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“The Concept of Women Empowerment and Islamic Teachings: Analytical Study of Pakistani Society”
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Ms. Hameeda Bibi
Abstract
This study examines the socio-religious factors influencing women's empowerment in a Pakistani society. Although Islam emphasizes equal rights for all, including women, concrete evidence is needed to support this claim. The research analyzes women's empowerment, Islamic teachings, and the Pakistani society, focusing on regional tendencies and contemporary trends. The study aims to dispel misconceptions about Islam's view on women's empowerment and explore the effects of Islamic teachings on Pakistani women. Data was collected through questionnaires from women in District Dir (Lower) of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, supplemented with literature reviews. Multivariate analysis, including descriptive statistics and the Ordinary Least-Square approach, was used to assess the factors supporting women's empowerment. The results indicate that employment opportunities, household education levels, women's education, knowledge of Islam and women's rights, and access to healthcare positively impact women's empowerment. Factors such as fear of violence and larger household size have a negative relationship. The study recommends initiatives to improve women's access to education, healthcare, and employment, highlighting the importance of women's financial autonomy and capacity building. Further research is suggested to explore the influence of structural and geographical barriers on women's empowerment within an Islamic context.
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Thesis/Dissertation MS
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Social Sciences
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Islamic thought & Culture
Language
English
Publication Date
2023-08-03
Subject
Islamic Studies
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