The Substance of Gender Equality in the Perspective of Islamic Law and Its Implications before the Law

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The study identifies legal products that emerge from gender equality in Islamic contexts, emphasizing justice.
Gender equality despite notable differences highlights the role of both sexes in societal duties and governance.
Analysis through literature studies provides insight into gender roles based on the primordial covenant in Islam across history and society's norms. The presence of women in professional roles like judges showcases the evolving interpretation of equality in Islamic law.

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Islam is a religion that highlights equality between men and women. Men and women are both slaves, caliphs on earth, and receive the primordial covenant. Adam and Eve are both active in the cosmic drama that leads them both out of heaven. Men and women have the potential to optimum performance. Despite this, there are still gender differences. This study attempts to describe the implementation of gender equality from an Islamic perspective using literature/ library studies. The conclusion of this study is that there are relationships in the field of professions, such as the presence of women judges and trigger the birth of legal products that are specific to equality and gender justice.

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The Substance of Gender Equality in the Perspective of Islamic Law and Its Implications before the Law

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