Women can pray...Women can recite the Quran.... all are agreed on this.
There is not agreement on this if you read the two links I provided with quotes from Muslim scholars.
For instance, Muhammad said:
In a letter to ‘Amr ibn Hazm, the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) told the people of Yemen: “No one should touch the Qur’aan except one who is taahir (pure).”
According to the Koran and sayings of Muhammad, menstruating women are in a state of ritual impurity.
Therefore, they are not allowed to touch the Koran based on the above hadith.
Even your own article admits that its opinion is in the minority:
There is NO evidence whatsoever that says that a woman who is in her periods or a woman who is having post-natal bleeding that she can not touch the Quran. This is a minority opinion, however it is the strongest opinion.
Of course, the evidence is clear based on Muhammad's saying in the sahih hadith I provided and which the early Islamic scholars accepted as genuine in their writings.
Some women/scholars say women shouldn't touch the Quran physically, but not all Scholars/Women agree with this interpretation/teaching.
Nice manipulation. Actually *most* say this.
This is similar to your manipulation of the words 'excused' and 'prohibited'.
And no, I don't see the logic in *prohibiting* a woman who is menstruating from performing her prayer at the Mosque - especially since you now say she can pray at home just fine, so your excuses are hardly convincing.
Needless to say, women in other religions can pray just fine. You're grasping at pathetic excuses to justify your 7th century misogynist beliefs. So much for 'logic'.