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Title تہذیب و تمدن کے خاندانی قوانین پر اثرات کا علمی و تنقیدی جائزہ

Author(s) شازیہ یوسف

Abstract The family is an Institution found in all human societies. It is accepted that the normal family is a co residential which consists of a married couple and their children. In this research project, my aim is to explore the cultural and civilization impacts on the family laws with specific reference to the unjust/unfair exploitation of women for many years. The subject carries great importance for me because it provides me an opportunity to understand the great social problem and also give me a chance to suggest appropriate material to resolve this particular issue. It is an established fact that sex doesn't determine the social status of a person rather than social, political and economic values and practically shape the identity of a person. In this research work I have explored the family laws of Greek, Roman, Judeo, Christian and Islamic Civilization I have detected their short comings that how, where, and why these laws get influenced by the cultural and traditional norms of different civilizations. Thus leading to the formulation of such incomprehensive family laws which place the women at a valuable position country to the above mention situation. Islam provides us comprehensive code of family law but in Islamic Civilizations, the Islamic Laws were not properly implemented and where it is implemented the influence of culture and civilization changes its real spirit. Although there are some family laws fixed for all nations but in spite of it due to cultural effects on these law, these law are being ignored specially in the case of women. I have highlighted these points in detail in my thesis.

Type Thesis/Dissertation PhD

Faculty Social Sciences

Department Islamic thought & Culture

Language English

Publication Date 2011-01-01

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