The best Muslim countries for women's right.

The best Muslim countries for women right.

A woman is considered a complete member of any society. No society can grow without women. God created woman not only for the satisfaction of man but also for the survival and fulfillment of his race. Men are not only limited in procreation but also in need of women. This means that Allah Almighty has given equal responsibilities to women. Islam has made the position of woman very clear. But in the past, social conditions were unfavorable for women. Islam has said. Do not be unjust to women. The title of our article will also discuss the status of women in Islamic countries today.

This past international women’s day Afghani men made headlines when they donned burqas to promote awareness of women’s rights. And a month prior, men throughout turkey and neighboring countries Azerbaijan wore skirts in solidarity with female who allegedly had been raped and murdered. With women’s right in Muslim countries taking a main stage lately, we wanted to know which Muslim country are the most supportive of women’s right.

Well to start with there are several factors that influence a country’s overall support of women’s right. If a country is still developing, or if it’s in the middle of a war, gender equality tends to be lacking. Report shows that women right goes hand in hand with increased economic stability. Additionally, if a government is more democratic women’s rights are reportedly more protected. According to the pew research institute, 49 out of almost 200 countries have a Muslim majority. In 2013 pew researcher surveyed Muslims living in those countries to find out where they stood when it came to women’s right. In response to questions like “should women decide if they wear a veil or must a wife always obey her husband?” Eastern European countries and some central Asian countries tended to be more progressive. These places have been more economically stable and less violent compared to areas like the Middle East central Asia and Africa- in which the most deadly wars are ongoing. Tunisia also stood out as a supporter of women’s right. The country until very recently, escaped much of the violence in North Africa. Its booming tourists industry has allowed democracy to flourish since the Arab spring. And through many other Muslims countries have a long way to go for women’s right; some are making strides toward equality.  In morocco thousands filled the streets to promote women’s right on international women’s day. In Afghanistan a record 4 million girls are now in school. And in Saudi Arabia, women are expected to vote for the first time in upcoming elections. So which countries are leading the way? Countries in Eastern Europe like Albania. Kosovo, Bosnia and Herzegovina ranks the highest on the pew survey. And according to some reports Tunisia turkey and Indonesia are not far behind them. Around the world women are slowly gaining more rights. A report by the united nations last year confirmed that internationally, women are enjoy more political presence as well as access to higher ranking jobs.