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Gender Equality in the Political Reform of Islamic Family Law in Contemporary Muslim Countries

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DADoni AzhariUniversitas Nusa Bangsa AAAsmuni AsmuniIslamic University of Indonesia

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This analysis reveals political dynamics influencing gender equality reforms in Muslim-majority countries, suggesting complex interactions among state actors and religious institutions.

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Reform of Islamic family law significantly influences gender equality in Muslim nations, highlighting political struggles over legal norms.
Successful legal changes in countries like Morocco and Tunisia illustrate impactful alliances among state, civil society, and women's movements.
Despite constitutional commitments to human rights, close ties to patriarchal norms often hinder the progress of family law reform.
Resistance from conservative groups complicates reform efforts, necessitating tailored strategies to accommodate unique socio-political contexts.

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Azhari et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d435cf713b0b5dfea74dd2 https://doi.org/10.30983/usraty.v3i1.8721

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This analysis reveals political dynamics influencing gender equality reforms in Muslim-majority countries, suggesting complex interactions among state actors and religious institutions.

Gender Equality in the Political Reform of Islamic Family Law in Contemporary Muslim Countries

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Gender Equality in the Political Reform of Islamic Family Law in Contemporary Muslim Countries

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