In Pakistan, child custody issues are governed by personal laws rooted in Islamic principles, family traditions, and statutory laws. Grandparents often play a vital role in a child’s upbringing, and their rights and responsibilities can come into focus during custody…
Maintenance, or “Nafaqah” (نفقہ), is a crucial aspect of family law in Pakistan, particularly in cases of marital disputes, divorce, or child custody. Determining the amount of maintenance involves various factors, legal precedents, and references from Islamic teachings. This article…
Introduction Proving the existence of a marriage in Pakistan can be a complex process due to the interplay of Islamic principles, statutory laws, and judicial precedents. The legal recognition of a marriage (Nikah) is significant for various civil matters, including…
Jactitation of marriage, in simple terms, refers to a false claim by an individual that they are married to another person. This misrepresentation can cause significant reputational harm and personal distress to the individual falsely claimed as a spouse. Pakistani…
The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has recently announced significant tax exemptions for overseas Pakistanis, allowing them to benefit from reduced tax rates under Sections 236C and 236K of the Income Tax Ordinance, 2001, even if they are not listed…
In Pakistan, the concept of Restitution of Conjugal Rights (“بحالی حقوق زوجیت”) refers to a legal remedy provided to a spouse who is deprived of their marital rights by the other spouse without any lawful justification. This article explores the…
Dower, referred to as Haq Mehr (حق مہر), is an essential aspect of Islamic marriage in Pakistan. It is a mandatory obligation that the husband owes to his wife as a token of respect, security, and honor. The enforcement of…
Marriage is a solemn bond in Islam, carrying with it rights and responsibilities for both spouses. In Pakistan, marital rights are governed by Islamic principles and the laws derived from them. This article delves into whether a wife can refuse…
Marriage is a sacred contract in Islam and holds a pivotal place in Pakistani society. Understanding the legal obligations of a husband in marriage is crucial to maintaining marital harmony and complying with both religious and legal mandates. This article…
1. Right to Dower (Mahr) Marriage, as a sacred institution, confers a variety of rights and responsibilities upon both spouses. In Pakistan, these rights are defined by a combination of Islamic jurisprudence and statutory laws, providing legal protection to wives…