یہودیت، عیسائیت اور اسلام کی روشنی میں طلاق کا تصور اور طریقہ کار: ایک تحقیقی جائزہ

The concept and practice of divorce in the light of Judaism, Christianity and Islam: a research review

Abstract

or religion, rather it is considered as an undesirable act. Jews, Christians and Muslims have similarities in beliefs and many religious teachings, the study of which makes it easier for us to understand religions and divine teachings. If we understand these teachings in the light of their original sources of these religions, we find that many teachings and orders in these religions are interpretations of each other. Marriage and divorce are religious in Sami religion. However, in Judaism, where there is no restriction on this process, the husband has been made the owner of all the powers of divorce. While the concept of divorce in Christianity is also impossible and impossible. If a man gets married to a woman who has bad morals, then his whole life will be torment and hell. She is also bound to spend her entire life with him, due to which her life also becomes hell. While Islam has given the man the option of divorce, in the same way, he has made the man as well as the woman the owner of the power through Khula, so that To maintain balance in life. Unnecessary divorcees and divorcees are not viewed favorably in Islamic society. Divorce is strictly prohibited in Islam without any need or reason, and in Islamic teachings, divorce is a permissible act which is the most disliked and abominable act in the eyes of the Creator of the universe.