Woman in the Struggle Between Tradition and Modernity/ Dialogue گفتگو و مصاحبه

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Woman in the Tug-of-War between Tradition and Modernity   Hujjat al-Islam wal-Muslimin Gharavian, born in 1338 (SH), holds the rank of ijtihad from the Qom Seminary; his scientific efforts include teaching and authoring more than twenty-five volumes in various fields, including "Investigation and Writing of Burhan al-Shifa," "An Introduction to the Teaching of Philosophy," "Religious Pluralism," "Zamzam al-Shifa," "A Critique of the Moral Viewpoint of Marxism," and works of this kind. In other words, we must be committed to what the Book and Sunnah say; meaning, even if it does not have a revelatory root and we assume that it was the opinion of the Prophet (peace be upon him) or Imam Baqir and Imam Sadiq (peace be upon them), reason still does not allow us to oppose those sayings. Therefore, the jurist is committed to the fact that a woman's blood money is half that of a man and does not have the right to change the ruling; only if a problem arises during the execution of the ruling, he has the power to compensate for it through other means. Today, what analysis do these types of hadiths have, and assuming their realization, how do you predict the goals, personal, family, and social problems of women, and how do you see the prospect of such a society in which women, through the parameters of the religious intellectual, achieve equality with men? Observing order, law, and the rights of all individuals in society can alone be considered one of the most important reasons for their progress.