Men and Women in Islam views

From the Islamic perspective, the differences between men and women not onlybiological and psychological nature, but rooted in the divine Nature itself. Al-Quranasserts, "Sanctified is He WHO has made ​​all pairs of what the earth grows, of themselves, andof those Things of the which They have no knowledge." (Surah Ya Sin [36]: 36) Likewise "And We have made ​​you pairs" (Surat An-naba '[78]: 8)The...

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Islam and Slavery

Islam was born in a place when slavery was practiced in general and widespread. Al-Quran and hadith teach do good to slaves and treat they are as human as well as encouraging to liberate the slaves. The Prophet himself buy Persian slave named Salman and immediately abandoned it, and make his family members. It is important to note, that in Islamic societies, the slave system can not be a military command, the king, and leaders as well as the Black African...

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To Whom Syariat Applied

All schools of Islamic law agree that the rules of Islamic law applies to all Muslims,men and women, who have reached the age limit established by law, and only tothem, nothing more. In principle, all Muslims are equal before the law if they werekings or beggars, female, male, lack or white, rich or poor. Al-Quran specially hardened in a...

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Polygamy Prophet Muhammad

Rasululloh Muhammad married eleven women, all called Ummahatul believers. When she died he left nine wives. What a noble and his high position as perceived by his wives at Noble entirely. Rasululloh marry women who are old, the widowed or divorced by their husbands and the women are weak, do not use within one woman he married when she was a girl except Aisha. Rasululloh married Ummahatul believers and collect them in order to become an example in terms of fairness to the wife. Ayesha said, "If...

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