A Lei Islâmica na conjuntura mundial do direito da mulher à educação

Abstract

The countries of the world have adopted their legal systems, Muslim Law applies to existing Muslim countries, religion is considered to be relevant for all purposes, the Koran inspiring the applied law called Sharia, which is at the junction of religion and law . There are a number of issues raised in relation to fundamental rights in this system, including the appropriate age for marriage, divorce and the much-needed right to education, in particular women's rights to education, which is much debated by Western women's NGOs In terms of human rights, however, members of the government are defenders of their initial Sharia model, disregarding the changes, as a way of protecting religion and tradition. The woman is a vulnerable figure in society and the search for her rights for reparations is necessary. In some countries in the Middle East women are legally prohibited from studying and in others women are not prohibited, but suffer restrictions, in all cases even in the labor market women will be at a disadvantage. In these cases, it is essential to understand human rights, the right to education, and it is necessary to search for solutions in the law, in which the culture and religion of the peoples are protected.