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How Did Our Prophet Treat Women? Esmada Kadın Book Description: She (asm) was a mirror... While everyone saw themselves in that mirror, they also showed themselves to us. Most of the time, we could not see the woman reflected in that mirror. Or we didn't want to see it. What was the woman in that mirror like? Did she make any woman unhappy? Did she offend any woman? Did she hurt any? Did she criticize? Most importantly, had he ever beaten a woman? The questions can be extended. He had never beaten a woman or a slave in his life, nor had he taken revenge for the injustice done to him. All of these were his treatment of women and his circumcision. He made the names reflected in the souls of every woman around him shine. Our duty was to learn about the woman in the mirror and to implement it as a circumcision as a priority. Because unless his behavior towards women was learned, the woman would not laugh, the child would not laugh, the wife would not laugh. At a time when violence against women increased greatly and patriarchy and Islam were seen as equivalent to each other due to some cultural interpretations of religion. We need to learn and remember the Prophet's (pbuh) attitude towards women more than ever. (From the Promotional Unit)
This work, published by Timaş Publications and written by Nuriye Çeleğen, is now in Dünyada Kitap.