طبيعة الخلع بين الشرع و القانون

Abstract EN

Khula is one of the most prominent topics of the hour, and it has fluctuated between supporters and opponents of its legitimacySome of them even exaggerated and said: This issue did not arise at this time except as a result of the interventions of foreign pressures aimed at dismantling and dispersing families.

So in khul', its ruling is drawn from the circumstances and circumstances of the case.

A woman who resorts to khul' from her duties and rights towards her husband is considered an ungrateful woman who does not smell the scent of heaven.

One of the motives of the study is that it is of scientific and practical benefit on the ground at the same time, as practical life is not devoid of such phenomena.

Research on the subject has focused on the legal aspect at the expense of the legal aspect.

From the foregoing, we pose the following problem: If marriage is impossible, and the woman hates staying with her husband not for a legitimate or legal reason, and he does not respond to the request for divorce, does she have another legitimate and legal way? In answer to the question posed, we follow the descriptive and comparative approach in some particulars according to a two-part plan: Chapter One: The nature of divorce and its types.

Chapter Two: Conditions and Causes.

And a conclusion containing the most important results and suggestions