The Return Of Hijaab Vol 1, 2 & 3 By Dr. Muhammed Ibn Ahmed Ibn Ismail
Author: Dr. Muhammed Ibn Ahmed Ibn Ismail
Binding: Softcover
Pages: 157, 125 & 150
Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches
Publication Year: 2001
Description
About This Book:
Dr. Muhammed Ibn Ahmed Ibn Ismail's trilogy "The Return of Hijaab" is a thought-provoking examination of the meaning, revival, and societal impact of the hijab in contemporary Islamic discourse. Dr. Ibn Ismail digs into the theological, cultural, and social components of the hijab as a respected scholar, providing a complete knowledge of its importance in the lives of Muslim women and the greater Muslim society.
Hijaab's Theological Foundations
The first volume establishes the foundation by delving into the theological roots of the headscarf. Dr. Ibn Ismail goes into Quranic passages and Hadiths to uncover the divine instruction that underpins hijab practice. This book lays the groundwork for understanding the spiritual importance and divine wisdom underlying the wearing of the hijab.
Cultural and Social Points of View
The second volume expands on theological underpinnings by investigating cultural and social viewpoints on the hijab. Dr. Ibn Ismail dives into the historical antecedents, geographical differences, and sociological ramifications of hijab wear. Readers obtain a sophisticated grasp of how cultural elements and societal conventions shape attitudes toward the hijab through incisive study.
Muslim Women's Revival and Empowerment
The trilogy's last volume focuses on the hijab's modern resurgence and its role in liberating Muslim women. Dr. Ibn Ismail investigates the psychological, educational, and professional components of the lives of women who choose to wear the hijab in various circumstances. This book praises the perseverance and empowerment found in the reintroduction of the hijab to the forefront of Muslim women's identities.
