'Feminism in Mariah by Che Husna Azahari'

'Mariah by Che Husna Azahari is a little story just about a tall, well- proportioned and sightly widow named Mariah who stayed in a diminutive village t take inship of Molo, Kelantan. She was a nasi seller and her nasi belauk was famous among the villagers, oddly men. The villages men drive in to visit Mariahs stall because instead of enjoying her nasi belauk, they really heat to watch Mariah. She was regarded as a curse by the women in the village because their husbands unatt reverseed their home training and pursue to Mariahs Kedai Merpati for her nasi belauk. In the village, imaum was the guardian of substitute and propriety and hatchet man of stringent mores. imaums wife, Cik yam was a good, docile and with good culinary and housekeeping skills wife. sensation day, when Imam apothegm Mariah, he was transported sustain into his youth duration and remembering his quondam(prenominal) love when he was studying in Pattani. At the end of the story, Imam knelt and asked for Cik yams leave to marry Mariah as second wife. change surface Cik Yam was heartbreaking, just because she loves him, she allowed him to marry Mariah.\nIn Mariah by Che Husna Azahari, womens lib phenomena dismiss be seen everywhere, especially Muslim feminism. The term Islamic feminism do its appearance in the world and in various contexts in 1990s. (J. Crétois, 2013). In many Muslims families, the wives atomic number 18 often brink by the rules and regulations of Islam that they do not seduce full accountability on their own husbands. According to Dr. Margot Badran, a graduate of al-Azhar University and Oxford University, she defines Islamic feminism as a libber discourse which promotes grammatical gender equality and sociable justice inwardly Islamic exemplar in the state, cultured institutions and everyday life. In Mariah, gender theatrical role fulfillment, stereotyping and oppression towards women in polygamy system phenomena can be prepare easily. Cik Yam was an almost-perfect wife who took good guard of her family, had good culinary and housekeepi... '