اسلامی فقہ میں خواتین کے حقوق کی تعبیر نو: Reinterpretation of Women's Rights in Islamic Jurisprudence
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2023
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This paper explores the reinterpretation of women's rights within Islamic jurisprudence in light of contemporary social and legal realities. It addresses the dynamic nature of fiqh, emphasizing how classical principles can adapt to uphold justice and gender equity. The study engages with Quranic interpretations, prophetic traditions, and modern scholarly debates to highlight evolving perspectives on issues such as inheritance, education, employment, and personal autonomy for Muslim women
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| Authors | Dr. Naila Siddiq |
| Journal | Aafaq-e-Tahqeeq |
| Year | 2023 |
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