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<span>The
Quran banned female infanticide, gave women the right to own property
and granted them rights of inheritance. It also allowed men to have
sexual relations with consenting female slaves, but any children born of
these unions were free, as was the mother once her owner died.
2.As
the Arab Empire grew in size, the position of women became more limited.
Women started to pray at home instead of in the mosque, and veiling and
seclusion of women became standard practice among the upper and ruling
classes. Other signs of tightening patriarchy, such as "honor killing"
of women by their male relatives for violating sexual taboos which
derived from local cultures, with no sanction in the Quran or Islamic
law.
3.The Sufi practice of mystical union with God allowed a greater role for women than did mainstream Islam.
4.Islamic
education, either in the home or in Quranic schools, allowed some women
to become literate and a few to achieve higher levels of learning.</span>
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Answer:
The significance of counselor rights, as well as responsibility obligations, are described throughout the section described.
Explanation:
- Employee duties and obligations are necessary to ensure that only certain workers are brought to the attention of what they're doing for themselves instead of peers and facilitate a secure and stable work atmosphere. Benefits, environmental laws, hygiene laws, utilization protective equipment, etc. should be included in those rights and duties.
- Reconstruct the significance and influence of results and fairness of care as they apply to consumers, clinicians, as well as third-party payers. Including how the efficacy of counsellors effects clinical success and transparency in the study.