The Working Woman
The Working Woman
God gave Adam to work in the Garden, and the woman was created as a helper for him. Therefore, there is no doubt that she worked with him from the time she was created.
The working woman feels her personality:
She feels that she is a being in society who has value…
A man’s idea about her is not confined to the sexual aspect, for he sees in her activity in every field, and even excellence in the realm of knowledge. Thus his respect for her increases, and his perception of her becomes purified.
The working woman qualifies herself for work through culture and education.
Thus the culture of the woman progressed along with the open field before her in work. Through culture she became an accepted social personality, able to converse with her husband on various subjects. She is no longer the creature who speaks only about household management…
Through work, the woman moved away from trivial conversations:
She used to have no conversation except with her neighbors, about people’s affairs or about trivial matters. But now she has found what occupies her, broadens her understanding, and elevates the level of her conversations.
The working woman is more respected by her children:
They see her, in many matters, as more knowledgeable, understanding, and experienced in life than they are. She is able to read what they read, and even more, and sometimes she can explain their lessons to them. Her experience is no longer limited to household management. From this, her children’s respect for her has increased.
The working woman serves her country:
At certain times, a very large number of men were in the army, and the woman bore the greater burden in civil work, filling this gap in serving her country.
The working woman assists her husband economically:
She shares with him the burden of household expenses, or at least she does not feel that she is a burden to him in her personal expenses. And if she becomes widowed, the household does not collapse.
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