Abstract

The theme under discussion is not new in socio-religious debates but its importance is as novel as it was in the early days of Islam as some individualistic moves of some community members was portrayed and intently connected with the basic teachings of Islam. This issue was both misunderstood and distorted mainly due to the lack of basic knowledge given by the vey injunctions of Quran and Sunnah of the Holy Prophet. Even the very basic principles of sociology depict the fact that conduct of some cannot be generalized as the act of society, and same can be applied to the Muslim Society where misconduct with some women cannot be rendered as the outcome of Islamic teachings. Hence; the hypothesis that women are prey to subjugation, degradation, and oppression will be nullified through this reflexive study in hand as this method of study appeals to varied strata of academy and beyond.