 Sister
Salwa Abdallah provides a brief historical backdrop from the
Holy Qur'an to clearly illustrate women's liberation in Islam.
She makes her point by namely drawing upon the clarity of the
Qur'anic Arabic grammar and the examples of the noble prophets
and servants of God, men and women. The reality of liberation
is truly a gift from the Creator and it, indeed, would have to
be in a revealed way of life that is for the benefit of humanity.
In what way was Islam the first liberation movement for women?
And after the realization of liberation, what is the key to maintaining
that feeling of liberation in our daily lives? |
