In modern interpretations, the place of men and women in the creation of creation is examined with a different and more open perspective than traditional interpretations. These approaches emphasize the inherent equality and complementarity of men and women and believe that both sexes play an equal and complementary role in the system of creation. In contrast to traditional interpretations that sometimes emphasize the primacy of men or the subordinate role of women, modern interpretations consider men and women equal in terms of human value, rights, and duties and explain their place in an interactive relationship based on respect and justice. Also, in these views, the creation of men and women is a symbol of the diversity and evolution of God's creation, both of which are considered to be simultaneous, complementary, and necessary for the continuation of life and the socio-moral progress of humanity.

In this article, traditional interpretations that have been challenged by modernist movements regarding women, including feminists, and especially in the last century, have been disputed by modernist religious texts, have been scrutinized and researched, and the lack of difference in the status of women and men and the lack of superiority and superiority of men over women in the system of creation has been emphasized from the perspective of religious texts, especially the Holy Quran.