M.A. Thesis:

A legal Jurisprudence study the impact of custom and social traditions on family court decisions

The social life of human beings has always followed the rights that human beings have been obliged to observe, and before the legislator imposed these rights, it was common among human beings as a custom and habit. This is a sign of the long history of custom in legal discussions and shows the importance It is. Custom is one of the important issues in the field of law and can be effective in jurisprudential and legal inferences and presentation of new legal readings and interpretations. The results of the research indicate that legal scholars usually consider custom along with law, judicial procedure and legal doctrine as one of the sources of law. However, in advanced systems of domestic law, custom is usually avoided and it is considered as a disturbing and relatively insignificant element. Social custom has led to the formation and direction of court rulings and decisions, including the compulsion of the wife to provide dowry at the beginning of cohabitation, and sometimes the rulings issued by the courts have also been influenced by social habits. It should also be said that in Islamic jurisprudence, custom is valid in determining the subject of transactions and rulings. Keywords: social customs, family law, court decisions, couple rights, legal interpretations. The social life of human beings has always followed the rights that human beings have been obliged to observe, and before the legislator imposed these rights, it was common among human beings as a custom and habit. This is a sign of the long history of custom in legal discussions and shows the importance It is. Custom is one of the important issues in the field of law and can be effective in jurisprudential and legal inferences and presentation of new legal readings and interpretations. The results of the research indicate that legal scholars usually consider custom along with law, judicial procedure and legal doctrine as one of the sources of law. However, in advanced systems of domestic law, custom is usually avoided and it is considered as a disturbing and relatively insignificant element. Social custom has led to the formation and direction of court rulings and decisions, including the compulsion of the wife to provide dowry at the beginning of cohabitation, and sometimes the rulings issued by the courts have also been influenced by social habits. It should also be said that in Islamic jurisprudence, custom is valid in determining the subject of transactions and rulings. Keywords: social customs, family law, court decisions, couple rights, legal interpretations.

Keywords: Keywords: custom, social habits, family law, court and court decisions, couple rights