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In Islam, both genders are considered equal in value and at the same time recognizes the differences between genders, resulting in different rights and obligations.
In Islam, both genders are considered equal in value and at the same time recognizes the differences between genders, resulting in different rights and obligations.


== Equality ==


In the [[Quran]] 3:195, God is reported to say:
In the [[Quran]] 3:195, God is reported to say:
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:''"Whoever commits a sin is requited for just that, and whoever works righteousness - male or female - while believing, these will enter Paradise wherein they receive provisions without any limits"
:''"Whoever commits a sin is requited for just that, and whoever works righteousness - male or female - while believing, these will enter Paradise wherein they receive provisions without any limits"

== disequality ==

Men are allowed more than one marriage partner at a time. Women are not.

Divorce is usually initiated by a man while women may not divorce their husbands except under very special circumstances.

In [[Nikah]] may a husband forbid his wife to leave the marital home. The husband is dutied to pay for all the womans expenses.

A woman is adviced to not denie her husband sexual access. If a man does not have sexual contact with his wife for more than 4 month, she is entitled to end the marriage.


== See also ==
== See also ==

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In Islam, both genders are considered equal in value and at the same time recognizes the differences between genders, resulting in different rights and obligations.


Equality

In the Quran 3:195, God is reported to say:

  • "...I will not waste the work of a worker among you, whether male or female, the one of you being from the other..."

and Also in 40:40:

"Whoever commits a sin is requited for just that, and whoever works righteousness - male or female - while believing, these will enter Paradise wherein they receive provisions without any limits"

disequality

Men are allowed more than one marriage partner at a time. Women are not.

Divorce is usually initiated by a man while women may not divorce their husbands except under very special circumstances.

In Nikah may a husband forbid his wife to leave the marital home. The husband is dutied to pay for all the womans expenses.

A woman is adviced to not denie her husband sexual access. If a man does not have sexual contact with his wife for more than 4 month, she is entitled to end the marriage.

See also

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