The Muslim Women  (Protection of Rights on Divorce) Act, 1986 

 - Allahabad  Ashoka Law House  1987 
 - p.167 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Adultery<br/>Al Hadis<br/>Apostay<br/>Caliphat<br/>Common civil code<br/>Conflicts of Law<br/>Conjugal Rights<br/>Consumation<br/>Contemporary Law<br/>Death<br/>Divorce<br/>Divorce of Muslim Women<br/>Divorced Women<br/>Fiqh<br/>Full Dower<br/>Hambali School<br/>Historic background of Mohammedan Law<br/>Ijma<br/>Ijma<br/>Islamic divorce Law<br/>Islamic Marital Law - Nikah, Koran, Hadis, Hafafi Law, Presumptions, Sunnis<br/>Ismailya School<br/>Istihshan<br/>Judicial determination<br/>Jurist Abu Hanifa<br/>Kabin Nama<br/>Khul<br/>Khul<br/>Khul & divorce<br/>Legislation on contract, Tort and Civil procedures and Criminal procedure<br/>Mahr or Dower<br/>Maintenance<br/>Marriage according to Muslim Law<br/>Meaning of Islam<br/>Mission of Mohammedan as Prophet<br/>Mohammedan Law<br/>Muslim - Meaning of<br/>Muslim LawUmmayed Dynesty<br/>Muslim Personal Law in India<br/>Muslim sects<br/>Nikah<br/>Personal Law<br/>Polygamy<br/>Polygamy and Mohammedan Law<br/>Position of the husband<br/>Prompt Dower<br/>Proper Dower<br/>Provident Fund<br/>Puberty<br/>Punishment<br/>Qiyas<br/>Religion<br/>Re-marriage<br/>Requisites of a Muslim<br/>Rights of Muslim Women<br/>Rules of Interpretation<br/>Schools of Muslim Law<br/>Second Wife<br/>Secular character of Islam<br/>Shafai Law<br/>Shafie Law<br/>Shariat Act<br/>Shariat Act<br/>Shia Law<br/>Shiya Law<br/>Shiya School<br/>Shiyas<br/>Social legislation to advance the cause of weaker section<br/>Supercession of Personal Law<br/>Talaq (Shia Law)<br/>The fourth Imam Ali Asghar Raidul Abdin<br/>The Holy Quran and Sunna<br/>Twelve Imams<br/>Unlawful<br/>Urf