An Islamic Perspective on Violence Against Women
Submitted by Eva.Ramokobala on Mon, 18/08/2008 - 12:30
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Publisher:
Muslim Women's League
Publisher / Organization Main page URL:
http://www.mwlusa.org/topics/violence&harrassment/...
Published Date:
1996
Abstract:
While women in many parts of the world have made advances in areas previously closed to them, the problem of violence against women remains pervasive. Unfortunately, this violence takes many forms and occurs across national, cultural, racial, and religious borders.
Islam condemns all forms of violence against women. The basic Islamic premise of equality between women and men cannot be achieved so long as violence against women persists.
In pre-Islamic Arabia violence against women began at birth in the form of female infanticide. Islam prohibited the practice of female infanticide. Not only did the Quran prohibit this practice, it also mocks those who view the birth of a girl child with contempt. (Quran 16:58-59).
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