Books The Ideal Muslimah: The True Islamic Personality of the Muslim Woman as Defined in the Qur an and Sunnah  by Muhammad Ali Hashimi (Author), Nasiruddin al-Khattab (Translator)

• Spiritual Foundation: The book places a strong emphasis on the Muslim woman's relationship with Allah as the core of her life. Faith, worship, and sincerity in obedience to Allah and His Messenger form the basis for her identity and actions.​
• Self-Care and Personal Development: It addresses the holistic care of the body, mind, and soul. This includes guidelines on hygiene, appearance within Islamic rules, pursuit of knowledge, and spiritual purification, emphasizing that a Muslim woman should cultivate moral excellence and self-respect.​
• Family and Social Roles: The book details the woman’s diverse roles—as daughter, wife, mother, friend—and her responsibilities within these relationships. It highlights respect and kindness towards parents, fulfilling marital duties, nurturing children, and maintaining harmony with extended family, neighbors, and society.​
• Morality and Modesty: The Muslimah's lifestyle is characterized by modesty, chastity, and dignity. She is portrayed as a figure of moral excellence, proud of her faith, and committed to living in accordance with Islamic ethics despite societal pressures.​
• Education and Empowerment: A notable point is the emphasis on continuous learning—both religious and secular knowledge—as a duty that empowers women to contribute meaningfully to society while maintaining Islamic values.​
• Contrast to Western Values: The book contrasts the elevated status and protective values for women in Islam with what the author sees as the moral challenges posed by some Western societies, advocating for adherence to Islamic principles as a source of dignity and honor for women

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