Status of Women Under Islamic Law : And Under Modern Arab Islamic LegislationMarriage. 5) The iddat. 6) Parentage. 7) Fosterage and custody. |
Contents
Marriage | 3 |
Permanent Temporary and Muta Marriage | 16 |
Marriage Formalities | 28 |
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The Status of Women Under Islamic Law and Under Modern Islamic Legislation Jamal J. Nasir No preview available - 1994 |
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Abu Zahra according adopted agnate Al-Hilli Algerian Law apply Arab Baqara betrothal child condition consanguine consent consummation or valid court death deemed defect dissolution of marriage Druze effect entitled expressly father female forthwith fosterage grounds guardian guardianship hadina Hanafis Hanbalis husband iddat impediment infant inheritance injury Iraq Iraqi Law irregular marriage irrevocable divorce irrevocable repudiation Islamic Law Ithna-Asharis Jaafaris Jordan Jordanian Law judge shall order jurists khula Kuwaiti Law Law rules Laws of Syria legislator Malikis married maternal aunt matrimonial home menstruation modern Arab Moroccan Law Morocco mother Muslim muta marriage non-Muslim order a divorce parties paternal pay maintenance Personal Status polygamy prohibited degree Quranic ruling Quranic verse revocable right to maintenance Shafiis Sharia provisions Shias specified dower spouses Status Law stipulated suckling Sunni Syrian Law Talaq thereof Tunisian Law unless valid marriage contract valid retirement void waqf ward whole dower wife wife's woman women Youssof