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The article criticizes the prevalent stereotypical image of women in Islam, which portrays them as symbols of weakness and submission. It focuses on the historical and real-life experiences of Moroccan women. It reveals that many of the values promoted, such as dignity and honor, did not exist in the lives of women in the past when they suffered from poverty, injustice, and hard labor. It emphasizes that women today continue to struggle for financial independence and education after enduring marginalization and humiliation, and that the idealized image in tradition is merely a myth that separates harsh reality from fantasy. The article calls for a reevaluation of women's status in society and urges moving away from unrealistic stereotypes.
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