Family Laws I (with Muslim Law)

Family Laws I (with Muslim Law) is an accessible and comprehensive textbook that introduces students and practitioners to the fundamentals of family law through the prism of Muslim personal law. The book explains the nature and solemnization of Muslim marriages, talaq and khula procedures, maintenance obligations, guardianship and custody of minors, and principles of succession and inheritance under Muslim jurisprudence. Each chapter pairs statutory excerpts and doctrinal explanation with succinct summaries of leading judicial decisions and comparative references to other personal laws where appropriate. The text includes illustrative problem questions, model pleadings and practitioner notes to help bridge theory and practice. Designed to meet university syllabi and exam requirements, the volume also serves as a quick desk reference for advocates handling family matters in jurisdictions where Muslim law applies. Its clear layout, indexed topics and student-friendly pedagogy make complex personal law issues approachable for learners and useful for courtroom preparation.