She wants to set up her own business to encourage women to work
Question

                I am a muslimwoman from the Netherlands. Nowadays the government is forcing woman to work outside their homes if they are payed with governmentmoney. I want to start my own business to motivate these muslimwoman and help them to start their own business instead of working in regular companies.Then at least they will be able to work from their homes and take care of the children instead of going out mixing etc.They can even employ other muslimwoman eventually. Is their any haram in this for me? I want to help them with an alternative and I have the best intention for the oumma. Please advise me?.
Praise be to Allah.If the business 
    will do permissible work, and will not be accompanied by anything haraam 
    such as taking a riba-based loan or free mixing, then there is nothing wrong 
    with that. If there is the hope that it will motivate Muslim women to start 
    their own businesses so that they will not have to go out and mix (with 
    men), then this is beneficial work and we hope that you will be rewarded by 
    Allaah for it. 
See question no.
    22397 for guidelines on 
    women’s work. 
In a fatwa issued 
    by the Standing Committee for Issuing Fatwas (13/16) it says: What is the 
    ruling on a woman working as a businesswoman, whether she travels or stays 
    at home? 
Answer: 
The basic principle is that 
    it is permissible for both men and woman to earn money and do business when 
    travelling and staying at home, because of the general meaning of the words 
    of Allaah (interpretation of the meaning):  “Allaah has permitted trading 
    and forbidden Riba”  [al-Baqarah 2:275] and the words of the Prophet 
     (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) when he was asked, What 
    earning is best? He said: “That which a man earns with his own hands, and 
    every transaction is blessed.” And it is proven that the early Muslim women 
    used to buy and sell with modesty and they avoided showing their beauty. But 
    if a woman’s doing business means that she will expose her beauty such as 
    the face that Allaah has forbidden her to show, or to her travelling without 
    a mahram, or mixing with non-mahram men in a way that it is feared will lead 
    to fitnah, then it is not permissible for her to do that, rather she should 
    refrain from that, because if the haraam thing that she has to do in order 
    to obtain something permissble. End quote. 
We ask Allaah to help and 
    guide you and to reward you for your intentions and your actions. 
And Allaah knows best.