He said, 'Paradise lies at the feet of your mother.' (Ahmad, Nasa’i).

Qur’an 3:195 affirms: 'I will not waste the work of any worker, male or female.'

Justice in Islam means harmony in difference, not identicality in function.

Public roles for women were permitted under *maṣlaḥah* (public good) if within Shariah ethics.

Numerous women like Fatimah al-Samarqandiyyah served as jurists and advisors.

Rabiʿah (d. 801 CE) is a saint of divine love (*maḥabbah*) and sincerity (*ikhlāṣ*).

Qur’an 2:233 promotes mutual consultation between parents in childrearing.

Sayyidah Nafisah, descendant of the Prophet ﷺ, was a revered scholar in Cairo.

Aisha (ra) narrated hadiths foundational to Islamic jurisprudence and ethics.

Idda safeguards lineage and provides time for reflection and reconciliation.