It began with a historical overview of the status of women in ancient civilizations. It then examined the reality of women in the contemporary West and the calls for women's liberation that arose in the nineteenth century.
The study then addressed the issue of women from the perspective of Islamic philosophy, beginning with the influence of Western feminist movements on thinkers in the Arab and Islamic worlds, and the impact of Western feminism on many of them. This study worked to demonstrate the status of women in Islam and their equality with men, based on the Quranic principle of justice, distinguishing between the principles of justice and equality. It then highlighted the value of women as a manifestation of divine beauty and majesty.
In conclusion, the study addressed objections raised by opponents of Islam regarding women, such as male guardianship and the issue of inheritance.
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