Our woman in Sharia and society

In the East, our women still live behind the curtains, and their supporters among us see in her upbringing and teaching life sciences the only factor in improving her life, and performing her duties at home and in the family in full, thus giving birth to men and women for us. They see, however, a legitimate and natural right for women to invest their civil freedom in using them. She has no right to direct herself and take her share of life's enjoyments just like a man.
Those of us who oppose it see this fate as a departure for the woman from what she should do, such as seclusion that prevents temptation, and the stone that is imposed on her is for the man. In her life or her job, she only needs limited knowledge in her home circle, which does not require her to establish scientific institutes in various sciences. Moreover, the progress of the people does not depend on her until we are forced to give her social freedom. Therefore, they represent Arab civilization, which was established solely through the efforts of men.