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Patriarchy and khul': women's struggle for equal rights in pre and post revolution Egypt
Societal perceptions and the patriarchal structure dictated by our culture has manifested itself though the implementation and interpretations of the laws, which undermine the theoretical benefits of khul’. Prior to 2000, women were only allowed to obtain a divorce based on limited grounds and the j...
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2013
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