Family Fiqh

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'''Family Fiqh''' is a branch of applied fiqh that deals with the deduction of Shar'i rulings concerning the formation, continuation, and dissolution of the family. The reasons for the prominence of this field in [[Contemporary Fiqh]] studies include: the importance of the family and its challenges in the contemporary world, the challenges of the modern world, the experience of jurisprudential governance, legal gaps, and the emergence of new issues. Additionally, gaps in civil laws and the disconnect between traditional fiqh teachings and new cultural norms necessitate new ijtihadi responses.

'''Family Fiqh''' (in Persian: [[:fa:فقه_خانواده|فقه خانواده]]) is a branch of applied fiqh that deals with the deduction of Shar'i rulings concerning the formation, continuation, and dissolution of the family. The reasons for the prominence of this field in [[Contemporary Fiqh]] studies include: the importance of the family and its challenges in the contemporary world, the challenges of the modern world, the experience of jurisprudential governance, legal gaps, and the emergence of new issues. Additionally, gaps in civil laws and the disconnect between traditional fiqh teachings and new cultural norms necessitate new ijtihadi responses.

In the contemporary era, newly emerging views, utilizing the capacities of fiqh, have reconsidered issues in this domain, such as the rights and obligations of spouses centered on [[Mu'asharah bi'l-Ma'ruf]] (living together in kindness), restricting [[Polygyny|polygyny]] and [[Temporary marriage|Nikah Mut'ah]], expanding the grounds for divorce, reconsidering the annulment of marriage, rethinking [[Ḥiḍānah]] (custody), issues related to [[Artificial insemination|new reproductive technologies]], the validity of new forms of marriage contracts (like the [[Aryan marriage ceremony]], [[Cohabitation]]), and accountability in situations of compelled choice (ikhtiyār bi'l-iḍṭirār).

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 '''Abstract'''
-'''Family Fiqh''' is a branch of applied fiqh that deals with the deduction of Shar'i rulings concerning the formation, continuation, and dissolution of the family. The reasons for the prominence of this field in [[Contemporary Fiqh]] studies include: the importance of the family and its challenges in the contemporary world, the challenges of the modern world, the experience of jurisprudential governance, legal gaps, and the emergence of new issues. Additionally, gaps in civil laws and the disconnect between traditional fiqh teachings and new cultural norms necessitate new ijtihadi responses.
+'''Family Fiqh''' (in Persian: [[:fa:فقه_خانواده|فقه خانواده]]) is a branch of applied fiqh that deals with the deduction of Shar'i rulings concerning the formation, continuation, and dissolution of the family. The reasons for the prominence of this field in [[Contemporary Fiqh]] studies include: the importance of the family and its challenges in the contemporary world, the challenges of the modern world, the experience of jurisprudential governance, legal gaps, and the emergence of new issues. Additionally, gaps in civil laws and the disconnect between traditional fiqh teachings and new cultural norms necessitate new ijtihadi responses.
 In the contemporary era, newly emerging views, utilizing the capacities of fiqh, have reconsidered issues in this domain, such as the rights and obligations of spouses centered on [[Mu'asharah bi'l-Ma'ruf]] (living together in kindness), restricting [[Polygyny|polygyny]] and [[Temporary marriage|Nikah Mut'ah]], expanding the grounds for divorce, reconsidering the annulment of marriage, rethinking [[Ḥiḍānah]] (custody), issues related to [[Artificial insemination|new reproductive technologies]], the validity of new forms of marriage contracts (like the [[Aryan marriage ceremony]], [[Cohabitation]]), and accountability in situations of compelled choice (ikhtiyār bi'l-iḍṭirār).

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