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Tag: muslim women

Triple Talaq

Posted on November 21, 2021November 21, 2021 By Shweta Yadav
Triple Talaq

Abstract This article focuses principally on the issue “how do Muslim women handle divorce in India the objective of the research is to identify the preference originating via Muslim women while pursuing divorce and to consider the ramification of such resolution. Talaq‘ is an Arabic word, connoting disintegration of marriage when a Muslim man can…

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