Language as a social practice shapes the identities of social actors. Furthermore, language can create imbalanced power relationships among them. The relationship between men and women in Iraq is imbalanced as the man manipulates the woman. Thus, a submissive identity is imposed on the woman, and her voice is silenced. Our community claims that the issue of gender inequality originated in, or is supported by Islam. By applying critical discourse analysis (CDA) techniques, this study aims to linguistically investigate whether Islam discriminates between men and women or not and will explore how power relationships are related to gender discourse in the Qur’an, which is the main component that reflects and reinforces the social structure and ideologies of Muslims life.