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The “Law of Divorce in Islam" examines the legal and religious principles that guide the procedure, placing special emphasis on striking a balance between obligations and rights. The book looks at Hadith and verses from the Quran that describe the legal process and moral issues surrounding divorce, emphasising the value of compassion and respect for one another even throughout a separation. The Quran discusses several divorce procedures, including as Khula, Mubarat, and Talaq, each with its own requirements and ramifications. It highlights the roles of men and women, outlining each party's responsibilities and rights during the divorce process, and emphasises the value of mediation and attempts at reconciliation. The author delves into the current obstacles that Muslim communities encounter while managing divorce, taking into account cultural differences and the impact of contemporary legal frameworks. The book includes case studies and personal accounts in addition to legal language to highlight the human side of divorce. In order to provide a greater understanding of the Islamic ethical framework.