It is for these reasons that women enjoy special status in education. Women have the power to influence social values and, therefore, must strive to increase their potential in accordance with moral values. The Islamic government is committed to the provision of all necessary means, including appropriate legislation, to enhance women's scientific, educational, social and political capacities in order to enable women to have intellectual, logical and moral participation in the progress of society. Obviously, one's behavior and the dress one wears is a reflection of one's beliefs and the set of values a person holds. In summary, we conclude that Islam emphasizes equality and not unqualified similarity of treatment of men and women and it has foreseen a special status for women in order to protect their rights unequivocally.
Woman is the symbol of divine beauty.
She emanates mercy and kindness and with the help of these serene qualities establishes a good, stable family. Therefore, the integrity of the family rests with the woman. As long as the basis of benevolence has not been formed between the members of the family, the greater human society will never be based on co-operation, mutual understanding and friendship. The crucial element that maintains forgiveness, kindness and sacrifice in the family is the mother, who strengthens the bonds between the family members and educates and trains the children in a healthy, united environment. Whoever disrupts and unravels these family bonds shall be deprived of divine benevolence.