فبراير.كوم
فبراير.كوم
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The article addresses the crisis of mass migration among young people and minors from northern Morocco towards the occupied port of Sbeitla. It links this phenomenon to the breakdown of the traditional patriarchal authority within family structures in the region. The analysis affirms that historical and Islamic jurisprudential heritage, such as the fatwa of Ibn ‘Ardon, demonstrates that the principles of mutual respect and cooperation between men and women were dominant, and that paternal authority did not originate from oppression but from shared production. It further clarifies that the real crisis relates to economic chaos and social upbringing disturbances, and that the challenge lies in providing developmental alternatives that create job opportunities and ensure family stability—not in legally diminishing the concept of guardianship. The article asserts that unemployment, poverty, and social fragility are the true threats facing families, and that solutions reside in development policies rather than in amending legal texts.
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