This thesis investigates past and present understandings and applications of khul', synthesizing existing scholarship on the subject as well as H&dotbelow;anafi juristic doctrines. As khul' is part of a larger concept, namely, divorce initiated or approved by women, attention will also be given to the other options that Islamic law---or, on some points, cultural practices---grants women in order to obtain release from the marital bond. A comparative analysis between the application of marriage and divorce laws under the Ottomans and in contemporary Egypt will then be conducted with a view to shedding light on the effect that the rise of the nation-state has had on gender inequality
This paper examines the condition of women in religious systems, specifically their freedom to leave...
The Author discusses the dynamics of family law reforms in modern Egypt as an instance of similar dy...
The Author discusses the dynamics of family law reforms in modern Egypt as an instance of similar dy...
The right to divorce available through women’s own initiatives, or khul‘, although generally less kn...
This special issue of Islamic Law and Society takes a close look at contemporary manifestations of a...
Donated by Klaus KreiserReprinted from : Amira El Azhary Sonbol (ed.). Women, the Family, and Divorc...
From the twentieth century onward, Egyptian law-makers strived to re-instate a balance between men a...
From the twentieth century onward, Egyptian law-makers strived to re-instate a balance between men a...
Khula in exchange for property is a form of redemption, for which women must accept. Khula cannot oc...
As in all societies, the family union in Ottoman Empire might end up with the divorce willingly or ...
Islam is a religion that upholds the dignity of a woman. Women in Islam have equal status with men. ...
Among different ways of separation through husband and wife khul‘ is the one of the way which is the...
Among different ways of separation through husband and wife khul‘ is the one of the way which is the...
A six-volume work, this set constitutes a major revision and massive expansion of the 1995 Oxford En...
Muslim majority countries such as Egypt, Pakistan, and Jordan in the beginning of the second millenn...
This paper examines the condition of women in religious systems, specifically their freedom to leave...
The Author discusses the dynamics of family law reforms in modern Egypt as an instance of similar dy...
The Author discusses the dynamics of family law reforms in modern Egypt as an instance of similar dy...
The right to divorce available through women’s own initiatives, or khul‘, although generally less kn...
This special issue of Islamic Law and Society takes a close look at contemporary manifestations of a...
Donated by Klaus KreiserReprinted from : Amira El Azhary Sonbol (ed.). Women, the Family, and Divorc...
From the twentieth century onward, Egyptian law-makers strived to re-instate a balance between men a...
From the twentieth century onward, Egyptian law-makers strived to re-instate a balance between men a...
Khula in exchange for property is a form of redemption, for which women must accept. Khula cannot oc...
As in all societies, the family union in Ottoman Empire might end up with the divorce willingly or ...
Islam is a religion that upholds the dignity of a woman. Women in Islam have equal status with men. ...
Among different ways of separation through husband and wife khul‘ is the one of the way which is the...
Among different ways of separation through husband and wife khul‘ is the one of the way which is the...
A six-volume work, this set constitutes a major revision and massive expansion of the 1995 Oxford En...
Muslim majority countries such as Egypt, Pakistan, and Jordan in the beginning of the second millenn...
This paper examines the condition of women in religious systems, specifically their freedom to leave...
The Author discusses the dynamics of family law reforms in modern Egypt as an instance of similar dy...
The Author discusses the dynamics of family law reforms in modern Egypt as an instance of similar dy...