Document Type : ORIGINAL RESEARCH PAPER

Author

• Mohamad Javad Hasanzadeh Mashkani

Ph.D. Islamic teachings. Faculty of Theology. Farabi Campus University of Tehran, Qom, Iran.

Abstract

The main subject and purpose of this article is to analyze the divine identity of women based on the models of the Quran, as an example for a pure life in the modern era, seeking explanatory theories that can be helpful in dealing with contemporary social challenges. The main question of the research is to show a revelational solution in looking at contemporary social challenges in the modern era with a special look at women's issues.
This research utilises a qualitative methodology, including library research, critical analysis of Islamic texts, and an examination of Quranic verses and narrations. Based on the findings of this research, it is possible to show the Islamic model of Muslim women as an effective solution in facing contemporary social challenges. Also, the identity of Muslim women in the Holy Quran is not only defined based on divine and human values, but also is presented as one of the basic pillars of Islamic resistance. The Quran has introduced women and men as equal in creation, responsibility and achievement of perfection. Additionally, This research demonstrates that Quranic models, particularly models such as Asiya, Maryam, and the mother of Musa, highlight the significant role of women in overcoming spiritual and social challenges. Their examples provide insights into gender equality and resilience within Islamic teachings.
The result of this research is that by presenting models such as Asia, Mary and the mother of Moses, their key role in overcoming spiritual and social challenges can be pointed out.

Keywords

• Quranic Womanhood
• Gender Complementarity
• Islamic Resistance Models
• Spiritual Equity
• Revelational Feminism

Main Subjects

• Interpretation, Quranic Knowledge and Hadith

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