Islamic Azad University, Tehran – Iran.

Abstract: Women’s Reading of the Quran written by AsmaBarlas is one of the fourteenth articles in Cambridge Companion to the Quran edited by MC Ayliff, the head editor of Encyclopedia of the Quran in which the author and her colleagues ’ thoughts are presented about the modern methods in Quran exegesis. Barlas has criticized the Islamic exegesis in its methodological ground and also considered the linear atomistic approach based on traditions which prevents the Quran structural coherence and thematic as the factors of the manifestation of wrong interpretations in the realm of women’s issues.On the other hand, she has considered no hermeneutic interpretation of the Qurans the reason of stopping at the laws allocated to the Prophet’s time and the law of veil as something which has been cancelled by the time. Although in some cases like the first sin and believing in Eve’s fault as the main cause of human’s fall cause the manifestation of the rudimentary culture in this regard and leads to rudimentary presuppositions containing male’s privilege and also relying on these presuppositions with reliance on the wrong traditions and non attention to the Quern cohesion cause the wrong interpretation of the Quran in women’s affairs but it is not something general, furthermore, the main condition for the Quran questioning in addition to the current necessities is non-forcing presuppositions and tastes, following the principles of the Quran understanding and the sound interpretational methods which one of them is enjoying the correct traditions and also detecting the philosophy of revealed laws in the Quran