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The Family and Gender Laws in Egypt During the Ottoman Period

2020
Donated by Klaus Kreiser ; Reprinted from : Amira El Azhary Sonbol (ed.).
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Flexible Roles of Waqfs in Circumventing the Islamic Succession Law: The Case of Ottoman Family Waqfs

2023
The instrumentalization of family waqfs to circumvent the Islamic succession law has been a debated issue for centuries. These waqfs have played a major role in many practices, for example, sometimes in favor or against the involvement of women in inheritance.
Aşkın, Bekir Emre, Akkuş, Yakup
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Reflections of Celal Nuri’s Views on Family Law to the Ottoman Decree of Family Law

2019
Celal Nuri is one of the most importantadvocates of Westernism in the last period of the Ottoman Empire. It comes tothe forefront with the identity of a jurist in this current of ideas. He is aninfluential figure in his articles and books on the legal issues of the period.The Code of Family Law has an important place in the history of Turkish law. Itis
KOYUNCU, Nuran, YILMAZ, Yasin
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Housing as Marriage Alimony in Islamic Family Law (Ottoman Application)

2022
There are three types of alimony in Islamic law: marriage, relationship and property. In this study, residential alimony, which is included in the scope of marriage alimony, will be discussed primarily within the framework of the views of four sects. Then, based on the Ottoman era fatwas and court decisions, the right of a woman to live in alimony will
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OTTOMAN INFLUENCE ON JORDANIAN FAMILY LAW

2003
Although it is known that Ottoman Family Law, issued in 1917, remained in effect for some times in the countries that were lost by the Ottomans after the First World War, and influenced their Family Law; there is no study showing the extend of this influence. This study examines its influence on Jordanian Family Law.
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The Ottoman Government’s Policies Concerning The Armenian Soldiers In The Ottoman Army And Their Families In The Wake Of The Provisional Law Of Relocation And Resettlement

2020
This article aims to evaluate the conflicting situation that arises from the allegations regarding the killing of Armenian soldiers in the Ottoman Army with the enactment of the Provisional Law of Relocation and Resettlement and the existence of a decree issued by the Ottoman State pertaining to not subjecting Armenian soldiers and their families to ...
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Rules, Contracts and Law Enforcement in the Ottoman Empire

Palgrave Studies in Institutions, Economics and Law, 2021
Bora Altay, Fuat Oguz
exaly  

Comparative Analysis Of Alımony Practices In Turkish Civil Code And Ottoman Family Law

Aile toplumun en küçük birimi olup insanlık tarihi kadar köklü bir kurumdur. Her kültür ve medeniyet aile kurumuyla ilgili kendi değerleri çerçevesinde bir hukuk oluşturmuştur. Aile hukuku eşlerin hak ve sorumluluklarını belirleyen kurallar bütünüdür. Osmanlı aile hukuku İslâm hukuku kaynaklarına dayanarak vazedilmiştir.
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The Ottoman-Jewish Family: General Characteristics ()

Open Journal of Social Sciences, 2017
Yaron Ben-Naʾeh
exaly  

Religion, citizenship and family laws from Ottoman and Egyptian reforms to Italian colonial rule in Eritrea and Libya (1880s-1940s)

This paper explores the interconnected history of the Mediterranean and the Red Sea, focusing on regions such as Libya and Eritrea. The dissolution of the Ottoman Empire was a pivotal moment in the evolution of legal and political identity, especially concerning the conceptualization of subjection to specific personal status laws and citizenship ...
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