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The extent of this went all the way into personal matters such as marriage, child custody, and divorce. The Family Laws Ordinance required that men register divorce from their wives instead of announcing divorces simply by stating it aloud (FAROOQ). It also provided that women could choose their husbands and to register divorces themselves (SHAHEED)... displayed 300 characters
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The Family Laws Ordinance required that men register divorce from their wives instead of announcing divorces simply by stating it aloud (FAROOQ). It also provided that women could choose their husbands and to register divorces themselves (SHAHEED). Although these were their rights, family expectations as well as societal expectations influenced women to continue old Islam marriage traditions, which included The creation of the Family Laws Ordinance was the beginning of an expansion of government interference in women's private lives soon to be reversed under the ruling of Zia al Haq... displayed next 300 characters
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