Islam raised the status of motherhood, affording it a position of high-esteem within society, and ascribing immense value to the role of women as home-makers, and primary care-takers and nurturers of children. Numerous Islamic texts assigned great rewards to marriage and the bearing of many children, and described the preferential treatment that mothers deserve from their children.

Islam becomes the religion which Allah has accepted for His servants, so its provisions organized their lives and guided them. It took care of all the great and small matters and provided treatments for all the problems that beset the human in his family and in his community,

Man is sociable by nature; that is, he cannot live alone. Allah (swt) has created man with a certain nature (fitra) that requires him to satisfy his organic needs and instincts. This is similar in both men and women. Allah made them live in a single society and made the survival of the human species depends on their meeting and the procreation instinct.

The family unit, which is dominated by love, cohesion and harmony, seems united from the outside, but it is disunited from the inside, held together by the walls of the house or the dining table; a house in which one lives as a stranger among others and does not share his private concerns and problems! The disintegration has hit the family members and tore them