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Islamic family law and justice for muslim women

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The book Islamic Family Law and Justice for Muslim Women explores the complex relationship between Islamic legal traditions and the pursuit of gender justice within the realm of family law. It examines key issues such as marriage, divorce, inheritance, custody, and guardianship, analyzing how interpretations of Shari’a influence women’s rights and lived experiences in various Muslim societies. The author highlights both the challenges posed by patriarchal readings of the law and the reform efforts initiated by scholars, activists, and legislators to promote equality and fairness for women. With a comparative and critical approach, this work sheds light on the tensions between tradition and modernity, offering insights into how Islamic family law can evolve to better uphold justice for Muslim women in contemporary contexts.

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KP.III 0120

341 BAD I (KP.III BAD i)

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341 BAD I (KP.III BAD i)

Publisher

Selangor, Malaysia : Sisters in Islam., 2003

Collation

136 hlm; 27 cm

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

983-2642-11-5

Classification

341

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Subject(s)

Law
Gender justice
Womens
Shari’a influence women’s rights

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