Browsing by Author "Habibullah, Ebadi,"

This research was conducted on the topic of shared privacy between spouses and its challenges in Takhar Province, Afghanistan: an analytical study considering the Qur’an and Sunnah. This study seeks to answer the main questions, which are: the challenges facing spouses in Takhar Province, and how to address and evaluate them. This is based on the standards and foundations of Sharia. On the other hand, the importance of this research appears in its attempt to find a legitimate solution to the challenges related to common rights in the Islamic community, which suffers from these challenges to a greater extent than any other part of the country. The shared rights between spouses play a major role in improving society and preserving the human generation, which is considered the main goal of Islamic law. Among the challenges in Takhar Governorate, the lack of good implementation of joint rights between spouses stands out, an issue that the researcher chose because of its importance. In this context, the researcher used an inductive and analytical approach to collect scientific material from the books of interpretation and books related to the subject, then discussed the opinions of interpreters, hadith scholars, and thinkers about the shared rights between spouses and their challenges in the state of Takhar. After researching, examining, and studying people’s opinions, the researcher concluded that the main factor that leads to the lack of respect for the rights shared between spouses in Takhar society is a lack of understanding of the provisions and family rights, especially the rights shared between spouses. This was confirmed by most of the respondents to the study on this topic. Based on the results, the researcher proposes to improve the level of people’s awareness, especially women, of Islamic issues, and, in particular, the rights shared by spouses by returning to schools and scientific and educational institutions, whether on their own initiative or by organizing educational and educational workshops at the governorate or region level. In addition, religious scholars can play an important role in raising people's awareness of Islamic issues, especially the rights shared between spouses.