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Women and culture
There are several perspectives that exist within different religions. Some of them hold women on equal positions, promoting equality amongst the 2 seslxes, while some others rooted into patriarchy oppress women and diminish their rights. At a glance it may look like that women enjoy the sameRead more
There are several perspectives that exist within different religions. Some of them hold women on equal positions, promoting equality amongst the 2 seslxes, while some others rooted into patriarchy oppress women and diminish their rights.
At a glance it may look like that women enjoy the same rights and place as men in religion. However, the truth is far from reality. No major religion has allowed women to have their own authority and pursue spirituality. Long standing cultural and religious practices have sidelined women, by fostering an environment of power for men.
When a new religion takes birth or existing religions expand their reach, it is women that teach, preach, and educate people about it. As religions expand, women remain at the forefront, however, they lose some authority and power. These women find themselves pressed under the thumbs of patriarchal belief.
In Indian culture and religion women have always played an essential role. As it can be seen women hold a certain amount. However, after Islamic invasions and colonialism, the status of women has declined in society.