Egyptian state addresses family challenges
The Grand Mufti of Egypt confirmed that the state recognized early on the seriousness of the challenges facing the family. It has endeavored, through presidential directives, to craft more balanced and comprehensive personal status laws, establish a Family Support Fund, and support children after separation. Additionally, it has implemented swift enforcement of judicial rulings to ensure economic stability. He emphasized that these challenges require both jurisprudential and strategic solutions, especially considering the impact of technology and digital platforms, which threaten family and innate values, leading to identity and belonging disintegration. There has been an increase in calls to abstain from marriage and promote transient relationships. He called for the development of fatwas and research to include engagement with major societal shifts, and for teaching purposive jurisprudence in family matters, enabling future generations to manage family life with a balanced approach that protects identity, confronts the dangers of misinformation through digital sources, and combines authenticity with modernity—aiming to preserve family stability and resist societal challenges.
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