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Shabnam Hashmi v/s Union of India: Establishing Adoption Rights as Fundamenta...

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Shabnam Hashmi v/s Union Of India & OrsThe present case Shabnam Hashmi v Union of India & Ors deals with right to adopt a child as a fundamental right under PART III of the Indian Constit...

Section 2 of The Dissolution of Muslim Marriage Act, 1939: An Analytical Expl...

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The Dissolution of Muslim Marriage Act, 1939 (hereinafter referred to as "the Act") represents a pivotal moment in the legal recognition of Muslim women's rights to initiate divorce proceedings...

Iddat Under Muslim Law: A Comprehensive Analysis

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Iddat is a critical concept in Islamic jurisprudence, representing the waiting period a Muslim woman must observe following divorce or the death of her husband. This article delves into the int...

Deferred Mahr under Muslim Law: A Legal Analysis

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The institution of mahr, also known as dower, occupies a significant position in Islamic jurisprudence and matrimonial law. A critical facet of mahr is the bifurcation into prompt and deferred ...

Talaq-E-Tafweez Under Muslim Law: A Detailed Analysis

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Talaq-e-Tafweez, a unique delegation of divorce rights from a husband to his wife in Islamic law, represents a nuanced understanding of matrimonial autonomy within the framework of Muslim perso...

Mubarat under Muslim Law: A Legal Disquisition on Voluntary Dissolution of Ma...

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The legal construct of mubarat finds its origins in the rich tapestry of Islamic jurisprudence, which comprehensively governs the dissolution of the marital union. Mubarat, a form of extrajudic...

The Abrogation of Triple Talaq: An Exhaustive Legal Disquisition on Shayara B...

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The practice of talaq-e-biddat (Triple Talaq), a form of irrevocable and instantaneous divorce under Islamic personal law, has long been a subject of controversy, especially in the context of g...

An Analytical Study Related To Triple Talaq In India

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Talaq is an Arabic term signifying the dissolution of marriage in Islamic law which is derived from the phrase Talaq a, it literally means taking off any relation or bonds.[1] While Talaq is an...

Maintenance To Wife Under Muslim Law

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Verse 34 of the fourth chapter of the Quran, Surah An-Nisa, discusses a husband's role as the protector and maintainer of his wife. It also addresses how he should deal with disloyalty on her p...

Triple Talaq Outlawed: Empowering Muslim Women’s Rights

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Shayara Bano v/s Union of India, 2017. This article aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the Supreme Court's decision on triple talaq, including the legal reasoning, societal impact, and ...