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"Liberation of Muslim Women" offers a provocative analysis of the continuous fight for gender parity in Muslim societies, examining the idea of emancipation from the prism of Islamic teachings and current socio-political forces. The book provides a thorough investigation of how Islamic principles might be interpreted to encourage the empowerment and freedom of women, delving into the intricate interactions between religious doctrine and contemporary notions of women's rights. The book charts the development of women's rights and duties in the Islamic world from the earliest periods of Islamic history to the present. The book highlights the achievements of trailblazing Muslim women scholars and activists who have pushed for gender role reimagining, reform, and empowerment while also defying conventional conventions. It looks at how women's lives are affected by legal, economic, and educational improvements as well as the obstacles they must overcome to achieve greater equality and freedom.