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The "Encyclopaedia of Women in Quran and Modern Islamic Society: Their Lives, Roles and Rights" offers a thorough analysis of how women's status and experiences are portrayed in the Quran, as well as their rights and duties in modern Islamic communities. Starting with a thorough examination of pertinent verses from the Quran, the encyclopaedia delves into concepts related to justice, empowerment, and gender equality. The book includes insights into the ways that distinct schools of thought affect women's responsibilities and rights in many settings. Further, the book explores contemporary challenges that Islamic women must deal with, including work, education, and political engagement. It highlights the work being done by academics and activists for women's rights today, highlighting the continuous fight for gender parity in a variety of social and cultural contexts. "Encyclopaedia of Women in Quran and Modern Islamic Society" is an invaluable resource that fosters discussion on women's rights within Islam by fusing historical viewpoints with contemporary issues. It aspires to empower readers by promoting a deeper knowledge of the possibility for positive change and the vital role women can play in shaping their communities and society.