Femininity and masculinity are complex social constructs that have evolved over time, shaped by different cultures, religions, and ideologies. These constructs define what is considered "appropriate" behavior, roles, and attributes for men and women in society.

Umar ibn al-Khattab (ra) said,   “No one has spoken truthfully to me since I was given this responsibility as Rabi' bin Ziyad did.” The city of the Messenger of Allah (saw) continues to soothe its sorrows over the loss of Abu Bakr al-Siddiq (ra). Every day, delegations from various regions arrive in the city to pledge allegiance to his successor, Umar ibn al-Khattab (ra), for obedience in times of ease…

In al-Tafsir Al-Wasit, it is mentioned: These noble verses, with which Allah, the Exalted, concluded Surah Al-Anfal, clarified that the believers during the prophetic era were divided into groups and mentioned the ruling for each group....