The Muslim woman For a true return to the sources by Haytham Al-Khayat

Culture is the result of all the well-rooted foundations in the individual, from birth and early childhood, to the age of maturity and discernment. It brings together everything that the individual receives from his parents, his family, his village, his teachings, and his educators in the broad sense, until he becomes autonomous, able to make use of his reason. , able to seek and enjoy freedom of expression.

Many acts are part of the customs, although those who practice them link them, through ignorance or bad faith, to the religion which, in its mind, remains in total disagreement with these acts. But notions linked to customs, including those contradictory to the Muslim religion, have infiltrated and have been able to impose themselves, to the point of becoming rules of society, and that "doctors" of Islamic sciences seek religious legitimization for them. and canonical, and set them up as elements of Muslim jurisprudence.

It is there that chapters dealing with the responsibility of the woman in the perversity, the vice, and in the deviation of the men were written what must legitimate that it is besieged and deprived of any role in the company! It was here that the great amalgam about women began, and which went so far as to enter religious literature.