This book is a guide to the analytical understanding of the status given to women in Islām, placing as 
interlocutors a broad audience that goes from Muslim women, in order to provide them with useful information to gain knowledge of their own identity and, therefore, for the sake of awareness of their values, and to non-Muslim women to let them know the beauty of Islām by exposing all their doubts about the central theme dealt with.

It must be said that such a topic has been a very controversial issue, questioned and misinterpreted, sometimes even worse; the erroneous interpretation is due, of course, to the widely propagating ignorance and the doubt that the mass media spread in the Islāmic minds and non-Islāmic minds.

The Islamic viewer comes then to have doubts about his religion and identity and who is not Muslim finds a pause to think bad of a religion, or rather, of a Sharia that has over a thousand-year history, and to judge it.

In this book the above-mentioned themes will be dealt with and women's rights in light of the dictates of Sharī'ah will be examined, undergoing through the importance attributed to the figure of woman within the family and in the Islamic community.

I wish you, dear readers,
a good continuation.