Women Affairs

A book translated into Urdu focuses on some important matters about Muslim women's life like adornment, menstruation, postpartum bleeding, clothes, Islamic veil, prayer, pilgrimage, umrah, along with some marital matters.

A book translated into French focuses on some important matters about Muslim women's life like adornment, menstruation, postpartum bleeding, clothes, Islamic veil, prayer, pilgrimage, umrah, along with some marital matters.

A book translated into Turkish focuses on some important matters about Muslim women's life like adornment, menstruation, postpartum bleeding, clothes, Islamic veil, prayer, pilgrimage, umrah, along with some marital matters.

A book translated into Albanian focuses on some important matters about Muslim women's life like adornment, menstruation, postpartum bleeding, clothes, Islamic veil, prayer, pilgrimage, umrah, along with some marital matters.

How was the status of the woman in the past? She was a commodity to be bought and sold, disrespected and dishonored. She was sold just like an animal or a piece of furniture; she was forced to get married or commit adultery. She did not inherit or own money; her husband took over her money if she had some without her permission. Some ignorant cultures went even beyond that, in discussing whether she is a human being with a soul and spirit just like a man! After all this, some societies accuse Islam of persecuting and oppressing women, dealing with them in an injustice way. In this film, we are discussing all these points and the way Islam gave women all their rights.

A brief pamphlet in English talks about hijab and refutes the periodically raised misconceptions about it.

A brief pamphlet in English shows the status women in Islam and whether they are liberated or subjugated.

This is an article in Tamil shows how Islam preserves the chastity of woman.

An episode in English of the illustrated fiqh of worship series shows the rules, conditions, and etiquette of menstruation, istihadhah (irregular bleeding), and post-natal bleeding in the Islamic fiqh.

A brief pamphlet in English talks about women’s rights in Islam such as the right to educate and choose a spouse. It also shows that the principle of reward and accountability is equal for men and women in Islam.

A brief pamphlet in English discusses the issue of the niqab through some points like: (1) Why people fear it, (2) Freedom of belief and expression, and (3) Types of Islamic dresses. It also refutes some misconceptions about the niqab.

A fatwa in English in which Sh. Muhammad Saleh Al-Munajjed answers the following question, "Is it mandatory for a pregnant woman to observe fasting in Ramadan and Ashoora? I advised my wife not to fast during the last Ramadan and she was not fasting because she was pregnant. She was anaemic when she was pregnant. She had miscarried by end of Ramadan when she was 12 weeks pregnant. What is the ruling about her missed fasting during Ramadan? Does she have to complete them before next Ramadan? Can she fast normally when she finds that she is pregnant? She always insists on fasting during pregnancy. Any medical proof will also help that the baby won't be harmed by fasting during pregnancy."

A video in English shows how Islam honored the woman and preserved her rights. She was just a commodity that can be sold, bought, and enforced to get married or be involved in prostitution. She was inherited and did not inherit and possessed and did not possess. Her husband had the right to spend her money without her permission. Additionally, some peoples of ignorance differed whether she has a soul like the man.

The veil and its meaning in Islam and the Judeo-Christian tradition, as well as a brief look at the Islamic stance towards women.

In this lecture, Khalid Yasin points out the common issues Muslim women have in their daily lives as mothers, wives and women in the community. He gives advice on how to deal with such issues in the light of Qur’an and Sunnah.

A very interesting lecture given by Shaikh Khalid Yasin, in which he talks about ‘Advice to Muslim Women’ in the light of Qur’an and Sunnah.

An important lecture in English in which Sh. Abdurrahim Green talks about an important matter which is an accusig Islam of oppressing women. He shows which people, nation, and ideology that are really responsible for oppressing women.

Question and Answer Session of the lecture "Hijab: A Religious Symbol by Shaikh Bilal Philips".

Hijab is not a cultural practice nor a fashion statement. It is an obligation from Allah upon women for their protection and piety.

A fatwa translated into English in which Sh. Muhammad ibn Saleh Al-Utheimin answers the following question, "What is the ruling on a woman travelling without a mahram because her work requires that of her?"