Kam Umri Ki Shadi (Urdu Language)
Author: Abdul Rehman Bin Saad
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 238
Size: 8.6 x 5.5 x 0.6 inch
Description
About This Book:
"Kam Umri Ki Shadi" (Early Age Marriage) develops as a thought-provoking examination of a societal phenomenon that has sparked considerable interest and debate. This book, written in Urdu, delves into the complexity, repercussions, and ethical considerations surrounding early marriages. The author gives a comprehensive analysis that allows readers to ponder on the impact of this practice while negotiating cultural, theological, and social factors.
Early Marriage Social Dynamics:
The book begins its discussion by deconstructing the social processes that contribute to early marriages. The author sheds light on the cultural issues, familial expectations, and economic considerations that frequently play crucial roles in determining decisions regarding early marriage.
Religious Perspectives:
Based on a thorough understanding of religious teachings, the author examines the subject from a variety of religious angles, providing insights from Islamic principles and ethical norms. This section contextualizes the subject within the perspective of religious ideals and principles that influence attitudes toward early-age marriages.
Legal Implications:
"Kam Umri Ki Shadi" delves into the legal implications of early marriages, addressing the national and international legal systems that either support or oppose the practice. The author discusses legal age restrictions, consent, and the potential consequences of early weddings on people involved's rights and well-being.
Psychological and Health Considerations:
Examining the potential impact of early marriages on persons' mental and physical well-being, the book delves into the psychological and health elements. The author examines the potential problems and implications, highlighting the significance of taking into account the holistic health of people entering into matrimony at a young age.
