The child's right to maintenance: the extent of the family's responsibilities in Islamic law and according to the family law provisions of Muslim countries

The relationship between parents and children is a strong, ineluctable one. It has a profound, emotional effect on both, as it is based on blood and lineage. The child-parent relationship gives rise to mutual rights and duties. These rights relate to the person of the child: for protection, care and...

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Main Authors:	Ibrahim, Badruddin, Mohd, Azizah
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Brill Academic Publisher 2011
Subjects:	K Law (General) KBP Islamic Law
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spelling	iium-89572011-12-13T14:13:40Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/8957/ The child's right to maintenance: the extent of the family's responsibilities in Islamic law and according to the family law provisions of Muslim countries Ibrahim, Badruddin Mohd, Azizah K Law (General) KBP Islamic Law The relationship between parents and children is a strong, ineluctable one. It has a profound, emotional effect on both, as it is based on blood and lineage. The child-parent relationship gives rise to mutual rights and duties. These rights relate to the person of the child: for protection, care and maintenance. This article will examine the rights of children to maintenance. It will examine the law applied in Malaysia and several Muslim countries: Morocco, Jordan, Syria, Kuwait and Qatar. It will identify the family relationships which have particular responsibility to provide maintenance to children, and examine the extent of the obligation, and the entitlement of children to such rights. This article also aims to investigate the extent of the role of family law institutions in safeguarding such rights of children. Where appropriate, it will make suggestions for the improvement of relevant Islamic statutory provisions in Malaysia. Brill Academic Publisher 2011 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/8957/1/2011_-_The_child%27s_right_to_maintenance-_the_extent_of_the_family%27s_responsibilities_in_Islamic_Law_and_according_to_the_Family_Law_provisioins_of_Muslim_countries.pdf Ibrahim, Badruddin and Mohd, Azizah (2011) The child's right to maintenance: the extent of the family's responsibilities in Islamic law and according to the family law provisions of Muslim countries. Arab Law Quarterly, 25 (4). pp. 401-422. ISSN 0268-0556(P), 1573-0255(O)
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description	The relationship between parents and children is a strong, ineluctable one. It has a profound, emotional effect on both, as it is based on blood and lineage. The child-parent relationship gives rise to mutual rights and duties. These rights relate to the person of the child: for protection, care and maintenance. This article will examine the rights of children to maintenance. It will examine the law applied in Malaysia and several Muslim countries: Morocco, Jordan, Syria, Kuwait and Qatar. It will identify the family relationships which have particular responsibility to provide maintenance to children, and examine the extent of the obligation, and the entitlement of children to such rights. This article also aims to investigate the extent of the role of family law institutions in safeguarding such rights of children. Where appropriate, it will make suggestions for the improvement of relevant Islamic statutory provisions in Malaysia.
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author	Ibrahim, Badruddin Mohd, Azizah
author_facet	Ibrahim, Badruddin Mohd, Azizah
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title	The child's right to maintenance: the extent of the family's responsibilities in Islamic law and according to the family law provisions of Muslim countries
title_short	The child's right to maintenance: the extent of the family's responsibilities in Islamic law and according to the family law provisions of Muslim countries
title_full	The child's right to maintenance: the extent of the family's responsibilities in Islamic law and according to the family law provisions of Muslim countries
title_fullStr	The child's right to maintenance: the extent of the family's responsibilities in Islamic law and according to the family law provisions of Muslim countries
title_full_unstemmed	The child's right to maintenance: the extent of the family's responsibilities in Islamic law and according to the family law provisions of Muslim countries
title_sort	child's right to maintenance: the extent of the family's responsibilities in islamic law and according to the family law provisions of muslim countries
publisher	Brill Academic Publisher
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The child's right to maintenance: the extent of the family's responsibilities in Islamic law and according to the family law provisions of Muslim countries

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