Section 3 of MWPRA : Section 3: Mahr Or Other Properties Of Muslim Woman To Be Given To Her At The Time Of Divorce

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where Ayesha, a Muslim woman, has recently been divorced by her husband, Sajid. As per Muslim customs, she is now in her iddat period, which is a waiting period following the divorce. During this time, according to Section 3 of The Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Divorce) Act, 1986, she is entitled to certain financial rights.

Sajid, however, has not provided her with any financial support or returned her mahr (dower) that was agreed upon at the time of their marriage. Ayesha also has a child from her marriage with Sajid, who is only one yea...

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