Examining the status of consultation with women in the Qur'an and hadiths with emphasis on the interpretations of contemporary commentators

Consultation in the religion of Islam and the biography of the Imams (as) is of special importance. The Holy Qur'an advises Muslims to consult in personal, family and social affairs, and considers consulting as one of the prominent characteristics of Muslims, and warns them against the tyranny of opinion. In this article, the dimensions of consultation in the Qur'an and the narrations of the Infallibles (AS) from the point of view of contemporary commentators of the two sects (Rashid Reza in Al-Manar and Sayyid Qutb in Fi Zelal Al-Quran from contemporary Sunni commentators and Allameh Tabatabai in Al-Mizan It is studied by descriptive-analytical and comparative methods and deals with the position of consultation in Islam and examines the narrations forbidding consultation with women. In this regard, it has been concluded that from both points of view in Islam, consultation with women, like men, is approved if they have the opinion, experience and piety in the matters being consulted, and the narrations forbidding consultation are not absolute and special cases And the order to consult does not include items that have a text and ruling in the Qur'an.