Ibn Fadlan's Source Or The Other Arab-Islam Sources
Whether Ibn fadlan’s source or the other Arab-Islamic sources, such as Abd al-Jabbar, reflected the others as a reciprocal threat to the community, women were subjects in getting attacked by those scholars. In the Arabo-Islamic sources Byzantine women were only situated in two common categories, either portraying her as a prostitute roaming in public areas or commendable keeping to her private space and spending her time in spinning. This, in fact, it's due to the vice verse convention attributed by the Arab-Islamic societies where women spent their daily activities in private-segregate areas from the eyes of the public, though. Women in the Byzantine empire employed to act publicly ( a casual habit) throughout the streets, markets, and in