Women's oppression, suppression and repression in Islam - A total blocade to their leadership quest

Abstract
In Islam there is no distinction or separation between the
sacred and the secular. For Muslims, Islam covers every
aspect of life: religion and society. Even the minutest details of
public and private life are ventured to, such as the family,
business, food, personal etiquette and hygiene. As a result
Islam has its prying eyes targeted into the private and public
life of her members, especially the life of her female members.
A study of the three major sources of Islam: The Koran,
The Hadith, and their biological, legal and theological
interpretations shows that Islam was very much influenced by
the patriarchal Arabian culture. Inspite of the efforts by Islam
to reform the sexist tendencies in this culture, her best efforts
have been seen to be hardly good enough for women