In our series on Controversial Issues related to women, we’ve come to our final topic of discussion – Leadership. How does Islam approach the idea of female leadership in societies? If Islam supports female leadership, then why are they not allowed to lead prayer congregations? To discuss these questions and more, we sit down with Dr. Shabir Ally.
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