The primary role for both Jewish and Muslim women is as a wife, mother and a keeper of the household. They are responsible to act as a safeguard for their husband and family, and should offer love and affection, consolidation and peace. The women should receive esteem and respect from all family members and her opinions remarks and suggestions should all be taken into account.

Jewish and Muslim women bear similar rights and obligations. Marriage in both religions is seen as a duty to be fulfilled by every Jewish and Muslim man and women. In Islam there must be a direct written proposal and acceptance of marriage from both man and women. They give their mutual consent willingly. The same gender equality in terms of marriage is applied in Judaism. In terms of divorce, a Jewish woman cannot as

The position of women in Judaism and Islam is discussed through many different opinions and views. The Women of these religions have been given certain rights along with certain disadvantages. Although some may feel that these women are oppressed by their religion, much of the discrimination against them has risen from today's society and foreign cultures. Jewish and Muslim women will always be considered inferior to men, as long as women in general continue to struggle to hold their place as equals in society.

The legal rights of women in Judaism and Islam are quite similar, but differ slightly on certain aspects. Both Muslim and Jewish women have the right to buy, sell and own property. Both are entitled to an education. Muslim women are encouraged to pursue an education. In ancient times both women and men attended Muhammeds lectures. Jewish women are not exempt from education although, Judaism considers the women's occupation to be the caretaker of the household, therefore education is not promoted for Jewish women. Women carry the same responsibilities as men in a criminal court of law. The issue bearing witness differs in the opinions of Judaism and Islam. The Quran has instructed the believers dealing with a financial transaction to get two male witnesses or one male and two females (2:282). However it is also true that the Quran accepts the testimony of women as equal to that of a man in other situations. On the other hand, women were not allowed to bear witness in early Jewish society . They cannot give evidence in rabbinical courts.

Today's Jewish and Muslim women are living a life more free than those of their ancestors due to the fact of increased general women's rights in our society. It is still debatable in some places whether or not women should wear the hijab out in public. Some young schoolgirls have even been discriminated against for wearing the hijab on a daily basis. Jewish women can still look fashionable while dressing modestly in their lengthened clothing. Today, in North America it is not so easy to spot the women of Judaism and Islam. They are integrated in society, are receiving secular and religious education, they hold jobs, have families and are devoted wives to their husbands, while still practicing their respective religions.

The organization of Jewish prayer as mentioned above, is similar to that of the Muslims. Muslim women are also not obligated to attend prayer services. If she decides to, she must stand in a separate line behind the men. This too can be seen as an attempt to prove that Muslim men are superior to women. Like Judaism though, it is just a means of organization and not a classi

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