The Principle of the Necessity of Women’s Culture Being Zahra’i (Patterned after Fatima Zahra)

The article is about the personality and status of Hazrat Fatima Zahra (SA – Salamullah Alayha) in Islam and the “Kawthari culture.” This culture is introduced as a comprehensive model for life, womanhood, servitude (to God), family management, and support for Wilayah (Guardianship). Hazrat Fatima (SA) is not only an example of human and religious virtues but also a cultural symbol that, with characteristics such as removing injustices against women’s rights, promoting the family system, servitude to God, and defending Wilayah, can be considered a model for human and Islamic societies. Fatima Zahra (SA), in critical and cold (hostile) conditions, defended Imamate and Wilayah and, with her uprising, showed a courageous and enduring path. Finally, this article emphasizes that the Kawthari culture is beyond a policy; it is an art that plays a role in nurturing great, loyal, and committed personalities.