Gender and Rights

• Introduction: This module addresses the widespread cultural and media stereotypes surrounding the status, rights, and roles of women in Islam.

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Description

• Topics Covered: Historical context of women's rights in 7th-century Arabia; Islamic laws on inheritance, property ownership, and marriage; the spiritual equality of genders; the philosophy behind the Hijab.

• Course Objectives: To clarify the distinction between cultural practices and actual Islamic jurisprudence regarding women's rights.

• Learning Outcomes: Students will be able to identify historical and legal rights granted to Muslim women and separate religious law from patriarchal cultural traditions.

• Tools & Materials: Jurisprudential text excerpts, analytical essays, infographic charts on inheritance and marriage contracts.

Course Rules

• Course Rules: Provide a safe, non-judgmental environment for sensitive questions; ground arguments in primary sources rather than personal anecdotes.

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