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Women in Islam
Paperback
Publisher: Tariq Al-Rashid
Published: Jul 16 2026
Pages: 148
Weight: 0.39
Height: 0.34 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Women in Islam
From Khadijah to Maryam
Before the mosque was built, before the calendar began - a woman said yes.
That woman was Khadijah. The first believer. The merchant queen who funded a faith. The arms that held a trembling prophet and told him: you will be all right.
She was not alone.
This book recovers twenty-six women the tradition has too long left in the margins - the scholar whose memory shaped Islamic law, the warrior who bled at Uhud, the mystic who burned Paradise and drowned Hell, the captive who turned a massacre into a founding moment, and Maryam - the only woman named in the Quran, chosen above all the women of the world.
Written with reverence, rigour, and deep respect for the Islamic tradition, Women in Islam: From Khadijah to Maryam is a work of historical recovery and spiritual remembrance.
The faith was built with women's hands.
This book remembers them.
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