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3by Derderian, Elizabeth Published in Hawwa (Leiden) (22.02.2021)“...Abstract Contrary to narratives of universally positive modernization in the United Arab Emirates, this article draws on the lives and work of women artists to...”
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4“...Abstract After reviewing how Middle Eastern women have been photographed historically, the paper explores how contemporary Gulf women represent themselves,...”
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5by Maktabi, Rania Published in Hawwa (Leiden) (28.10.2020)“...Abstract In 2015, Law 12 legislated for the establishment of family courts for the first time in the modern history of Kuwait. The reflections and experiences...”
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6by Mohd. Razif, Nurul Huda Published in Hawwa (Leiden) (01.10.2020)“...Abstract Malaysia's Malay-Muslim majority adheres to heteronormative forms of sexuality that recognise marriage as the only means of securing access to lawful...”
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7“...Abstract This article focuses on adjudication of Muslim family law in countries that range from the Middle East and North Africa to South-East Asia. It begins...”
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8by Nurlaelawati, Euis Published in Hawwa (Leiden) (01.10.2020)“...Abstract Similar to other Muslim-majority countries, Indonesia has undertaken legislative changes in the domain of family law, including on polygamy. In...”
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9by Shehada, Nahda Published in Hawwa (Leiden) (01.10.2020)“...Abstract The work of Muslim judges in the shariʿa courts ranges from enforcing specific moral standards to redistributing wealth in accordance with Islamic...”
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10by Sonneveld, Nadia Published in Hawwa (Leiden) (28.10.2020)“...Abstract Rather than being an exception, judicial permission for minor marriage has become a rule in Morocco. Based on legal analysis and anthropological...”
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11by Lindbekk, Monika Published in Hawwa (Leiden) (28.10.2020)“...Abstract This article aims to contribute to the growing scholarly literature on the implementation of shariʿa-based family law codes by describing and...”
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12by Edres, Nijmi Published in Hawwa (Leiden) (28.10.2020)“...Abstract From the point of view of the institutional legal history of shariʿa courts in Israel, the article focuses on the elements of rupture and/or...”
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13by Voorhoeve, Maaike Published in Hawwa (Leiden) (01.10.2020)“...Abstract This article examines how Tunisian judges since independence deal with childcare cases upon divorce. As a legal ethnographic study of ḥaḍāna (child...”
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14by Maktabi, Rania Published in Hawwa (Leiden) (01.10.2020)“...Abstract In 2015, Law 12 legislated for the establishment of family courts for the first time in the modern history of Kuwait. The reflections and experiences...”
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15by Edres, Nijmi Published in Hawwa (Leiden) (01.10.2020)“...Abstract From the point of view of the institutional legal history of shariʿa courts in Israel, the article focuses on the elements of rupture and/or...”
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16by Lindbekk, Monika Published in Hawwa (Leiden) (01.10.2020)“...Abstract This article aims to contribute to the growing scholarly literature on the implementation of shariʿa-based family law codes by describing and...”
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17by Sonneveld, Nadia Published in Hawwa (Leiden) (01.10.2020)“...Abstract Rather than being an exception, judicial permission for minor marriage has become a rule in Morocco. Based on legal analysis and anthropological...”
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18by Polfus, Turid Smith Published in Hawwa (Leiden) (03.07.2020)“...Abstract The article analyzes four decrees from the shariʿa court in Ramallah (2010–13) that introduce procedural reforms regarding divorce, to inquire what...”
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19by Rugh, Andrea B Published in Hawwa (Leiden) (02.07.2020)“...Abstract The political impact of women from paramount families in the UAE over the last 200 years has been largely overlooked by scholars who tend to focus on...”
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20by Salarvandian, Fatemeh Hosseini, Seyed Ali Ashkevari, Muhammad Jafar Hosseini, Seyed Mohammad Pourahmad, Ahmand Published in Hawwa (Leiden) (26.06.2020)“...Abstract In Islamic cities, the shariʿa determines to what extent women are allowed to attend public spaces. This article addresses women’s public attendance...”