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The article discusses how a wife can legally end a marriage when it becomes an unbearable burden, through a request for khul' (divorce) according to Egyptian law, explaining the conditions and procedures involved. It clarifies that khul' allows the wife to seek divorce without having to prove harm from the husband, provided she returns the dowry and waives financial rights arising from the marriage. The article also emphasizes that issues related to children's custody, maintenance, and guardianship remain independent of the khul' procedure. Maintenance and rights concerning the residence, utilities, and medical assistance are governed by separate laws that specify the eligibility criteria and legal basis for such entitlements. Additionally, it notes that marital movable property may be considered embezzlement if it is misappropriated by the wrongdoer, and selling jewelry without the wife's consent is not sufficient to constitute embezzlement unless the elements of the crime are clearly established with legal evidence.
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