本文讨论了影响妇女的形象在古兰经对当代穆斯林妇女的社会和宗教生活。首先，我将谈谈图像和影响妇女的古兰经解释它们的含义：道德标准和顺从穆斯林丈夫；其次，从责任的影响以及女性形象的古兰经在当代穆斯林社会和宗教生活分析地理生活的穆斯林妇女。
This essay discusses the impact women’s images in the Qur’an have on contemporary Muslim women’s social and religious life. First, I will talk about the images and implications of two women in the Qur’an to explain their implications: the moral standard and obedience to Muslim husbands; second, the influence from responsibilities and images of women in the Qur’an on contemporary Muslims’ social and religious life to analyze the geographical livelihood of Muslim women. Muslim women living in European countries are trying to absorb the essence of European culture and also protect the essence of their culture, while Muslim women living in Middle Eastern nations have no such worries but they are still exposed to other cultures and gain certain awareness. Finally, a conclusion will be drawn.
The images and implications of Zulaykha and Abraham’s wife in the Qur’an
the stories about Zulaykha and Abraham’s wife
the implications behind these two stories
The influence from responsibilities and images of women in the Qur’an on contemporary Muslims’ social and religious life
comparison between the Muslim women living in Middle East and the Muslim women living in Europe
the geographical difference of the Muslim women’s living
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