Hanaan est diplômée du Lincoln College de l'Université d'Oxford, où elle a obtenu un doctorat en droit, une maîtrise en recherche juridique et une licence en droit civil. Elle a suivi une formation d'avocate en Angleterre et a enseigné le droit, le commerce et l'économie à Oxford, au Royaume-Uni. Elle est actuellement maître de conférences (droit) à l'université de Nairobi, au Kenya.