The Prophet Muhammad said that woman is crooked; it is impossible to straighten her, so one must obtain benefit from her through cunning. Like all other people, women too should be judged not on the basis of gender, but on the basis of their individual character and deeds. It is important to acknowledge that in almost all religions, prejudice and discrimination against women have been widespread throughout history, which has led human society toward a reactionary system that is completely contrary to people's fundamental human rights, and at the same time extremely humiliating and degrading for women.

"Women are crooked or devious" — this belief is not only baseless, it propagates harmful stereotypes that contribute to discrimination, harassment, and violence against women. It creates the idea among ordinary people that women are inherently untrustworthy, that they are liars, and that they have a devious nature. Such beliefs, or the sayings of religious texts, present women as different from men and often present men as a higher class of people in society, which makes it even harder for women to succeed in various spheres of life. Moreover, this stereotype is based on the false notion that women are somehow naturally different from men, which is not supported by scientific evidence. Differences among individuals arise from their intellect, abilities, experiences, personality, and environment — not from their gender. It is important to challenge such baseless assumptions and promote gender equality.

At the same time, it is extremely important to reject harmful stereotypes and prejudices, including the belief that "women are crooked or devious." Instead, we should strive to promote inclusion, respect, and equal opportunity for all individuals regardless of gender. In this way, we can build a more just and equitable society, free from discrimination and prejudice. Let us read the hadiths (( Sahih Muslim, Islamic Foundation, Hadith: 3513 )) (( Sahih Muslim, Volume 3, Page 418 )) -

Sahih Muslim (IF)
Chapter: 18/ Breastfeeding
Section: 9. Advising concerning women
3513. Haramalah ibn Yahya (RA) ... narrated from Abu Hurayrah (RA). He said, the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) said: Woman is like a rib bone (crooked). When you go to straighten her, you will break her; and with the crookedness left in her, you will obtain benefit from her.
Zuhayr ibn Harb and Abd ibn Humayd (RA) ... (the nephew of Zuhri on the authority of his uncle Zuhri) (like the above chain) narrated the identical report on the authority of Ibn Shihab (RA).
Hadith grade: Sahih (Authentic)