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The work of Nadjma Yassari examines the Islamic dower (mahr) from a comparative perspective and considers it in the context of the family property law of Egypt, Iran, Pakistan and Tunisia. Emphasizing the function and purpose of the mahr, her work also addresses its incorporation into private international law and German family law.
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