Women's rights In pre-Islamic times, women's rights were very limited, and the general view of women in a negative light to some social class was to inculcate her with her husband's body if the husband died before the wife or she became the husband's family after the husband died. No difference between infants and babies: Pre-Muslim Arabs value sons more than daughters. Some kill their daughters (bury their daughters alive). However, this inhumane behavior is strictly denied. Indeed, the Prophet Muhammad affirmed his love for children and provided justice between them, not bias between them. Not only that, he encourages them to take care of their children, do good to them, educate them until they are virgins and marry them. :اه البخاري ريلم) خَيْرًا ِاسْتَوْصُوا بِالنِّسَاء (: محمد صلى اهلل عليه وسلم َقَال មានន័យថា means ចូរ អ្នក អ្នក ى ى ពួក ពួក ពួក ពួក ចូរ ចូរ មានន័យថា មានន័យថា មានន័យថា មានន័យថា មានន័យថា មានន័យថា نِّسَ ودا ِال ودا ودال ودا ودال ودا </s>لق </s>األحكام الشرعية َوقَال means "indeed, women are the heirs" of Islam: the Prophet Muhammad brought the system of inheritance, no one contributed to the creation of this legal system. In a society that does not give inheritance to women, society considers women to be part of the inheritance when her husband dies. By Professor Farid al-Ali 136 137 Istambul, Turkey Chapter 6 Women Chapter