Family Problems - Wife’s Work - and Its Solution in the Light of Maqasid Shariah

Husni, Ahmad Muhammad; Nasohah, Zaini; Nor, Amir Husin Mohd; Samuri, Mohd Al-Adib

doi:10.5539/ass.v11n18p164

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“…In Islam, married women are essentially independent from the responsibilities held by their husbands. However, in practice, cultural factors cause women to bear several burdens (Husni et al, 2015;Suhertina, 2020;White, 2010). This study also illustrated that cultural factors further blurred the divide between professional and personal responsibilities during the pandemic.…”

Section: Respondents' Workloadmentioning

confidence: 69%

Female teachers’ double burden during the pandemic: overcoming challenges and dilemma between career and family

Febrianto

Mas’udah

Megasari

2022

SPP

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The coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) challenged educators, especially female teachers, as they shouldered the double burden of being both teachers and spouses. This study articulates the online teaching experiences of Indonesian women that work as elementary school teachers. Moreover, the study explores strategies implemented by these teachers to overcome this career-family dichotomy. Carried out in Indonesia’s East Java province, this descriptive mixed method study surveyed 347 married female teachers, 212 of which have school-aged children. Results showed that home-based online teaching created additional burdens for female teacher and they experienced workload resulting from this dual role, further emphasized by the expectation of domestic duties that are primarily enforced on women. Several strategies, including time management, involving their husbands in domestic chores — that strengthened their social support —, and simultaneously teaching their own children along with their students, were implemented. Therefore, couple’s negotiations regarding role division are needed to achieve gender equality within familial structures.

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Section: Respondents' Workloadmentioning

confidence: 69%

Female teachers’ double burden during the pandemic: overcoming challenges and dilemma between career and family

Febrianto

Mas’udah

Megasari

2022

SPP

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“…Problems faced by women who play doubles among others appear on the following results of several studies. First, the study of Husni, et al (2015), about the problems of a few families with a working wife or has dual roles in Malaysia is the lack of knowledge of each couple of rights and obligations that must be obeyed. Next is the research conducted by Anafarta and Kuruuzum (2012) who took the subject of research both women and men who work in the manufacturing and service sectors in Antalya Turkey.…”

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Life Experiences which Shape Dual Roles of Indonesian Women

Ekawati

Akbar

Supriati

2018

int.jour.sci.res.mana

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This study aims to gain a deep understanding of life experiences of the Indonesian women entrepreneur and educator figures in carrying out their dual roles by applying phenomenological research method. Research participants were Indonesian women figures who are not only considered success in their profession but also in family life, which make them being recognized by the society. Drawing on data collected from semi-structured in-depth interviews supported by an examination of documents and observation. Using interpretative phenomenological analysis, the findings in this study explore that the experience of life in their family, school, and the community before their marriage form dual roles of women entrepreneurs and educators figures. Meanwhile, the experiences of having variety of roles in the family, workplace, and society environment form the dual roles of women figures in this study after their marriage. Based on the results of this study suggests, among others, the importance of giving a woman a chance to study both formal and non formal even after she married. This study is limited to the women figures who work as an entrepreneur and an educator. So that research on women figures in other professions is very recommended.

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Confusion Concerning the Use of Maqasid Al-Shari’ah in some Social Issues in Malaysia

Samsudin¹,

Hamjah²

2015

MJSS

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Social issues relating to the Muslim ummah's permissibility of polygamy for males and obligatory veiling (hijab) for females s Quest for Equality: Between Islamic Law and Feminism, Feminist Movement, Gender Equality and Religious Understanding and Dawabit al-Maslahah fi al-Sharicah al-Islamiyyah (The Guidelines for Public Interest in Islamic Shariah). Research results find that the dawabit (parameters) control the application of maqasid al-shari'ah (the ultimate objectives or goals of Shariah). This is because dawabit plays a role in balancing between proof of Shariah text or evidence in partial (juz'iyy) form and maqasid al -shari'ah in general or universal (kulliyy) form. These dawabit (guidelines) are compiled to ensure that the application of maqasid al-shari'ah fulfils the true discipline of jurisprudence in the context of textual interpretation of al-Quran and al-Sunnah when issuing rulings extracted from these sources.

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Family Problems - Wife’s Work - and Its Solution in the Light of Maqasid Shariah

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Female teachers’ double burden during the pandemic: overcoming challenges and dilemma between career and family

Female teachers’ double burden during the pandemic: overcoming challenges and dilemma between career and family

Life Experiences which Shape Dual Roles of Indonesian Women

Confusion Concerning the Use of Maqasid Al-Shari’ah in some Social Issues in Malaysia

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