This book was co-written by Dr. Muhammad Al-Ghazali, who dealt with women in the light of the Prophet’s biography, Dr. Muhammad Sayed Tantawi, who addressed the issue in the light of the Holy Qur’an, and finally, Dr. Ahmed Omar Hashem, who spoke about it in the light of the Prophet’s Sunnah.

The book is summarized in talking about the woman as an active element in society, where Islam guarantees her equal rights to her male brother, “and they have the same as those they are obliged to do with kindness” and “they are a dress for you and you are a dress for them,” where Dr. says.

Al-Ghazali: “The traditions of Muslims in the treatment of women are not based on the Book or the Sunnah.. It has resulted from this that the educated women in the modern era are grim about the entire religious heritage, which they think is the reason for ignoring women, degrading their status and denying their material and moral rights that are decided by instinct and confirmed by revelation. The days of our civilization have emerged and been underestimated. With the spread of palaces and the predominance of whims.” He cites the reality of women in the time of our Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, as she participated in allegiances, attended lectures and sermons in mosques, and held knowledge, and presented her views on issues circulating at that time, and demanded and defended their rights.

It sheds light on many Qabassat at that time and before - that is, in the time of ignorance - so it explores the morals of women from what was mentioned in the poetic verses when she was offering her children to fight and was proud of the Arab values ​​at the time.