Khula in Pakistan: A Simple Guide to Islamic Divorce for Women
What Is Khula in Pakistan? Khula in Pakistan is a woman’s Islamic right to end her marriage. Unlike regular divorce (Talaq), which a husband initiates, Khula allows a wife to seek separation by returning her dower (Mehr) or through mutual agreement. The Quran and Sunnah support this right, ensuring fairness in marital dissolution. https://pakistancode.gov.pk/english/UY2FqaJw1-apaUY2Fqa-cJaW-sg-jjjjjjjjjjjjj Recent […]
“Khula and Women’s Rights in Pakistan – Court Judgment Explained”
Table of Contents 1. Introduction This case involves a marriage dispute. The husband filed a suit to bring his wife back. The wife filed a suit for khula (dissolution of marriage), maintenance, and dower. The Family Court decided in favor of the wife. The husband challenged that decision in the Islamabad High Court. 2. Facts […]
“Afghan Husband Wins Right to POC in Pakistan: A Landmark Victory for Gender Equality and Family Rights”
Table of Contents 1. Case Background Sameena Roohi, a Pakistani woman, married Afghan national Naseer Mohammad in 1985. They have five children, all Pakistani citizens. Naseer worked in Kuwait for years. But when he visited Pakistan, he only got a one-month visa. Sameena wanted him to stay longer—like any husband should be allowed to. She […]
“Child Custody Disputes and Habeas Corpus Petitions in Peshawar, Pakistan: A Legal Analysis”
Table of Contents 1. Introduction When parents separate, child custody often becomes a point of conflict.This article explores how a mother filed a writ petition under Article 199 to seek the return of her daughter.It also highlights the court’s approach to handling such matters. 2. What Is a Writ of Habeas Corpus? The writ of […]