Women: A divine manifestation…
Sufaya Yousf
Women is a beautiful word that means an adult female person. A woman is the bedrock of a family. A woman is a person who sacrifices everything only for the well being of their family. A woman plays different roles in her life like when she was born she became someone’s daughter and someone’s sister and after that, she got married and she became someone’s wife and someone’s mother when she became a mother in law. A woman is a complete package of different roles.
Women are like flowers that are delicate in appearance but full of fragrance. She is a flower that spreads the fragrance of love and care in the atmosphere and makes it more beautiful. She makes her house a garden of heaven with her love and care. She fulfills everyone’s wishes in her family and never thinks of her own. She is the most precious blessing of the Almighty in the shape of mother, sister and daughter.
Every religion present in this world whether it is Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity gives women a special place, considers them a blessing for them. In Hinduism woman is worshipped, in Islam, a woman has given a special status. God has put heaven under her feet. A woman is like a rose, soft, delicate by appearance but can change the whole atmosphere by her fragrance and a man is like a thorn for that rose, he is a protector for her like of that thorn. A man is a protector of women.
According to Swami Vivekanand: “A nation’s character is judged by the way it treats its women”
A woman deserves special treatment because she is never fed up by caring for her family, by spreading love. A woman is soft and delicate by physical appearance but she is strong enough mentally that she can achieve any heights.
Women are perfectly capable of learning whatever is taught to them. No nation can progress without its women progressing first. Women as mothers are the highest ideal of womanhood. The mother is always honored far above even the father because of the tremendous significance of her role in the family and society.
The mother is the very anchor, the bedrock, and the foundation of the family. The position of the mother is the highest in the world, as it is the one place in which to learn and exercise the greatest unselfishness. The love of God is the only love that is higher than a mother’s love; all others are lower.
A mother is the highest form of divinity. There is no teacher like one’s mother. A mother is the one who never complains when she carries us for months firstly in her womb and then in her lap. She never complains when she loses the taste of food when she undergoes severe labor pain to deliver us. She showered her selfless love and compassion on her children, sacrificed personal comfort for their well-being. The mother is the ideal of love; she rules over the family and owns it.
The basic notions of purity, chastity, self-sacrifice and spiritual union with the husband are the characteristics of an ideal wife. A woman leaves everything behind even her parents, her own house, siblings everything only to take care of her husband’s family. A wife supports her husband in every bad situation for his upliftment.
She never complains, but she simply obeys, not because she is weak but because she is strong to bear all the hurdles. She readily submitted to her husband’s will. A husband and a wife were spiritually united. When one suffers they both suffer implicitly.
When two people are married, an eternal bond is formed between the partners, founded on genuine, spiritual communion. The individual selves meld into a single self. This is what is meant by chastity, which is the bedrock of the spiritual union that is celebrated in marriage. When a woman marries a man, his family comes with him. She serves them as if they are her parents. At the same time, it is the husband’s responsibility to provide complete care and protection for his wife, to the best of his ability, and with a loving heart.
Not only as a mother and as a wife but a woman fits its very role. She is a blessing of God. She deserves every comfort and luxury because she sacrifices her comfort for her family. She deserves respect in everyone’s heart. She deserves protection and cares like that flower. Respect women because she is the one who gives birth and nurtures you. Society needs to nurture its women, care for them, educate them, and honor them throughout their lives. The society that honors its women honors itself.
(The author is a student. She has graduated from Jamia Tul Bannat)
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