PORODIČNO PRAVO I REVOLUCIONARNI DOPRINOS ISLAMA STATUSU ŽENE
FAMILY LAW AND THE REVOLUTIONARY CONTRIBUTION OF ISLAM TO THE STATUS OF WOMEN
Author(s): Muharem ŠtulanovićSubject(s): Gender Studies, Civil Law, Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, Islam studies, Sociology of Religion, Sharia Law
Published by: ISLAMSKI PEDAGOŠKI FAKULTET U BIHAĆU
Keywords: family law; Islamic family law; women's status; family; marriage; extramarital union; bisexual and same-sex marriages; women's rights; discrimination against women;
Summary/Abstract: Family law can be treated as a branch of positive law and as a separate, independent part of the legal science. Family law is a set of legal norms which regulate the family and relationships between family members, that is relationships that are formed when forming a family, its duration or cessation of existence. These relationships arise from the foundation of the relationship between a man and a woman, birth and forms of kinship that result from that connection. Law theorists in Islamic culture and civilization commonly use the term of family law for the regulation of marriage, divorce, testament, and inheritance, although in Islamic Fiqh, everything that is regulated by family relations has previously been called by a personal, special name such as the chapter of marriage, divorce, etc.
Journal: ZBORNIK ISLAMSKOG PEDAGOŠKOG FAKULTETA U BIHAĆU
- Issue Year: 2017
- Issue No: 9
- Page Range: 13-53
- Page Count: 41
- Language: Bosnian
