One full chapter (Chapter 58) of the Qur’an whose title is...

One full chapter (Chapter 58) of the Qur’an whose title is "Almujadilah" or "The woman who is arguing" was named after this incident: "Allah has heard and accepted the statement of the woman who pleads with you (the Prophet) concerning her husband and carries her complaint to Allah, and Allah hears the arguments between both of you for Allah hears and sees all things...." (58:1). A woman in the Qur’anic conception has the right to argue even with the Prophet of Islam (S) himself.

No one has the right to instruct her to be silent. She is under no obligation to consider her husband the one and only reference in matters of law and religion. [^1]: Denise L. Carmody, “Judaism”, in Arvind Sharma ed., op. cit., p. 197. Previous…