In this representation, which statement is true regarding the status of women in Muslim culture?
a) Women were bound to obey judgments under the patriarchal structure of shari’a, but could also bear witness on behalf of themselves or other women.
b) Women in polygamous relationships could bring charges against their husband because this practice was outlawed by shari’a.
c) Women were considered to be property of their husbands under shari’a and, therefore, could not testify in proceedings or have custody over children.
d) Because divorce was prohibited under shari’a, a husband practicing polygamy could separate himself from an unwanted wife by selling her with the approval of the qadi
Answer: A
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