The ideal of a woman in Islam what every devout Muslim woman should be like

What is considered natural and common in many countries of the world can be condemned in Muslim countries, where the norms of behavior are strictly regulated by the Koran. There are few world religions that have such an impact on the daily lives of believers as Islam.

How does a Muslim woman behave

One of the most important requirements for any follower of the Muslim religion is modest behavior.

In Germany, the USA, Russia and many other countries, it is natural for a woman to be self-sufficient, pursue a career, strive to stand out and gain recognition in any sphere of life. European and Russian women love it when their beauty and intelligence attract fans, when a woman is admired, put her on a pedestal.

For a Muslim woman, all this is taboo, unworthy behavior. A devout Muslim woman strives to occupy the most humble place. The bride at the wedding will stand modestly looking down, not daring to raise her eyes. Muslim women generally do not allow themselves to stare into the eyes of anyone for a long time, especially a man. This is perceived as audacity and even to some extent depravity. If a woman looks at an outsider like that, it means that she is flirting with him, therefore, seducing, sinning.

A Muslim woman will also never put herself above her husband (or father, if she is not married yet). A man in Islam is a more perfect being than a woman. His authority is unshakable. If the husband has decided something, so be it. Parents have a similar authority and authority. Among Muslims, father and mother enjoy enormous, boundless respect, which many other inhabitants of the planet have forgotten.

Standards of conduct

A Muslim woman will not allow herself to go out inappropriately dressed: it is not allowed to open her arms above her hands, her legs above her feet, and even more so no cleavage or bare back. Her appearance should not cause carnal desires in outsiders, so as not to humiliate the dignity of the faithful. But even wearing a hijab has its own nuances. Its fabric should not be flashy in color, too bright, embroidered with pearls, etc. This is a sign of immorality and a desire for luxury.

A special requirement is the observance of cleanliness in all senses. A Muslim woman cannot afford to get married without keeping her virginity. In this case, she will face terrible shame with the most tragic consequences. According to Deuteronomy (22:13-21), such a woman should be stoned to death.

A Muslim woman will not walk in dirty and sloppy clothes, because Allah has bequeathed to keep bodily cleanliness. A woman will not listen to dirty speeches, risking thereby defiling her hearing and thoughts. In Islam, impure thoughts and intentions (niyat) are as grave a sin as impure actions.

A Muslim woman will also not allow herself to drink alcohol. This is forbidden by the Koran. A devout Muslim woman will not sit at the same table with her husband and his friends, as she usually stays in the women's half of the house throughout the day, where she eats.

According to Islamic laws, women cannot walk around the city unaccompanied, they never enter establishments intended for men (all kinds of tea shops, cafes, etc.). A true Muslim woman possesses such virtues as chastity, purity, piety, modesty, and tries to control not only her behavior, but also her thoughts.