Maryam (Mary) - The
Exemplary Muslim Woman !
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In this book, Harun
Yhaya deals with the common woman's
character as seen in unbelieving societies and
analyze how this erroneous character became
established. In addition, we explore Maryam's
character, whom Allah raised above all other
women, and thereby define the ideal Muslim
woman's character. As a result of this analysis,
we will see that this superiority is only in
terms of faith, fear and respect of Allah, and
fine character, and that every man or woman who
does good deeds will be justly rewarded with
Allah's good pleasure, mercy, and Paradise, as
mentioned bellow: "Anyone, male or female, who
does right actions and believes, will enter the
Garden. They will not be wronged by so much as
the tiniest speck" (Surat an-Nisa': 124)
One of the sincere
Muslims is Maryam, one of the two women noted
for their exemplary characters: "Allah has made
an example for those who believe: the wife of
Pharaoh, when she said: 'My Lord, build a house
in the Garden for me in Your presence, rescue me
from Pharaoh and his deeds, and rescue me from
this wrongdoing people.' And Maryam, the
daughter of 'Imran, who guarded her chastity-We
breathed Our Spirit into her. She confirmed the
Words of her Lord and His Book, and was one of
the obedient" (Surat at-Tahrim: 11-12).
Therefore, every believer is responsible for
learning about Maryam's good character from the
Qur'an, which gives the most accurate
information, and trying to emulate her.
Allah introduces Maryam as having the ideal
Muslim woman's character. This character is
completely different than the common character
of women in today's unbelieving societies, where
they usually share a common socially acceptable
character handed down from their ancestors. In
these societies, men and women are expected to
conform to very different sets of character
traits, for men's ideals, worldview, lifestyle,
and evaluation of events are believed to be
different from those of women.
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