علي، محمد رحمةAli, Md RahmatMd RahmatAli2024-10-162024-10-162019https://studentrepo.iium.edu.my/handle/123456789/13464This research conducts a comparative study between women’s rights in Islamic Jurisprudence and the viewpoints of women’s organizations in Bangladesh. The central issues of the study relate to the concepts of women’s rights, equality between man and woman, woman’s rights of inheritance and freedom. Following the inductive, analytical and comparative methods, the researcher discusses these concepts in the light of what is available in Islamic Jurisprudence and what is maintained and demanded by women’s organizations in Bangladesh. Then he conducts a comparative study between them. The result of the study reveals the fundamental differences between Islamic Jurisprudence and the feminist organizations of Bangladesh regarding the concepts of woman’s rights and her equality with man. The study also explains the necessity of appropriate understanding of the term “woman’s rights”, so that we should not take it out of its correct concept. Likewise, this research finds that both Islamic Jurisprudence and women’s organizations in Bangladesh emphasize on providing woman’s rights, but Islamic Jurisprudence is the most suitable, appropriate and useful mechanism for achieving women’s rights.arWomen’s rights (Islamic law)Women's rights -- Religious aspects -- Islam.Women -- Religious aspects -- IslamWomen's rights -- BangladeshFeminism -- Religious aspects -- IslamEquality -- Religious aspects -- IslamMaster Theses