In the religion of Islam, women are equal to men in the principle of creation, in religious duties, in the acquisition of knowledge, in the right to possess and occupy, in bearing and accepting human responsibilities and dignity, and no woman or man is superior to another. Among the efforts of Ali (pbuh), it was to restore the forgotten norms and values to the society during the life of the Prophet, which included respecting women and honoring their position in the center of the family and society, which even in the last moments of his life Mubarakshan has also mentioned this issue. For example, Hazrat Khadijah (PBUH) who helped the Prophet of Islam a lot both materially and spiritually. Among all these women is Fatima Zahra (pbuh), who in addition to writing and memorizing the Qur'an, had knowledge of all of them and the teachings and interpretations of the Holy Qur'an, Zainab Kobri, the daughter of Ali (pbuh), who exposed the crimes of the Umayyads with her exciting speeches. did Women such as Ayesha, Umm Hafsa, Umm Salma and Umm Warqa, the daughter of Abdullah bin Harith Ansari, who were reciters and memorizers of the Quran. After the age of the Prophet, the restrictions to carry out Quranic activities were gradually intensified. With the analytical-descriptive method, we come to the conclusion that Islam has given great importance to women's scientific activities and has no restrictions on women's social and scientific activities.