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LinkedIn article cover by LEX law firm titled 'Your Career Does Not Make You a Disobedient Wife' referencing Supreme Court ruling PLD 2026 SC 91 by Justice Ayesha A. Malik. Left panel lists five key rulings: career does not equal disobedience, working abroad does not equal desertion, maintenance cannot be denied for having a career, labels like disobedient and career-oriented are permanently banned as legal conclusions, and the term disobedient wife never appeared in any Pakistani family law. Includes a quote from Justice Ayesha A. Malik reading 'These are social judgments disguised as findings of law.' Right panel shows constitutional protection under Articles 14, 25 and 35 and CEDAW obligations. LEX branding at bottom right.

Your Career Does Not Make You a Disobedient Wife | Pakistan’s Supreme Court Just Put That on Record | LEX

LinkedIn article cover by LEX law firm titled '7 Things Pakistan's Supreme Court Just Ruled Every Wife Must Know'. References two rulings: PLD 2026 SC 91 by Justice Ayesha A. Malik and CPLA 4792/2025 by Chief Justice Yahya Afridi. Left panel lists 7 rulings including courts cannot grant Khula without consent of wife, cruelty proved on balance of probabilities, mental abuse is legally recognised cruelty, illegal second marriage dissolves the marriage with full dower, dead marriages cannot be kept alive, career does not equal disobedience, and dower cannot be forfeited without voluntary choice. Right panel shows case references, laws applied including Dissolution of Muslim Marriages Act 1939, Muslim Family Laws Ordinance 1961, West Pakistan Family Courts Act 1964, and Constitution Articles 14, 25 and 35. LEX branding at bottom right.

7 Things Pakistan’s Supreme Court Just Ruled Every Wife Must Know About Khula Without Consent, Cruelty and Second Marriage

LinkedIn article cover by LEX law firm titled '25 Clauses of the Nikahnama — Know Your Rights Before You Sign'. States that most brides sign without reading a single clause. Left panel lists six categories: Personal and ID Details covering Clauses 1 to 6, Representatives and Witnesses covering Clauses 7 to 11, Date and Solemnization covering Clauses 12 and 23 to 25, Haq Mehr covering Clauses 13 to 15, Talaq-e-Tafweez in Clause 18 as the wife's delegated right to divorce herself, and Special Conditions in Clause 22. Right panel highlights Clause 18 as the most critical clause stating it must be filled at Nikah and cannot be added later. Lists other key clauses 13, 14, 15 and 22. Muslim Family Laws Ordinance 1961 reference and LEX branding included. Disclaimer at bottom.

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