The Rights Of Muslim Women By Houda Al-Habash

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In this incredible and most beautiful interesting video, Houda al-Habash a Muslim scholar and with a secularists mentality about the critical state of affairs of the Muslim women throughout the world but particularly the young women of Syria. She founded a Qur’anic memorization institute for young girls to be educated in the Islamic faith and at the same time instill in them the belief in their fundamental human rights protected by the religion of Islam. It’s obviously for far too long women in majority strict religious conservative and patriarchal societies have been denied an equal representation and participation in the day today affairs of the running the affairs of their respective regions. This type of man-made system of dominant mechanism …show more content…

We have to be honest. He said. This argument can be countered likewise, yes women who are educated with high degrees can be in a better position to raise kids because Houda herself is typical example of a house wife and a mother and who achieved this and at the same she is positively changing the life of thousand other kids not only in Syria but throughout the world just by watching her videos, Muslim girls and parents all over the world will do better in respecting a woman and acknowledging her fundamental rights to education. The questions is not whether don’t know how to raise their kids, the fact is that some mothers wait until children starts school and then they resume to work and go pick the children from their school and head home together. And this varies from region to region. Typically in many western countries his argument can be proven fact because most women are not given the opportunity of longer maternal leave. But despite, it’s no excuse not to encourage women’s higher

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