Islamic Sources argue that the position of women in Pre-Islamic Arab Society was very weak. The most commonly cited example of this is that female daughters were buried alive by their fathers since men were preferred. As a result, Islam, which gave women a better position than being buried alive, was welcomed. Islamic Sources also argue that women were convinced by the miraculous and logical arguments of Islam (just like men).
No - women accused of being witches were hunted tortured and killed.
ther is no justification. Islam liberates women from the oppression of society. Islam stated all women rights and practiced it since the 7th century while women got their human rights in Europe just one century ago. See related question below.
Prostitutes.
no they dont ! ...Muslim Women might avoid it because its forbiden in Islam outside of Marriage exactly like Sex, but they might not depending on how religious they are.
women and girls are not evil in islam, women have a high status in islam, they are like the backbone of the religion with high and important role
The Muslim women have equal rights in Islam. They are, however, supposed to perform different duties. The basic duty of a Muslim woman is to follow the teachings of Islam, rear her children and look after them. They may adopt any profession if need arises. Many of the Muslim women are working as doctors, teachers, bankers etc.
In most of the religions, males have a higher value than women, like in Islam. In Islam man have the power of 2 times more than the women. It is like that in many religions. Usually everywhere you see men are treated better than women. More man work in the society than women. Nowadays we women are lucky that there is not much of that left today!
No never , it says to make an educated society, it is even obligatory for every woman to get education if she or her parents can afford it.Nowhere has Islam criticized or discouraged women to get education.
The general dressing that Islam has tought men and women.
Fatima Umar Naseef has written: 'Women in Islam' -- subject(s): Islam, Legal status, laws, etc. (Islamic law), Religious aspects of Women's rights, Women, Women in Islam, Women's rights
yes, obviously. Islam was the first religion to give women rights like these.
Laia Climent has written: 'Desvelant secrets' -- subject(s): Women in Islam, Women, Islam, Women's rights