|Islam gave women their rights, we didn’t!| |By: Uswah E Fatima|



Islam gave women their rights, we didn’t!

By: Uswah E Fatima


Many men and a few religious leaders say that there is no need for women to get up for their rights. I studied the matter a bit, and I agree and disagree with them both. I agree that Islam gave so many rights to the female gender that no other civilization ever did. More than 1400 years ago women were given the right to inherit property from several sources when only just 2 centuries ago an English woman could not inherit or own her property. Islam allows women to trade, get as much as education as she wants, speak, and educate. Her respect is the most important things that every man has to do but do we actually follow Islam or the principles of Islam?

Is this society truly based on Islam?

Well, we all pretty much know the answer to that, don’t we? No one can say that men and women equally give rights to each other, rights and duties that Islam has told them to give to each other.
The men who mock women on the streets, disrespect and harass them are the same men who stand strongly against the women asking for their religious and human rights. Well dear men, women and almost every human, if you are not going to give women their legal rights then get ready for them to stand up to take their rights. You didn’t do the job now someone had done to; they might even follow the wrong path during their struggles but tell me who brought them here?
The society which didn’t respect their being and existence!
And beware you and me are the part of this chaotic society.




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