Al-Ramied: PM Office not responsible for woman statement
Former Minister of Justice and Freedoms, Mustapha Ramid, commented on the issue of women taking on authority and public affairs. He examined from a religious perspective that there is a disagreement regarding the generalization of the Prophet's hadith "Women will not succeed if they are in charge of the affairs," citing the story of the Queen of Sheba, which demonstrates her wisdom and governance. He also noted that some jurists believe that women have the right to hold public positions except for the highest authority, the caliphate. Additionally, he considered that Morocco's constitutional framework emphasizes competence and gender equality, with the exception of the presidency, which is linked to the throne. He emphasized that the constitutional system enshrines the principle of equality between men and women in public affairs, except in matters related to the succession to the throne.
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