PURDAH, IT'S POSITION AND PRACTICE IN ISLAM, A STUDY OF TAMBUWAL LOCAL GOVERNMENT.

Student: Muzzamilu Shehu
Supervisor: Dr Rabiah Fodio Shehu
HOD: Prof Aminu Bala Abubakar
Department of Arabic/Islamic Studies
Arts
Sokoto State University, Sokoto, Sokoto State

Abstract

Abstract This study examines the concept of purdah (seclusion) in Islam, focusing on its position, practice, and impact on women’s lives in Tambuwal Local Government, Nigeria. The research explores the Islamic perspectives on purdah, its cultural interpretations, and how it influences women's participation in socio-economic activities.

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