South Asian Studies, Vol 32, No 2 (2017)

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Position of Women in Iran: An Analysis of Pre and Post Islamic Revolution 1979

Sadia Rafique, Prof. Dr. Khalid Manzoor Butt

Abstract


Socio, economic and political involvement of women as half of the total populace is important to reinforce society and state. In every sphere of life, women have been found under-represented one way or the other. The women of Iran are not exempted from this. This paper evaluates women‟s position in two different periods in the history of Iran, i.e., during the rule of the Pahlavi Dynasty, and during the period of the post Islamic Republic. The objective of the paper is, first, to highlight the treatment meted out to women in Iran and shed light on various spheres of social life while comparing the two periods. Secondly, to examine factors that have affected the position of women in Iran

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