زواج المسلمة بغير المسلم بين منع النظام العام و تطبيق مبدأ المساواة بين الجنسين

Abstract EN

Most family matters are considered public order, where we find the latter which limits the authority of the will and restricts the freedom of individuals and control as it sees fit, and this is particularly evident in the question of marriage, where public order forbids the marriage of a Muslim woman to a no-Muslim even if she satisfies him.

At the same time, this is incompatible with the principle of gender equality.

Therefore, this topic deals with the reasons why the marriage of a Muslim woman to a no-Muslim is incompatible with the principle of equality and The role of public order in protecting the institution of marriage against this type.

of contract, enshrining a set of rules and procedures to protect women from differences of religion, and that this ban came for serious reasons aimed at preserving The dignity of women from a religious point of view is not intended to distinguish them from men.

In addition, this temporary ban can be lifted by converting man to Islam