Rights Of Daughter's, According To Islam
Daughter is the blessing of Allah. Allah gives daughters to those who deserve them. Islam gave a lot of respect and honor to daughters.
status of muslim women in islam by hadees And Quran:-
"When she's a daughter, she opens a door heaven for his father.
"When she is a wife, she fulfills half of the deen of her husband.
"When she is a mother, there is a paradise under her feet.
Daughters have alot rights in Islam And Allah says to treat them with kindness, respect and fairness. Islam emphasizes the importance of family relationships and the rights of all family members, including daughters.
Some rights of daughters in Islam are as follows:
Right to Upbringing and Care:
Daughters have the right to receive proper care, love and support from their parents. It is the duty of parents, especially fathers, to ensure the well being and upbringing of their daughter and all children.
Right to Education:
Daughters in Islam have the same right to receive knowledge and education as sons and parents should support and facilitate their education.
Right on father's property and wealth:
Islam gives daughters the right to inherit the property and wealth of their parents. The share of inheritance for a daughter is usually half that of her brother. It is prescribed by Islamic law
Right to Financial Assistance:
In Islam, girls have the right to receive financial support from their father, brother, husband and son. This includes essential expenses like food, clothing, shelter and other essentials.
Right to consent in marriage:
Daughters have the right to be consulted and give their consent before marriage. Forced marriage is strictly discouraged in Islam and the consent of the bride to be is considered essential for the validity of the marriage.
Rights of exploitation:
Islam gave her the right to sue the person who sexually harassed or abused her.
Right to privacy and modesty:
Islam values privacy and modesty for both men and women. Daughters have the right to privacy and family members and society should respect their dignity and modesty.
Right to work and own property:
Islam allows women and daughters to work and earn their own income. They also have the right to their money and property.
Right to fair treatment:
Daughters should be treated fairly and justly in the family and society. Islam discourages abuse of any kind on the basis of gender or otherwise.
Narrated AishaA lady along with her two daughters came to me asking (for some help), but she found nothing with me except one datewhich I gave to her and she divided it between her two daughters, and did not eat anything herself, and then she got up and went away. Then the Prophet Mohammad ﷺ came in and I informed him about this story. He said, "Whoever is put to trial by these daughters and he treats them generously (with benevolence) then these daughters will act as a shield for him from Hell-Fire."(See Hadith No. 24, Vol. 8) Bukhari (Book 124, Hadith #499)
Some of the responsibilities of a daughter in Islam:
- Duty to cover oneself properly to stay safe in society.
- Duty to uphold one's dignity.
- It is his duty to take care of his family.
- When it comes to non-mahram, stay within the bounds of duty.
- It is your duty to be loyal to your father, husband and keep your Imaan safe and sound.
"Our Prophet Mohammad ﷺ said if anyone has daughters, who are looks after properly, Paradise is guarenteed for him. Your daughters will become your protection on the Day of judgement.Prophet Mohammad ﷺ also said Whoever supports two girls till they attain maturity, he and I will come close to each other on the Day of judgement. The Messenger of Allah ﷺ joined his two fingers to illustrate closeness." [Muslim]
Islamic teachings promote gender equality and emphasize the importance of treating all family members with love, compassion, and respect, regardless of their gender.
Overall, Islam gives great importance to women, especially daughters. May Allah protect all our daughters and sisters and give them all the happiness in the world. And may Allah protect girls from every bad thing.
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