If asked for your perspective of Islam's treatment of women, what would you say? How would you explain Western feminism? Many Westerners believe that Islamic teachings are anti-woman, when the truth is that the religion gave many rights to women centuries before the rest of the world, including education, ownership and control of property, inheritance, and freedom of expression. Many Muslims believe that Western feminism is mostly the promotion of vulgarity and immorality, but it is actually an ongoing movement in pursuit of equal rights between genders. In Women, Feminism, and Islam, Adeel Zeerak provides secular and Islamic explorations of women's roles in society, exploitation, and rights. He discusses why gender equity is a better term to use than gender equality, differentiates the terms liberation and debauchery for people, and details how anti-women practices found in some Muslim regions are not at all related to Islam. This compelling discourse breaks down the wall of assumptions and stereotypes, through balanced, research-based discussion that is both enlightening and educational. By its end, you may find yourself wondering what other misperceptions are clouding your views and judgments of the rest of the diverse world population.