An Analytical Study of the Societal Effects of the Exceeding Trends of Divorce and Khula

Abstract

This analytical inquiry undertakes an examination of the intricate social ramifications stemming from the escalating incidence of divorce and khula within present-day societal constructs. Through a meticulous analysis of contributory factors and ensuing consequences, the study aspires to elucidate the diverse impacts on individuals, families, and broader communities. Employing a mixed-methods paradigm, the research integrates quantitative data analysis with qualitative insights derived from structured interviews and surveys, thereby affording a comprehensive investigation. By scrutinizing the evolving dynamics of divorce and khula, the research endeavors to furnish nuanced insights into the social, economic, and emotional dimensions of these phenomena, thereby contributing to a heightened understanding of their multifaceted effects on familial units and the overarching societal fabric. The primary objective is to provide a holistic comprehension of the societal implications inherent in divorce and khula, with a view to informing decision-making processes and bolstering support mechanisms for individuals and communities grappling with the complexities attendant to these trends. This study seeks to assume a pivotal role in elevating scholarly discourse and fostering adaptive strategies to address the challenges posed by the mounting prevalence of divorce and khula in contemporary social milieus.