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"And in the sharia law, an unilateral divorce is possible without it being applicable to the woman and it doesn't really benefit the woman as such. So the problem with this entire concept of sharia law is that in case a woman is divorced post divorce, the woman doesn't get any kind of maintenance and it also permits polygamy, thereby putting it above the current law because the indian law regulates marriages in case of a monogamy and has no regulations as of now regarding polygamy."
"And in the sharia law, an unilateral divorce is possible without it being applicable to the woman and it doesn't really benefit the woman as such. So the problem with this entire concept of sharia law is that in case a woman is divorced post divorce, the woman doesn't get any kind of maintenance and it also permits polygamy, thereby putting it above the current law because the indian law regulates marriages in case of a monogamy and has no regulations as of now regarding polygamy."
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"And in the sharia law, an unilateral divorce is possible without it being applicable to the woman and it doesn't really benefit the woman as such. So the problem with this entire concept of sharia law is that in case a woman is divorced post divorce, the woman doesn't get any kind of maintenance and it also permits polygamy, thereby putting it above the current law because the indian law regulates marriages in case of a monogamy and has no regulations as of now regarding polygamy."
"And in the sharia law, an unilateral divorce is possible without it being applicable to the woman and it doesn't really benefit the woman as such. So the problem with this entire concept of sharia law is that in case a woman is divorced post divorce, the woman doesn't get any kind of maintenance and it also permits polygamy, thereby putting it above the current law because the indian law regulates marriages in case of a monogamy and has no regulations as of now regarding polygamy."