Building Women as the Modern Pillar of Islamic Society According to the Methodology of Islamic Thought

Abstract

This research aims to clarify the status of women by considering them a fundamental and important element in society, their primary function being the formation of the individual and the establishment of justice and progress in the Islamic world, and their capacity to build both the individual and society. Islam has granted women a high status and reinforced it with the principle of their equality with men, recognizing them as active members of society and partners.

At the same time, studies and research have focused on women's issues and rights, advocating for their scientific, social, and cultural empowerment, all within the framework of their Islamic identity.

The role of women in building society is considered an indispensable pillar. Islam has enabled women to participate effectively in all fields in a way that serves their own interests and the interests of the society they serve.

It belongs to this context, where the role of women in Islamic thought is highlighted as the cornerstone and vital spirit of society. She is not a secondary element, but rather an essential one. Islam has honored her and preserved her rights; she is half of society and the creator of its generations, and her well-being means the well-being of the family and society.