refuting misconceptions:1-women in Islam

[Paul the Human]

1-judgement in sight of Allah:

Okay, so essentially your holy book says that as long as a person follows the rules of that book, your god will allow them into heaven. No religion based reason for the way women are treated here.

2-woman as a mother:

The book says that the god commands you to honor thy mother. This does not show how mothers are or are not treated, as women, by the Islamic society.

3-woman as a wife:

Again, there is nowhere in your book (you say) that says a woman should be treated harshly by her husband, but that verse you quoted does not show us how woman are treated by Islamic society.

4-when getting married:

Does this actually hold true in Islamic society? It still seems that your book has a lot of rules about women. Odd.

5-inheritance:

This sounds about the same as inheritance anywhere. And this is the first time you haven’t simply quoted your book. This time you talked about society.

5-women and law:

This would vary pretty greatly from nation to nation, I’d imagine.

6-covering her body(hijab):

Doesn’t this vary from sect to sect?