لأن النساء والفتيات المسلمات يتعرضن للتمييز بشكل كبير.

Over 45 countries in the world—some with Muslim-majority populations and some with Muslim minorities, including all members of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC)—have codified or uncodified Muslim family laws that govern family relationships.

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Over 45 countries in the world—some with Muslim-majority populations and some with Muslim minorities—have codified or uncodified Muslim family laws that govern family relationships. Many of these laws are discriminatory towards women and girls.

منذ عام 2012، تقوم مساواة بالبحث في قوانين الأسرة المسلمة و الممارسات التي تفرض تمييزًا قانونيًا وفعليًا ضد النساء في مختلف البلدان ذات الأغلبية المسلمة، أو للأقليات المسلمة.

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Policy Brief 9: Supporting Just and Harmonious Marriages Through Marriage Contracts

‘Policy Brief 9: Supporting Just and Harmonious Marriages Through Marriage Contracts‘ highlights that the Qur’an and Prophetic practice outline ethical and spiritual elements of marriage, while in legal tradition, marriage operates as a contract that establishes a set of default…

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Comparative Review of Muslim Family Laws in the Greater Horn of Africa Region

This report offers a high-level comparative review and analysis of Muslim family laws (MFLs) in seven countries in the Greater Horn of Africa (GHoA) region that was conducted to build the case for legal reform towards justice and equality in…

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Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, Somaliland, South Sudan, Sudan, Uganda

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