This course invites students to embark on a comprehensive exploration of Women and Scholarship in Islam, delving into the rich tapestry of diverse experiences, contributions, and achievements of women across different periods and regions of Islamic history. Students traverse the annals of time, starting from the era of the companions and extending to contemporary contexts, to unravel the multifaceted roles and impact of Muslim women as scholars and leaders. The journey unfolds with an insightful study of the portrayal of women in the Qurʾan and the Sunnah, offering a foundational understanding of the spiritual landscape. Students immerse themselves in the lives of female companions of Prophet Muhammad, exploring how their concerns and perspectives influenced the early Muslim community's spiritual development. As the course progresses, students engage in a nuanced examination of the pivotal roles played by Muslim women in shaping religious discourses and institutions. Delving into the complexities of diverse societies, they discuss the challenges faced by women in fulfilling their spiritual needs. Topics include Muslim women's profound insights into faith and spirituality, the dynamics of gender segregation, the symbolism of the hijab, spiritual empowerment, and the intricate spiritual dimensions of various life experiences such as marriage, celibacy, motherhood, childlessness, intimacy, and addressing issues like abuse. Throughout the course, students gain a holistic understanding of the multifaceted nature of Muslim women's contributions to scholarship and leadership, fostering a profound appreciation for their enduring impact on lives, minds, and society.