Islamic Feminism: A New Perspective on Gender Equality
Keywords:
Islamic Feminism, Gender Equality, Women's Rights, Muslim Societies, Religious ContextsAbstract
This article explores the emergence of Islamic feminism as a significant movement advocating for women's rights within the framework of Islamic principles. By examining the writings and activism of prominent Islamic feminists, the study highlights the movement's impact on gender equality debates in Muslim-majority societies. The research employs a comparative analysis of historical and contemporary texts, revealing the diverse interpretations and strategies employed by Islamic feminists. The findings contribute to a nuanced understanding of feminism within religious contexts.
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