A Seminary Teacher in Europe Used the Charm of Women for the Depressed

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A Seminary Teacher in Europe Used the Charm of Women for the Depressed

A seminary professor in Europe utilized the allure of women for the depressed.

Shojaei, a seminary professor from Hormozgan, stated that 100 years ago, women in Europe had complete coverage.

After the World War, European politicians devised a plan for women to play the role of attraction and allure for the depressed people.

The societal view of women before Islam was as commodities without personality, but after Islam, the Prophet considered a special status for the personality of women to the extent that during the early Islamic period, schools were established where women engaged in education and learning sciences.

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