Islamic Quotes About women rights. The rights of women have always been an important part of building up a society, no matter how patriarchal it may be. Human rights build up a society while the rights of women complete a society. Without them, a society cannot be strong or sustain.
In order to reflect on their importance, these Islamic quotes discuss the value and importance that has been gifted to women in Islam. So, below are the 50 Islamic quotes about women rights with engaging images to help you understand and value their rights as well.
What Islam says about Women Rights
Infographic – Islamic Quotes About Women’s Equality And Rights
↓ 50 – Who Is The Complete Believer
This quote identifies the truest believer of all. There may be a lot of believers of faith, but the best believer is someone who treats his wife in the best way possible, only then will his faith be the utmost and the stronger.
↓ 49 – Prophet Mohammad’s Saying ABout Women Rights
When the messengers of Allah were asked about who is worthy of the finest treatment, then the messengers said that all mothers are worthy of the finest treatment you can give to a person. After mothers, are mothers, then mothers and then finally your father.
↓ 48 – About How Women Should Be Treated
About how all the true believers should obey the commands of Allah and know that they have to treat women well or they will not be called true believers. And it is their duty to treat women with respect and kindness.
↓ 47 – Hadith About Women Rights
This quote simplifies the equality that should be maintained between the husband and wife. How the wife is supposed to be treated with equality in every aspect and should not be undermined or belittled. How assaulting women in any way is simply unacceptable and those who do this will be punished eventually.
↓ 46 – Quranic Verses About Equality of Women
This quote puts the spotlight on how the Quran establishes that women have rights equal to their responsibilities: “And they (women) have rights similar to those (of men) over them in kindness” (2:228). The verse also notes that men have a degree of responsibility, which scholars explain as the duty of maintenance and leadership within the family, not superiority. Society cannot take these rights away.
↓ 45 – About The Status Of Women
Women are given a status of great honor in Islam. A saying commonly quoted as “Paradise lies at the feet of mothers” is narrated in a form reported by an-Nasa’i and others, and scholars have graded the chains differently, but its meaning, honoring one’s mother, is supported by authentic hadiths such as the one in Bukhari and Muslim about the mother being the most deserving of good companionship. See also our post on Islamic quotes on kindness. When Islam itself has given such importance and respect to women then we have no right to dismiss or belittle women or their rights. We should think of women with the same perspective that Islam does.
There is a drastic difference between Islam and society’s culture. Islam has given the rights to women that society has pleasantly taken away. This quote talks about sexism in society and how the wife of prophet rode camels on the same earth that women are not allowed to drive on today. This quote teaches us how to not mix culture with religion.
This quote is specifically about not oppressing women under any condition. Because whoever oppresses women will have to live a cursed life and he will eventually be punished for his actions.
The rights of women in Islam, such as inheritance, ownership of property, consent in marriage and education, were established more than fourteen centuries ago and remain in force today. No society or culture has the right to take them away.
This quote sheds the light on the fact that women are not commodities and therefore, should not be treated like commodities. They are individuals with rights of their own. They have the rights to own up to their identity and self-respect and they will not settle for anything else.
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↓ 40 – True Status of Women
The rights given to women in Islam are important, but the status given to the women in Islam is of equal importance. If everyone knew the value of the status that has been given to women then even men would wish that they were given similar value as women. Because women are valued the most in our religion.j
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↓ 39 – No Difference Between Man And Woman
Men and women are equal before Allah in worth, accountability and reward (33:35). Both have the right to life, education and to earn and own property. Islam also assigns some different roles and responsibilities, such as in maintenance and inheritance shares, so the better word is equity and complementarity, not sameness. Many harmful practices come from culture, not religion.
About the fact that women, when they become wives are supposed to be treated as a partner and a companion rather than a servant to their husband. It happens a lot in our society but Islam says otherwise.
The right to an appropriate treatment is what all women deserve. Pitifully, only a few know how to treat women the way they should be treated. This quote tells us about the difference between those who treat them well and those who do not.
Women’s rights are basically the future and progress of our society. Declining their rights will lead to a society that is backward and unsuccessful. If we want to progress as a society, we have to keep their rights fulfilled.
Women have the right to education, to own and manage their own wealth, to consent to marriage, to receive mahr, to inherit, and to be treated with kindness and justice. Read more about haq mehr in Islam.
Are men and women equal in Islam?
They are equal in worth, spiritual reward and accountability before Allah (33:35). Their roles and some financial responsibilities differ, which scholars explain as complementary, not as one being superior. Scholars discuss the details of these roles, so ask a qualified scholar for guidance on specific matters.
What does Islam say about the status of mothers?
The Prophet ﷺ, when asked who deserves the best companionship, said “your mother” three times before mentioning the father (Bukhari and Muslim). See also Islamic quotes on kindness.
Is hijab a restriction on women’s freedom?
Muslim women and scholars see hijab as an act of obedience and modesty chosen out of faith. Scholars agree that it is required, with some differences over details of what must be covered. Our post on Islamic quotes about hijab discusses this further.
Why do some Muslim societies restrict women’s rights?
Many restrictions are due to local culture and customs and not to the teachings of Islam. Muslims are encouraged to return to the Quran and authentic Sunnah, and to consult qualified scholars when in doubt.
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Don’t say before islam,say before Mohammed s.a.w