Philosophical and religious bases of Islamic family law
Various religious and philosophical schools of Islamic legal thought note that today Islamic family law (IFL) does not fully respond to the development of society, which it should serve. Currently, attempts to improve IFL do not reveal problems and do not criticize certain aspects of women's rights in IFL from a human rights perspective, but rather become actual participation in theological, legal and political discussions about what IFL reforms should be made to consolidate Islamic society. and establishing regular dialogue with other legal systems of our time. The study concluded that these problems need a consolidated integrated approach, which consists in the need to respect human dignity and take control of their own lives, which will allow for effective reforms based on the fundamental principles of Islam.