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== Status of Regarding Women as Awra in Jurisprudence ==
== Status of Regarding Women as Awra in Jurisprudence ==
The question of women’s social status and the religious limits of their presence is among the controversial issues in Islamic thought. In this context, the doctrine that “women are awra,” found in certain narrative and jurisprudential texts, has served as the basis of rulings centered on women’s concealment, such as the prohibition against assuming social and judicial offices and the recommendation that women remain at home. Accordingly, accepting or rejecting this doctrine has a fundamental impact on interpreting the limits of women’s participation in society.
The issue of women’s social status and the religious conditions of their involvement in social life is among the controversial issues in Islamic thought. In this regard, the doctrine that “women are awra,” presented in certain narrative and jurisprudential texts, has formed the foundation of rulings focused on women’s concealment, including the prohibition of assuming social and judicial offices and the recommendation for women to remain at home. Accordingly, comprehending women's participation in social activities largely hinges on acceptance or rejection of this doctrine.


=== Obligation and Scope of Women’s Hijab ===
=== Obligation and Scope of Women’s Hijab ===