Table of contents for The status of women in Islamic law and society / [tranlsated, with new materials by] Ronak Husni and Daniel L. Newman.

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Preface
Note on Transliteration
List of Abbreviations
INTRODUCTION
	The precursors: the role of woman in 19th-century reformist thought
	al-T?ahir al-H?addad: A Reformer¿s Life
	¿Our woman in the sharica and in society¿
PART I: THE LAW
I.	WOMAN IN ISLAM
Introduction
Considering the female personality
Civil Rights
Bearing witness
How a woman should behave
Freedom
Inheritance
Islam and Adultery
II.	MARRIAGE IN ISLAM
Freedom to choose a husband
Duties
Marital Relations
Reproduction
Polygamy
The Prophet¿s wives
Arbitration
III.	PRIOR TO DIVORCE
How to live together
Mediation
IV.	DIVORCE IN ISLAM
Definition
Final Divorce
The Right to Divorce
Divorce legislation
Maintenance
V.	ISLAMIC SCHOLARS¿ VIEWS ON WOMAN AND MARRIAGE
Questions and Answers
The answer of Sidi Al-H?at?t?ab Bushnaq
The answer of Sidi cUthman Ibn al-Khuja
The answer of Mufti cAbd al-cAziz Jacit?
The answer of Mufti T?ahir Ibn cAshur
The answer of Mufti Belh?assan al-Najjar
The answer of Mufti Ah?mad Bayram
Return to Islam
Final Remarks
PART TWO: WOMAN IN MUSLIM SOCIETY
I.	EDUCATING GIRLS TO BE WIVES AND MOTHERS
Vocational training
Looking after the home
Intellectual education
Moral Training
Being a good spouse
Healthcare and hygiene
II.	THE AUTHORITY IN THE HOUSEHOLD
Forced marriages
Traditions as obstacles to marriage
Unprepared marriages
Underage marriages
Marriage with disability
Financial capability
The victims of passion in marriage
III.	SCENES FROM MARRIED LIFE
Social misery
Modern trends
The family and the people
Current of modernity
Marrying European girls
On woman
The h?ijab
Removing the veil
IV.	OFFICIAL EDUCATION FOR MUSLIM GIRLS
Our position on women¿s education
Women¿s education
Raising girls
IN CONCLUSION
Bibliography
Index

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Women -- Legal status, laws, etc. (Islamic law).
Women -- Legal status, laws, etc. (Islamic law) -- Tunisia.
Muslim women -- Tunisia.