Historical and Comparative Study of the Welfare Services and Rights of Prominent Muslim Women: In the Light of Islamic TeachingsMuhammad Abdur Rehman Khan

Abstract

This study offers a historical and comparative analysis of the welfare services 
and rights afforded to prominent Muslim women, framed within Islamic 
teachings. The research is organized into three main sections: 1. Public Welfare: 
This section defines the concept of public welfare, its terminology, and its 
importance from an Islamic perspective. It delves into the definitions of public 
and social welfare, emphasizing their significance within the Islamic framework.
2. Necessity and Importance of Public Welfare: This section underscores the 
need and significance of public welfare, drawing on Quranic verses and 
Prophetic traditions. It addresses various aspects, including the provision of 
food, clothing, and support for the needy, orphans, widows, and travelers. It 
also examines the role of technical and vocational training, the importance of 
charity, and the contributions of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) to welfare work.
3.Rights of Women in Muslim Society: This section explores the rights of women 
in a Muslim society as outlined in the Quran. It analyzes the criteria for their 
dignity and status, providing a comprehensive view of women's rights in 
historical and contemporary contexts. This study aims to illuminate the 
contributions of Muslim women to welfare and offer a nuanced understanding of 
Islamic perspectives on women's rights, bridging historical and modern 
contexts.