Do women make good leaders?

[Basra]

Britain as a colonial power wouldn't have existed without Elizabeth and of course her advisors are men but at the end of the day she decided to wage war. My point was women aren't any better than men rather they fall more easily to pear pressure like queens generally did when there male advisors told them to do things.

British being colonial is not a bad thing for me. They civilized people, and yes they stole from them- but nothing comes easy. Ask the Chinese now, its their turn to steal

 

[NinWero]

Yes, there has been great female leaders in history. So the answer to your question is yes.

 

[Cognitive]

Neither sex is innately incompetent. Upbringing and education are the deciding factors.
For East Asia however, it seems like everyone is incompetent. Guess this regions needs another bloody reformation.

 

[bluebird]

No the female mind can’t handle that level of power and will always get corrupted. There’s a reason female leaders are usually crazy tyrants like araweelo

its not that women cant handle power, more like men don't respect women, so a woman can never lead a nation of men. women actually have better leadership traits (I mean better qualities for a leader to have)

 

[Dooyo]

I can't stand male managers. They often are condescending, rude and overly demanding. None of my female managers/supervisors have been this way. Women do indeed possess better leaderships skills. However, they frequently will not receive full respect from their male subordinates.

 

[Basra]

I can't stand male managers. They often are condensing, rude and overly demanding. None of my female managers/supervisors have been this way. Women do indeed possess better leaderships skills. However, they frequently will not receive full respect from their male subordinates.

Do u mean Condescend huuno? Condensing is physics and science.


U r right women leaders do not get respect from their inferiors

 

[maryan223]

 

[Jeghbamjdb]

She employed the Prophet s.a.w and he used her money to trade. I have never read your version in my life. Please provide references. Everywhere i've read from the Sealed nector and other books on the Seerah, i've never read that he was a business partner. They make it very clear that she employed agents to trade on her behalf

She was not his 'boss' as understood in modern terms. She just provided capital and he used his skills to earn profit and they shared in that profit.

He SAW, wasn't a contracted employee.

Having a business is different to rulership in Islam. A woman is obviously well within her rights to run and lead over something that she has built or inherited and cannot be compared to that of ruling a nation. So, i'm confused about the comparisons.

Never disagreed.

My issue was only with painting the prophet SAW as some employee of khadija ra, when in fact, they were trade partners.

 

[al-Mu'tamid المعتمد]

Allah has appointed men to be the maintainers of women. Therefore if a women becomes an ruler over men that means the men have failed to obey Allah's command to take authority. And what nation who disobeys Allah will ever succeed?

 

[Bass]

Women are naturally subservient so leading would be more in line for a man to do, it has to do with ingrained biological functions I guess..