Islam remains as one of the significant religions of the world and may potentially be the real religion of the world. Like Christianity and Buddhism, it is a universal social structure that is vitally established in the way of life of a solitary people, the Arabs. In contrast to Christianity and Buddhism, be that as it may, Islam has kept up solid social roots in its Arabic inceptions even down to the language of its establishment. While no Christian alive knows a solitary expression of Christ's lessons in the Aramaic or Hebrew that Christ talked, and just a couple of Buddhists can move effectively inside the Pali that Siddhartha talked, about each Muslim from Muhammad to the present day starts and finishes every day with the authoritative rhythms of the Arabic words verbally expressed by Muhammad as disclosure.
ke either the New Testament or the lessons of Buddha, completely legitimate and subject to no inquiries since its redaction just two or three decades after the demise of Muhammad. The Christian New Testament, conversely, coursed in various and opposing arrangements with the goal that the present rendition is very suspect and as often as possible discordant; the different schools of Buddhism are regularly at loggerheads over the authenticity of different lessons—these contested lessons at times structure the center of discrete developments. Notwithstanding language and content, at the core of Islam is the Arabic vision of the world and society. Systematized just several hundred years after the establishment of Islam, the Shari'ah, or law of Islam introduced for all time the Arabic request of society on ensuing ages.

https://islam365.org/

Looks like Islam 101, carefully copied out, without a single reference to the poster's subject matter.

huh?

Sorry. More like a copy and paste job. But what's it got to with women's (plural) right (just the one)? With Mr. Opinion on another thread, and Veronica here, its looking like The Invasion of The Zombie this morning.

starts and finishes every day with the authoritative rhythms of the Arabic words verbally expressed by Muhammad
Veronica Mills,
Well, those who dare not to aren't around for too long !

Veronica,

Thank You for your detailed introduction to
Islamic practices - however you did not mention
anything about the issues involved in the
title you gave this
discussion which was - "Women's right in Islam."
It would have helped to have mentioned your thoughts
on that issue. Perhaps it's still to come?

I look forward to hearing more from you.