L’impossible équité : polygynie et partage des nuits

IF 0.3 0 HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Hawwa Pub Date : 2019-10-23 DOI:10.1163/15692086-12341357

M. Benkheira

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Abstract

La représentation courante de la polygynie est un mari agissant comme un despote, sans contrainte, et gouverné par son seul désir. Au vu de la littérature du fiqh, il n’en est rien, puisqu’il est contraint par la Loi. On observe que le fait que les concubines ne soient pas traitées comme les épouses ne relève pas de la différence de religion.

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不可能的公平:一夫多妻制和共享夜晚

对一夫多妻制的普遍描述是，丈夫表现得像一个暴君，不受约束，只受自己的欲望支配。从fiqh文献来看，它不是，因为它是受法律约束的。值得注意的是，妾不被当作妻子对待的事实与宗教差异无关。

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