Abstract


In the Islamic system, woman, with her vital role in affection, education, and wisdom, is a key factor in strengthening family resilience, particularly in critical conditions such as war. The significance of this role is amplified by the psychological, economic, and social pressures of the Ramadan War. The main question is how women, relying on religious and spiritual values, can preserve family cohesion and stability under war and crisis. This article aims to elucidate women's role in enhancing family resilience during wartime, specifically the Ramadan War. Using a descriptive-analytical method and library resources, findings show that women through commitment to the Guardianship of the Jurist, fostering a spirit of martyrdom, patience, narrating war experiences, nurturing the next generation, and social participation play a significant role in reinforcing hope, reducing anxiety, and establishing psychological security among family members, thereby increasing family resilience in wartime.


Keywords: Family Resilience,Ramadan War, Critical Conditions, Women's Role, Spirituality, Guardianship of the Jurist