Islam honoured women since the spread of the Islamic call at the hands of our master Muhammad, peace be upon him, and took us out of pre-Islamic beliefs such as the burying of daughters alive and depriving them of inheritance. Before Islam, society viewed women merely as slave girls to be bought and sold, possessing no freedom of their own whatsoever. Then Islam came and honoured her, and she gained the right to testimony and inheritance.
The origin of the word 'imra'ah' (woman) is the feminine of 'man'.
A woman is an adult human female, just as a man is an adult human male, and the word is used to distinguish the biological difference between members of the two sexes, male and female.
A woman is an adult human female, and the word "woman" is usually reserved for an adult female, while the word "girl" is used for female children who have not yet reached adulthood.
Preachers and Sharia researchers, those interested in social studies, and trainers in the field of Islamic outreach.
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A kit on conducting safe visitation for children after parental separation, covering how children are affected, their needs and psychological risks, and the legal consequences of not carrying out the visit.
A kit on understanding adolescence and how to engage with teenagers: their physical, psychological, social and cultural needs, common problems they face, and practical strategies for parents and teachers to support them.
A training kit on involving parents in the educational process, strengthening family-school partnership and communication, and designing activities and programmes that encourage positive parental participation.
A training kit on the skills and qualities of a family counsellor, covering counselling principles, techniques and common errors, so counsellors can handle family problems professionally and effectively.
A training kit on middle adolescence, covering its characteristics, the psychological and social changes it brings, and strategies for understanding and handling the needs and problems of teenagers.
A training kit on making incense at home, covering its types and benefits along with step-by-step recipes for several traditional Gulf blends and tips for preserving and selling the finished product.
A training kit on Islamic spiritual protection, explaining the signs of the evil eye, magic and possession, the method of ruqyah, and the remembrances and supplications used to fortify the home and family.
A training kit on family counselling and marital relationships, covering family roles and problems, the differences between men and women, and practical steps for resolving disputes and building a happy, lasting marriage.
A training kit on modifying children's behaviour, covering the dimensions of behaviour, the factors that shape it, and the techniques for building desired behaviour and correcting undesired behaviour.
A kit on managing the family budget, covering financial planning, organising income and expenses, and practical strategies for sound money management at home.
