ISBN: 9786035010344
Author: Huda Khattab
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 176
Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches
Publication Year: 2010
Description
About This Book:
Huda Khattab's "Bent Rib: A Journey Through Women's Issues in Islam" is a thought-provoking and comprehensive analysis of the numerous and intricate challenges affecting women in Islam. Khattab embarks on a trip that goes beyond clichés, revealing a complex tapestry of opinions on Muslim women's duties, rights, and issues within the Islamic framework.
Taking on misconceptions:
The book takes on existing misconceptions about Muslim women, providing a detailed and honest representation of their lives. Khattab dispels myths and enables readers to dive into the intricate realities that define Muslim women's experiences across cultural and geographical situations.
Exploration of Islamic concepts:
"Bent Rib" dives into the core Islamic concepts that support women's duties and rights. Khattab navigates through Quranic texts and Hadiths, presenting a comprehensive yet approachable assessment of the Islamic teachings that guide and inform Muslim women's challenges.
Global Perspectives and Cultural Nuances:
Recognizing the Muslim ummah's diversity, Khattab acknowledges the cultural variations that influence women's experiences. The book examines how cultural practices intersect with Islamic teachings, shaping the lived reality of Muslim women all around the world.
Marriage, Family, and Society:
The author investigates women's roles in marriage, family, and society as a whole. "Bent Rib" emphasizes the significance of recognizing these positions within the context of Islamic ethics and societal obligations, highlighting the reciprocal nature of rights and responsibilities in partnerships.
