Muslim personal law
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‘No Muslim woman wants husband to have three wives’: Assam CM calls for uniform civil code
Scroll Staff
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Demands for a uniform civil code are back and women’s groups continue to oppose it. Here’s why
Aarefa Johari
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‘I just want to see him in jail’: Muslim women are using the new triple talaq law to get justice
Aarefa Johari
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Civil offence for Hindus, crime for Muslims: The triple talaq ordinance is plainly discriminatory
Kavita Krishnan
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As Supreme Court decides on banning polygamy, a look at how Muslim countries deal with the practice
Ajaz Ashraf
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A polygamy ban would be good but implementing existing laws would be even better, say legal experts
Aarefa Johari
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After triple talaq, Supreme Court to look into validity of polygamy, nikah halala
Scroll Staff
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Interview: ‘To punish a man for talaq that has no legal effect is like multiplying a number by zero’
Ajaz Ashraf
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The Daily Fix: Criminalising instant triple talaq is more about BJP’s politics than women’s welfare
Shoaib Daniyal
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A short history of Muslim personal law in India
Shoaib Daniyal
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‘I’ve been laughing and crying,’ says woman who first challenged Muslim personal law in SC in 1983
Jyoti Punwani
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By refusing to honour talaq verdict, India’s most influential Islamic body is harming Muslims
Jyoti Punwani
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The Supreme Court has spoken on triple talaq but Muslim Personal Law remains a ticking bomb
Ajaz Ashraf
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‘People will accept triple talaq out of fear of God’: Legal expert Faizan Mustafa
Ajaz Ashraf
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‘Supreme Court has already declared triple talaq invalid’: Legal expert Faizan Mustafa
Ajaz Ashraf
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The Nagaland turmoil shows why a uniform civil code is neither possible nor desirable in India
Shoaib Daniyal
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Women's activist Nikhath Fathima explains why she quit Muslim personal law board
Jyoti Punwani
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In the face of mounting criticism, Muslim personal law board sets up a women's wing
Subrata Nagchoudhury
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Some Muslims held a meeting to discuss ways to protect their personal law. But where were the women?
Jyoti Punwani
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Women's rights shouldn't get lost in the uniform civil code vs personal law debate
Saumya Saxena