ISLAMIC CONCEPTS OF FAMILY, MARRIAGE, ZIHAR, IDDAH, AND DIVORCE
Abstract
This article examines the Islamic concepts of family, marriage, zihar, iddah, and divorce from theological, legal, and social perspectives. The institution of family occupies a central place in Islam and serves as the foundation of moral and social order. Marriage is considered a sacred contract that establishes rights and responsibilities between spouses and contributes to the stability of society. The thesis analyzes the principles of Islamic marriage, including consent, mahr, mutual respect, and the role of family values.
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