Islamic feminism is a movement that seeks to address gender inequality within the framework of Islam. It emphasizes the interpretation of Quran and Hadith in ways that promote women's rights and empowerment. Advocates argue that many traditional views on gender roles are cultural rather than religious, and they strive to reclaim a more equitable understanding of Islamic teachings. This movement often combines religious beliefs with feminist principles, aiming to create a space for women in both public and private spheres. Islamic feminists work to challenge patriarchal interpretations and advocate for social justice, education, and legal rights for women in Muslim communities worldwide.