Psychological & Financial Implications of Divorce

Embarking on the path of divorce within the context of Muslim marriages requires a comprehensive understanding of its intricate facets. This insightful event offers an exploration into the distinctions between Talaq and Divorce, shedding light on the complexities of the matrimonial regime for Muslim couples. Delve into crucial topics such as maintenance and children’s well-being, as we navigate the sensitive terrain of family violence considerations. Through thought-provoking discussions, we’ll decode the nuances of mediation and unravel the delicate balance between rights and obligations. This seminar will provide you with an overview to begin to navigate this journey with knowledge, wisdom and compassion. Join us to gain invaluable insights in a safe and respectful environment for open discussion and leave feeling able to face this chapter of life informed and empowered.

This event is for anyone interested in psychological, legal and religious dimensions of divorce within Muslim marriages and wants to expand their knowledge and those who are directly or indirectly affected by divorce within the context of Muslim marriages including:

• Muslim Couples Contemplating Divorce: Couples considering or going through the process of divorce would be highly interested in understanding the legal, emotional, and practical aspects associated with divorce in Muslim marriages.

• Divorced Individuals: Those who have previously gone through a divorce within a Muslim marriage would be interested in gaining a deeper understanding of the intricacies involved. They might also seek insights into their rights, responsibilities, and potential avenues for resolution.

• Parents and Families: Parents and extended family members of couples experiencing divorce might attend to better support their loved ones during this challenging time. Understanding matters like children’s maintenance and family violence can equip them to provide meaningful assistance.

• Community Leaders and Educators: Imams, community leaders, and educators involved in counselling and guidance within Muslim communities could gain insights that can be shared with their congregations and students, ensuring a more informed and supportive environment.

• Social Workers and Support Professionals: Professionals working in social services, counselling, and support services might attend to gain insights that can enhance their ability to provide culturally sensitive assistance to individuals and families going through divorce.

Speakers:

• Sheikh Dr Faizal Manjoo: With a profound blend of legal acumen and Islamic scholarship, Sheikh Dr Faizal Ahmad Manjoo stands as an accomplished Alim and a seasoned lecturer. His unique background, encompassing both law and Islamic finance, enriches his perspectives on the intricate interplay of legal and religious dimensions within Muslim marriages.
• Dr Rahmanara Chowdhury: Dr Rahmanara Chowdhury brings her expertise as a chartered psychologist to illuminate the emotional and psychological aspects of divorce within Muslim marriages. Her insights offer a compassionate and informed perspective on the challenges and opportunities that arise during this transition and enhance the seminar’s holistic approach.

Note that Light refreshments and lunch will be provided on the day.

Attendees are kindly requested to arrive by 9:45am for a 10am prompt start.