Lawyer Azmoun: Legislation Alone Can't End Divorce
The article focuses on the rising rates of divorce and khula (release initiated by the wife) within Arab society, especially in Gulf countries like Qatar, due to social, economic, and cultural changes. It explains that weak family preparation before marriage, the diminishing role of traditional family institutions, increased female employment, as well as the influence of social media and digital life fantasies, have all contributed to eroding the concepts of family stability. The article emphasizes the importance of establishing a flexible social contract that balances responsibilities and roles. It also underscores the necessity of raising awareness and providing family education before and during married life, while advocating for resorting to legal proceedings only as a last resort. Divorce is seen as a deep crisis that impacts families and children and heightens societal anxiety about the future of marriage and family stability.
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