Recent legislation on Islamic family law in Malaysia by Ibrahim, A.

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Family law principles Review of: Ryzhenkov A. Ya. Principles of family law. Moscow, Yurlitinform Publ., 2021. 192 p. (in Russian) by Aleksey P. Anisimov

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Family law in Lebanon : marriage and divorce among the druze / by Tarabey, Lubna

Legal Knowledge Management System on Family Law for Society by Nur Putri Hidayah, Galih Wasis Wicaksono

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Early Marriage In Indonesia Islamic Family Law Perspective by Mahendra Mahendra, Violis Maisuri, Mufliha Wijayati

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The Model Family Code and the regulation of Polish Family Law by Tomasz Sokołowski

“… The paper presents the comparison between the principles of Model Family Code and the regulations Polish family Law. The main questions are connected with the sources of Family Law, the recognition of the clause on “a child’s welfare”, the scope of State’s protection of families and family life and the influence of the European Court of Human Rights’ jurisprudence. …”
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Malaysian family laws : an annotated bibliography (1933-2000) by Kamaruddin, Zaleha

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Family law for non-Muslims in Malaysia: development and reforms by Ibrahim, Norliah, Abdul Hak, Nora, Che Soh @ Yusoff, Roslina, Md Hashim, Noraini, Mohd, Azizah, Abdul Malek, Normi, Mohd Kamal, Mohd Hisham

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The status of Muslim women in family law in Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei / by Ahmad Ibrahim, Tan Sri Datuk, 1916-1999

The effect of Urf (common law) on family laws in Islamic Jurisprudence by Soheila Rostami, Wrya Hafidi, Mehrangiz Roustaie

“…In this regard, the jurisprudents have referred to reasons of the Book (Holy Quran), the Tradition (Sunna), and wisdom. Family laws are included as the most potential fields for the common law to play a significant role in updating the rules and placing them in the right path of recognizing the required components. …”
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Adults in private family law proceedings in Wales: characteristics and vulnerabilities. by Linda Cusworth, Claire Hargreaves, Bachar Alrouh, Karen Broadhurst, Lucy Griffiths, Ashley Akbari, Ann John, Rhodri Johnson

“…Conclusion This research has uncovered the heightened needs and vulnerabilities of both women and men involved in private family law applications. The findings have important implications for the family justice system, and for health and other services, and need to be considered in relation to the current programme of reform. …”
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Property Relations Between Unmarried Cohabitants in International Family Law by Anatoliy Pashynskyi

Subjects: “…international family law…”
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RUSSIAN FAMILY LAW LEGISLATION: REVOLUTION, COUNTER-REVOLUTION, EVOLUTION by NADEZHDA TARUSINA, ELENA ISAEVA

“…Their independent legal positions, which are worth comparing with Russia’s family-law doctrine and  legislation, are revealed. …”
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Denial of Paternity with DNA Fingerprint Test in Islamic Family Law by İbrahim Yılmaz

Subjects: “…islamic family law…”
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The ethical and philosophical antinomy of foundations of Kant’s theory of family law by Sudakov A. K.

“…The author also considers the ways to overcome this antinomy, as well as ensuing solutions to the problems relating to the legal foundations and the subject of family law.…”
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Implementation of Indonesian Islamic Family Law to Guarantee Children’s Rights by Khoiruddin Nasution, Syamruddin Nasution

Subjects: “…indonesia islamic family law, child’s rights, judge, and the islamic court…”
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The Status of the Interest in Convention on the Rights of the Child and the Family Law of Iran by Abdollah Abedini, mahdi meshkibaf

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Conciliation and mediation in civil and Islamic family laws: issues and challenges by Abdul Hak, Nora

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Islamic family law: new challenges in the 21st century

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Imaginary lines? 'Islam,' 'secularism,' and the politics of family law in Bangladesh by Shahid, TN

“…Using parliamentary and Supreme Court records, newspaper archives, expert interviews, and secondary literature, I show that there has been little change in personal status legislation beyond procedural simplification, and that the judiciary and policymakers have had a tendency to support freedom of religious practice except in family laws. This study explores why this is the case, and focuses on the discourse around the National Women Development Policy and its clause on property and inheritance as the greatest point of contention in enhancing women’s rights in family laws.…”