The Family [Electronic resources] نسخه متنی

Translator's Foreword

Author's
Introduction

Section One

The Law of
Matrimony

In Creation,
In Civilisations and In Religions

The Law of
Matrimony in Creation

In the
Vegetable World

In the Animal
World.

The Law of
Pairs in Human Civilisations

1. The
Civilisation of the Valley of the Euphrates and the Tigris
(Mesopotamia)

2. Ancient
Egyptian Civilisation

3. European
Civilisations

4. The
Civilisation of the American Continent

5. The
Civilisation of Ancient Japan

6. Among
Pre-Islamic Arabs

Marital
Relationships in the Major Religions

1. The Jewish
Religion

2. The
Christian Religion

. In the
Religion of Zoroaster

4.
Buddhism

5.
Confucianism

Conclusion

Marriage in
Materialistic Societies.

Section Two....
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The Call of
Nature

Marriage as a
Necessity

Early
Marriage

implicity of
Dowry.

Simplicity of
Requirements

ection Three

Married Couples:
Conditions, Rights, Customs

Religion and
Morals

Means of
Subsistence.

Equality.

Abolition of
Conditions

The Couple's
Happiness

Idolatry of
Traditions

The Rights of
the Married Couple

Section Four

Islam's Word on
the New Born Child.

The Fruit of
Marriage.

The
Importance of Health

Suckling

Upbringing
and Protection

The Bond of
Kinship

Virtues and
Non-violence

Section Five

Problems and
Safeguards towards Maintaining Harmony

The Happy
Household.

No to
Extravagance!

Work Within
the Household.

Section Six..

Challenges
Facing the Family and Society

Divorce
Yesterday and Today.

Conciliation
is Best..

Polygamy - A
Spurious Crisis

The Crisis of
Celibacy

Birth
Control; Who is behind it?

Section
Seven

The Role of
Institutions

Who is
Responsible?

Marriage
Agency

In Democratic
States

Facilitation
and Substitution

The Public
Treasury.

Conclusion