As per apnaqanoon, Para 354 of Mohammad an Law/qanoon provides that the mother, who is otherwise entitled to the custody of a child, loses the right of custody if she marries a person not related to the child within the prohibited degrees which are specified in paras 260-261 of Mohammadan Law/qanoon.
As per apnaqanoon, in the case of a male minor child, the age of Hizanat is seven years. The mother of a minor male child has custodian rights for seven years. After that, the mother’s right to the custody of a minor son ends according to Islamic law/qanoon.
As per apnaqanoon,The meaning of Hizanat is upbringing, in legal terminology the upbringing of a minor child by the mother or by some legally/qanoon entitled to it is called Hizanat.
As per apnaqanoon 352 of the Muhammadan provides the mother is entitled to the custody (Hizanat) of her male child until he has completed the age of 7 years and of her female child until she has attained puberty and the right continues though she is divorced by the father of his child unless she…
As per apnaqanoon,There is an agreement among jurists that the father is liable to maintain his male child until he attains puberty, but in the case of a female child, he is responsible for her maintenance until she attains puberty and gets married. After marriage, according to family law/qanoon…………….
As per apnaqanoon, Essentials of Valid Khula: 1. Competence of Parties: Husband and wife must be of sound mind and must have attained the age of puberty according to Muslim law/qanoon.Free Consent: the offer and acceptance of Khula must be made with the free consent of the parties 3. Formalities: There should be an offer made…
As per apnaqanoon,Khula period is approximately three months. Khula without reason is not possible as in the wife needs a reason for khula which her lawyer needs to prove in court. Khula without husband consent is valid according to islamic law/qanoon..
As per apnaqanoon,Khula in Pakistan is a legal process that allows a Muslim woman to obtain a divorce from her husband through the court system. The procedure for obtaining Khula in Pakistan is governed by the Muslim Family Laws/qanoon Ordinance, 1961.
As per apnaqanoon,The council also observed that denying a husband the right to appeal against such a ‘unilateral’ court decision would also be unjust as per Islamic law/qanoon. According to a majority of ulemas, a wife has to forfeit her financial rig hts when ‘Khula’ is used to dissolve a marriage.
As per apnaqanoon, A Muslim woman can remarry after obtaining a divorce through khula under Muslim law/qanoon in Pakistan. It allows a Muslim wife to seek a divorce from her husband by mutual agreement or through a court if she is not able to live with her husband due to his ill-treatment, cruelty, or desertion…