The Role of Women in Islamic Society during the Abbasid Era

Authors

  • Aghila Ali Mohammed Department of History, Faculty of Education – Al-Qusi’ah, Azzaytuna University, Libya
  • Salma Abu Al- Nasser Abu Raqia Department of History, Faculty of Education – Al-Qusi’ah, Azzaytuna University, Libya

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.65417/ljcas.v4i1.316

Keywords:

Abbasid Era, Islamic Society, Political Influence, Economic Role, Social Structure

Abstract

This research examines the vital role women played in shaping Islamic society during the Abbasid era, as they emerged as an active element in various fields that contributed to building the cultural renaissance of that period. The research focuses on exploring the social, economic, and political roles played by women, highlighting their contributions to promoting social stability and scientific and economic progress. On the social side, women were a fundamental pillar in raising generations according to Islamic values, which contributed to building cohesive families that supported society. On the political level, some women had a direct influence on decision-making through their relationships with leaders and politicians, in addition to their participation in charitable initiatives that contributed to addressing poverty issues and strengthening social solidarity. The research also aims to document these important contributions and provide a comprehensive analysis of the role of women in the Abbasid era, emphasizing their importance as a fundamental element in the development of Islamic society during that era.

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Published

2026-04-05

Issue

Section

Branch of Humanities and Social Sciences

How to Cite

Aghila Ali Mohammed, & Salma Abu Al- Nasser Abu Raqia. (2026). The Role of Women in Islamic Society during the Abbasid Era. Libyan Journal of Contemporary Academic Studies, 4(1), 412-423. https://doi.org/10.65417/ljcas.v4i1.316