Thesis:

Family law, public or private law

Family rights are also very important in Islam. Islam considers the family as a sacred institution and emphasizes strengthening family relationships. In Islam, the family is the center of education and upbringing of righteous people and plays an important role in the happiness of people in this world and the hereafter. Issues related to family rights in Islam are discussed in religious sources, such as the Qur'an, hadiths and jurisprudence. These rulings and laws are in charge of regulating family relations and maintaining and consolidating them. Family rights in Islam include the rights and duties of family members, such as wife, husband, children, parents, grandparents, siblings and other relatives. These rights and duties are raised in various fields, such as marriage, divorce, parent-child relationships, alimony, custody, and other family-related issues. Family protection laws are set with the aim of preserving and consolidating the family. Family protection laws define the rights and duties of family members and protect the rights of women and children, especially against domestic violence. These rules are considered to support the health and stability of the family. Public law is the rules that govern the relations of the government and its agents with the people and regulate government organizations. Private law is a set of rules that govern people's relationships, such as: business and family relationships and the obligations of individuals to each other. The government and its agents govern with the people and regulate government organizations. Family law is one of the new trends in law and examines legal aspects and issues related to the family. Keywords: Mahjurin's marriage, Eligibility for Estefa, Iranian Law, Iraqi Law, Family Law.

Keywords: Keywords: Mahjurin's marriage, Eligibility for Estefa, Iranian Law, Iraqi Law, Family Law