Gender Equality Argument: A Quranic Perspective presents a comprehensive study of the concept of gender equality from the perspective of the Qur’an. Through thematic interpretation, hermeneutic, semiotic, and socio-cultural approaches, the author seeks to uncover gender biases embedded in traditional religious understandings. This book explores Quranic gender-related terminology, analyzes the status of men and women in pre-Islamic Arabian society, and reviews various contemporary gender theories, including psychoanalytic, structural functionalism, conflict, feminist, and sociobiological theories.

The author highlights how social structures, patriarchal culture, and masculine interpretations of religious texts contribute to gender inequality. By critically engaging with classical exegesis methods and considering the historical and ecological context of the Arabian Peninsula, this work demonstrates that the Qur’an fundamentally promotes justice, partnership, and equality between men and women. This book serves as a significant contribution to the development of Qur’anic interpretation that is responsive to contemporary social issues, especially gender equality, and provides an initial foundation for further research in building a more gender-sensitive exegesis.