The title of this paper is about women’s representation in parliament
on islamic perspective. This discussion aims to look beyond the
problem involvement of women in parliament, where the government
sets the rules of 30% representation of women in parliament, then
discuss in Islamic perspective. After conducting in-depth research
paper and analysis, the authors concluded 30% representation of
women in parliament is set formally in the constitution, while
according to Islamic perspective, rule of 30% representation of
women in parliament is not contrary to the principles of Islam as it
adheres to equality between men and women in leadership issues for
women are possessed quality and capability as a leader.
Keywords: Representation, quota, parliaement, Islam and gender