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Al-Ramid Discusses Legal Dispute and Queen of Sheba in Al-Mansouri Case
The article focused on the discussion surrounding women's assumption of public office in Morocco, especially following the appointment of Fatima-Zahra Marcoor as Prime Minister in accordance with Article 47 of the Constitution. Former Justice and Development Party leader, Mustafa Ramid, noted that the issue of women leading is linked to varying Islamic legal opinions, recalling the story of the Queen of Sheba who ruled with wisdom and prudence. This suggests that the prophetic saying: "The people will not succeed if they entrust their affairs to a woman," should not be understood in a general and absolute sense, but rather in its historical context. Ramid emphasized that the Moroccan political system differs from the conventional concept of guardianship, and that the Prime Minister's position is based on competence, not gender discrimination. He also underscored the importance of respecting the distinct roles of the head of state and the relationship women have with the public sphere, highlighting the need for balanced participation between men and women in managing public affairs.
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