Question

to what extent does the treatment of women reflect social conditions and culture, and to what extent does it derive from holy writings such as the bible and the Koran? How does this conversation relate to the discussion about the social construction of gender?

Answer 1

The treatment of women in society is not good. In today’s time, women are not getting equal rights in society and they are considered to work only at home. However we talk about feminism but in reality, there is no feminism as women do not get equal status.

So when talk about holy books they give equal status to women and tell men to respect women. In holy books, women are sacred and need to be kept as flowers but in real-world women are treated really bad, Which is totally opposite.

Men are dominant in nature and use their power over women and want to surpass them anyhow. But holy books have always given special treatment to women but people in the world have refuted the word feminism and does not follow what holy books narrates about women.

In holy book, women have right in the share of parents property but in the real world, they are not giving. Women are allowed to work but in some orthodox family they are not given chance to work, women are allowed to study and have a right, but some family restrict this and does not send girls to school. This is the differences and this is how the women are treated in real world.