چکیده:
By examining the culture of the time of Islam's descent and the behavior arising from ignorance and folly, we observe the effects of humiliation and disparagement regarding women and feel the necessity of a cultural revolution. The Noble Messenger of Islam, peace be upon him and his family, brought forth his cultural, social, etc., reforms—which were supported by revelation—in all fields in the best possible way within a short period; especially regarding women, whom he liberated from crises of identity, security, morality, family, society, etc., and changed the perception of the people of that time toward this oppressed group. In the approach of the Honored Prophet of Islam, peace be upon him and his family, a woman possesses a high human personality that enjoys a special status and position in the family, while her social, political, cultural, and economic base must be respected. In Islamic literature, women and men are like two planets orbiting together in their own orbit, and the division of responsibilities is not a cause for superiority or inferiority, but rather the perfection of each person manifests in the domain of their assigned duties.
خلاصه ماشینی:
In the approach of the Noble Prophet of Islam صلّی اللّه علیه و اله, woman possesses a sublime human personality that enjoys a special status and position within the family, in addition to her social, political, cultural, and economic bases being held in respect.
The present writing, with a brief and concise look, aims to depict the various dimensions of the perspective of the Prophet صلّی اللّه علیه و اله regarding women, and in fact, this collection is presented in four topics to achieve this goal: first, the position of women in early Jahiliyyah (ignorance) is examined so that the reader can better realize the necessity and importance of the cultural revolution at that time and the reforms of the Noble Prophet صلّی اللّه علیه و اله; then, the attitude of the Prophet صلّی اللّه علیه و اله regarding the personality of women and her human status is explained; and it seems that by explaining the position of women in the family as well as in society, politics, etc.
Islam, in light of its happiness-giving teachings and their propagation by the powerful and promising hands of the Noble Prophet (peace be upon him and his family), raised the call of justice and equality to attain the seats of perfection for all segments of society, especially its two fundamental pillars, namely women and men, as we have in the text of these teachings: «انّ أکرمکم عند اللّه أتقاکم» (Al-Hujurat, 12); indeed, the most honorable among you in the sight of God is the most righteous of you.
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