Divorce in Muslim Marriages

Nizam Bashir, Shariah Lawyer

22-Mar-19 15:00

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Divorce cases among Muslim couples in Malaysia are carried out in a separate court. Over the years, there have been statements made about the backlog and how the process takes a heavier toll on women. On today’s show, we explore this further and try to understand why in some instances, a case can stretch out for years before reaching a conclusion.

Produced by: Kelly Anissa

Presented by: Kelly Anissa

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Categories: Politics, Law and Legal Matters, SME, Education

Tags: Syariah, divorce, Muslims, Marriage, family law, Live and Learn, Bigger Picture,

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