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Islam is a significant and crucial monotheistic religion in the world. The religion protected gender equality and women's rights in all aspects of their lives. According to the Oxford Dictionary, "women's right" means "Rights that promote social and legal equality of women with Men". Islam guarantees equal rights to men and women, and there is no discrimination between them. You could think that women's rights in Islam are being suppressed. Muslims comprise about 20 to 25 percent of the world's population today. Some Muslim communities adhere closely to Islamic teachings. At the same time, some are pretty distant from Islamic beliefs. So, if someone wants to evaluate women's rights in Islam, they shouldn't estimate it based on what Muslims or the Muslim community do. They should judge it based on the authentic sources of Islam. The Quran and the Authentic Hadith are trustworthy sources of Islam. The Quran is the last and final revelation of God. The Authentic Hadith is the teachings of Prophet Muhammad, the final messenger of Islam. The Prophet's narrations speak of women with praise and respect. Prophet Muhammad once said: "The world and all things in it are precious, and the most precious thing in the world is a virtuous woman" (Ahmad and Muslim). So, women's rights in Islam should be based on the Quran and authentic hadith. Based on the above-mentioned accurate sources, I have broadly divided women's rights in Islam into six broad headings: the spiritual rights of women in Islam, the economic rights of women in Islam, the social rights of women in Islam, the educational rights of the women in Islam, the legal rights of the women Islam and the political rights of the women in Islam.