Makāna ‘Āisyah Raḏiyallāhu ‘Anhā Fī Al-Da’wati مكانة عائشة رضي الله عنها في الدعوة
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Da'wah is the most important religious obligation to get closer to Allah SWT. In Islam, women are not inferior to men in terms of knowledge and contribution to their religion, including in dakwah. However, the ratio between the number of dai and daiyah is still not balanced. This study focuses on possition of Sayyidah Aisyah in dakwah, because Aisyah's dakwah approach is very much needed by female da'i (da'iyah) in this era. The rules of this research use descriptive analysis techniques which are qualitative research literature studies using document analysis as the primary data collection method, al-Qur'an and al-Hadith. From the image of Aisyah radhiyallahu 'anha, many Muslims inherit knowledge from her from behind the hijab or from inside her house. He is a scholar, a role model who preaches in the way of Allah while still paying attention to his nature as a woman. Writing is one of the most appropriate and most important ways for women to dakwah, it can be done anytime and anywhere. Therefore, it is important to emphasize the need to strengthen the da'wah aspect of Muslim women, as well as inculcate Islamic values and education from an early age in official religious institutions.
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