Talaq-l-Tawfid: The Muslim Woman’s Contractual Access to Divorce
Publication Author:
WLUML
Date:
1996 | Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
| PDF Document | 1.52 MB |
number of pages:
204 This book analyses legal campaigns and cases in a number of Asian, Middle Eastern and North African countries, and describes a strategy for challenging these laws – delegation to the wife of the right to pronounce divorce on the behalf of her husband on their marriage – to equalise the right to divorce.
Under discriminatory personal and family laws in many Muslim countries, women are denied the right to divorce and are subject to repudiation, unilateral extra-judicial divorce, legal insecurity and lack of control over their marriage situation.
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