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Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient, 2022
Abstract The article aims at illustrating the “interpretative viability” of the Ottoman Family Code of 1917—i.e., its susceptibility to changing interpretations—and to discuss some of the interpretative tools that qāḍīs have applied to it over the years.
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Abstract The article aims at illustrating the “interpretative viability” of the Ottoman Family Code of 1917—i.e., its susceptibility to changing interpretations—and to discuss some of the interpretative tools that qāḍīs have applied to it over the years.
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International Journal of Middle East Studies, 2020
AbstractThe 1917 promulgation of a new Ottoman family law is recognized as a landmark moment in the history of Islamic law by scholars of women and gender in the Middle East. Yet the significance of the 1917 law in the struggle over religious jurisdiction, political power, and Ottoman sovereignty has been overlooked in the scholarship on both Ottoman ...
Kate Dannies, Stefan Hock
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AbstractThe 1917 promulgation of a new Ottoman family law is recognized as a landmark moment in the history of Islamic law by scholars of women and gender in the Middle East. Yet the significance of the 1917 law in the struggle over religious jurisdiction, political power, and Ottoman sovereignty has been overlooked in the scholarship on both Ottoman ...
Kate Dannies, Stefan Hock
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Shari’a Family Law Practices in Post-Ottoman Palastine
2023Filistin, yaklaşık dört asır boyunca Osmanlı İmparatorluğu idaresi altında kalmıştır. Bu dönem zarfında Osmanlı hâkimiyetinde olan topraklarda olduğu gibi Filistin’de de Osmanlı hukuk sistemi uygulanmıştır. Tanzimat’tan sonra çeşitli nedenlerden ötürü başlayan kanunlaştırma hareketinin diğer bir halkası Osmanlı Hukuk-ı Âile Kararnâmesi (HAK) olmuştur ...
Aksoy, Mehmet Emin, Düzenli, Pehlul
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Jews in the Ottoman Millet System and Their Judicial Status: A Family Law Review
Ilahiyat Studies, 2013İstanbul’un fethi ile birlikte “Millet Sistemi” esasına göre şekillenen Osmanlı toplumunda, bu toplumu oluşturan milletlerin, yani farklı din mensupları ve zümrelerinin din ve düşünce hürriyetleri garanti altına alınmış; buna ilaveten verilen kimi özerklikler doğrultusunda, özel hukuk alanına giren hukûkî işlemler ya da olaylar her milletin kendi ...
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The Family and Gender Laws in Egypt During the Ottoman Period
2020Donated by Klaus Kreiser ; Reprinted from : Amira El Azhary Sonbol (ed.).
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Housing as Marriage Alimony in Islamic Family Law (Ottoman Application)
2022There 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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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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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
2019Celal 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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