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The book "Matrimonial Law in Islam" explores the legal, social, and religious facets of marriage while providing an understanding of the rights and obligations of partners based on the Qur'an, Sunnah, and scholarly interpretations from the past. The fundamental ideas guiding marriage contracts, dowries (Mahr), husband and wife roles, and divorce laws (Talaq and Khula) are all covered in the book. It also looks at issues like child custody, polygamy, and the idea of mutual consent in marriage. The book reflects the moral principles of Islamic law by highlighting the significance of justice, fairness, and compassion in governing married relationships. The book also covers the application of these laws in various Muslim societies and how they have changed to reflect modern legal and cultural developments. It gives knowledge of the procedures in place to settle conflicts and protect the rights of both men and women in marriage.