The role played by the wives of Muhammad and the women in the golden period is not highlighted but the age of Aisha’s marriage, hijab and the battle of camel is stretched to such a point that it only gives superiority to the Male elites. The fact about Aisha marrying at the age of nine is interpreted as an age that a girl should be married which acts as a catalysis regarding at what ideal age a girl can marry. However, on the other hand, the unnecessary attention given to Aisha leading the Battle of camel is misinterpreted by Al Afghani and it states, “women being the ill omen” (p.6). This contradicts the idea of what women can be perceived in the eyes of different
The role played by the wives of Muhammad and the women in the golden period is not highlighted but the age of Aisha’s marriage, hijab and the battle of camel is stretched to such a point that it only gives superiority to the Male elites. The fact about Aisha marrying at the age of nine is interpreted as an age that a girl should be married which acts as a catalysis regarding at what ideal age a girl can marry. However, on the other hand, the unnecessary attention given to Aisha leading the Battle of camel is misinterpreted by Al Afghani and it states, “women being the ill omen” (p.6). This contradicts the idea of what women can be perceived in the eyes of different