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| I.State of Law in General
Women and Law in Modern India A Plea for Gender
Justice |
[1-18] |
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II.Muslim Women:Law in
Theory
The Grandeur of
Womanhood in Islam An Ideal Law in Disuse
Tahir Mahmood |
[19-44] |
Rights and Privileges of Women in Islam Social Ideals of A
Religious Law
Shamsuddin Shams |
[45-58] |
Socio-Legal Status of Muslim Women in India Some
Observations of A Social Scientist
Rehana Nafis Siddiqui |
[59-69] |
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III.Muslim Women :Law in Action
Adhering to the
Shari'ah: Indian Muslims Must Put Their House in Order
Tahir Mahmood |
[70-78] |
Muslim Women's Rights Goals and Strategies of Reform
Iqbal Ansari |
[79-85] |
Inheritance Rights of Muslim Women glimpses of Kashmir
Customary Law
Altaf Husain Ahangar |
[86-108] |
No More 'Talaq,Talaq,Talaq' Juristic Restoration of Islamic
Divorce Law
Tahir Mahmood |
[109-119] |
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| IV.Muslim Women:Law in Statutes
South-Asian Dissolution
of Muslim Marriage Act National and International Variations
Tahir Mahmood |
[120-137] |
Statutory of Laws of Maher in India A Critical Analysis
A Afzal Wani |
[138-153] |
Islamic Law on Divorced Wives Maintenance Legislation in
India
MAM Adil &Amir Husain |
[154-166] |
Shariah,Shah Bano and Supreme Court Indian Legislation and
Case Law
S. Jaffar Husain |
[167-179] |
Muslim Women (Protection
Rights on Divorce) Act 1986 Perspective and Prospects
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[180-201] |
| Muslim
Women and Judicial Divorce An Apparently Misunderstood Aspect of Muslim Law Lucy Carroll |
[202-220] |