... the most. Jobs that show off a Muslim woman's beauty or body are prohibited for Muslim woman. Muslim women may only work in industries that are traditionally for women e.g. nursing, teaching, social work etc. Muslim women may only work in jobs that have separate sectors for women and men: "And covet not the thing in which Allah hath made some of you ... that they are the decision makers in the marriage and family. Consequently, as Islam is an avid believer of marriage and has set, specific rules and regulations regarding the marriage contract. In Islam marriage is a promise that the cou...

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... be filled by the spirit of piety and righteousness. It is a time to take stock and to be reflective." (Breuilly, 1997, page 73) The fourth of the five pillars is social taxation. This refers to each Muslim giving back, and everyone in the Islam religion is required to give their share. The term "Zakat" refers to this subject because it is ... the greater picture of life itself and of God's will at work in the world." (Breuilly, 1997, page 76) Marriage is considered a very sacred thing to Muslims. It is considered a contract between two people and is seen as a state that is blessed by Go...

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... ). The practice of unlimited marriages was justified due to the fact that there was a shortage of men, the result of frequent wars between the tribes. However, after polygamy met the social, military, and economic needs of the Arabic tribes, it continued to last. Over time, the original aim to strengthen and consolidate the nascent Muslim community was pushed aside as uncommitted ... this. However, women still have specific rights when it comes to the issue of polygamy within marriage. One right is that " a wife has the right to stipulate in her marriage contract that divorce would ensue...

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