Abstract

Resistance economy is a strategy for enhancing society's economic resilience against crises, sanctions, and war. One of the most important arenas for realizing this approach is the family institution, where consumption patterns, resource management methods, and economic attitudes are formed. In this context, women, as managers of many domestic affairs, play a significant role in organizing family economy. This research aims to examine women's role in managing the resistance economy of the family during the Ramadan War. The research method is descriptive-analytical, based on library resources. Findings indicate that during this period, women, through consumption management, frugality, promotion of home production, and economic education of children, have been able to reduce economic pressures and maintain family stability. Furthermore, proper economic management in the family can prevent many economic and social problems and provide the ground for greater family resilience against economic crises. The results suggest that sound economic management in the family, particularly when women are at its center, can play a significant role in reducing economic and social damages.

Keywords: Resistance Economy, Women, Family, Ramadan War, Consumption Management