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nbsp;Since a large majority of the US population are the followers of the Christian faith Families in the arab world, according to Rashad et al.... Furthermore, endogamy had been in vogue in the arab world, where the people preferred to marry within their close relations and tribesmen.... There was a time when the arab Muslims did not allow inter-religious marriages, particularly for their female stratum.... Hence, religious values dominated over the Hebrew and arab cultures prevailing in a large part of the entire region....
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Term Paper
Since the research on the above mention marriage is primarily focusing on its practices among Arabs, there is the need to make an assessment on the rate of it practices in the arab countries to further clarify the issue.... (Consanguinity and Apnea of Prematurity).
Before going very deep into this research, there is the need to know why we ought to know about this marriage that mostly exists among the arab people What important is this research expected to add in our academia knowledge and what it the significant to our society
Thus beginning should focus on the significant of this research to our largest society since the marriage as it definition stated above is mainly adapt by blood relations....
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Essay
Some estimates show that 44% of Arab women were married before (Popper) In most of the arab countries most of the underage marriage occurs without the permission of the girls.... Though underage marriage is common in arab countries, western culture is also not far behind.... In some countries underage marriage is a custom while in some other countries, poverty forces people to engage in such things.... But in countries like America, the above factors are not at all prevalent but still underage marriage occurs because of the cultural problems and attitudes of young children....
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Research Paper
Even the families of native people do not develop family terms and relationships between themselves.... Ethical relativism refers to the very theory that no act can absolutely be declared to be universally right or wrong as well as fair or unfair altogether; on the contrary, moral values and ethical principles certainly vary from one culture to another and from one social… Consequently, an act admirable in one culture and an overwhelming majority of the population follows the same, while the same rule is viewed to be condemnable and shameful in some other society....
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hellip; arab countries, from parts of Asia to the Northern part of Africa are mainly the countries in which this rich vast culture is evident.... This report "Facts about Arab Culture" analyses the arab culture in-depth looking at the very important factors that drive its existence.... arab Culture dictates that Islam is the practiced religion imposing several rules....
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Report
hellip; According to the paper globalization has not only had a huge impact on the political and economic arena of the world, but it has also had far reaching effects on the development of the cultures of many countries all over the world.... This paper stresses that globalization has intensified the economic competition among the developed nations of the world and to increase this competitiveness, they have come to adopt policies aimed at influencing other countries to adopt their cultures so that they can be able to find markets for their products....
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Essay
The contrast in ages of both genders forced some families to accept the marriage proposal from outside Saudi Arabia for their daughters, for example, Iraqis living in the United States or European countries.... nbsp; Competition between families also resulted in some of them would eliminate contact with some households or distance themselves from certain friends and relatives to avoid their daughters from intermixing with their Iraqi peers that could overshadow their presence....
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Assignment
This paper will look at the specifically prevalent reasons for divorce in the context of UAE, which has been showing the highest divorce rates among the Gulf countries.... This is the reason, why there are different types of rules and protocols that guide the divorce process in different countries and even in different states (as in the case of the United States of America).... hellip; The author talks about the process of divorce in the context of Muslim Sharia Law, very often Sharia makes it tough for a divorce to happen in the UAE until the judge is convinced that the marriage will not work out....
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Research Paper
