The Responsibilities of Muslim Women to Order Good and Forbid Evil By Burhan Luqman

ISBN: 9782987457121
Author: Burhan Luqman
Binding: Softcover
Pages: 144
Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches
Publication 2013
Description
About This Book:
Burhan Luqman's "The Responsibilities of Muslim Women to Order Good and Forbid Evil" is a provocative and engaging conversation about the significant job that Muslim ladies play in advancing moral beliefs and cultural concordance inside the structure of their confidence.
Luqman's work offers light on Muslim ladies' imperative commitments as far as charging what is correct and restricting what is underhanded, as demonstrated in Islamic lessons.Luqman draws on Islamic lessons and his broad comprehension of the confidence in this thorough work to accentuate the significance of Muslim ladies adding to the moral and moral texture of their networks. The book covers a large number of subjects, from moral initiative and local area commitment to civil rights and the improvement of temperate social orders.
The Role of Muslim Women in Moral Leadership:
This part looks at Muslim ladies' key job in supporting moral principles and giving a guide to their families and networks. Luqman accentuates their importance in molding the moral scene.
Enjoining What Is Right and Forbidding What Is Wrong:
The book investigates the Islamic thought of "Amr Bil Ma'ruf wa Nahi Anil Munkar" (ordering what is correct and disallowing what's going on) and the meaning of this commitment in the existence of Muslim ladies.
Social Justice and Community Engagement:
Luqman features the need for Muslim ladies partaking in civil rights endeavors and local area commitment to advance a fair and impartial society.
Nurturing Virtuous Cultures:
This part examines how Muslim ladies, by means of their deeds, character, and promotion of moral standards, add to the foundation of righteous and merciful societies.