Author: Huda TV Channel

The Woman as Mother 1
Raising up Children

The Woman as Mother

The first contact with a woman is with one’s mother, who suffers in the pregnancy, delivery, nursing and rearing of her child. History does not recall a religion or a system which honors the woman as a mother and which raises her, as Islam does. Islam repeatedly commends the woman, […]

Women in Islam: Oppression or Liberation? 5
Women in Islam

Women in Islam: Oppression or Liberation?

For centuries, Muslim women in all corners of the world have been aware of the liberation that is achieved by adhering to the concept of hijab.  Current world events have once again brought the issue of women’s liberation in Islam to the forefront of people’s minds. Can a Woman Who […]

Women’s Liberation through Islam 7
Women in Islam

Women’s Liberation through Islam

Today people think that women are liberated in the West and that the Women’s liberation movement began in the 20th century.  Actually, the women’s liberation movement was not begun by women, but was revealed by God to a man in the seventh century by the name of Muhammad, may the […]

Who Practices Polygamy? 9
Women in Islam

Who Practices Polygamy?

(Part 1): Polygamy in history and modern Western society. Polygamy has been practiced by mankind for thousands of years.  Many of the ancient Israelites were polygamous, some having hundreds of wives.  King Solomon is said to have had seven hundred wives and three hundred concubines.  His father, David had ninety-nine, […]

Kind Treatment of Wives 11
Women in Islam

Kind Treatment of Wives

God instructs men to be nice to their wives and to treat them well to the best of their ability: “…And live with them in kindness…” (Quran 4:19)The Messenger of God said, The most perfect of believers in belief is the best of them in character.  The best of you […]

How I Came to Love the Veil 13
Women in Islam

How I Came to Love the Veil

I used to look at veiled women as quiet, oppressed creatures — until I was captured by the Taliban.  In September 2001, just 15 days after the terrorist attacks on the United States, I snuck into Afghanistan, clad in a head-to-toe blue burqa, intending to write a newspaper account of […]