Historical Perspectives and Contemporary Issues
Book chapter on child marriage in Iran by: Kameel Ahmady
Editor: S. Behnaz Hosseini
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-33-4469-3
Publisher Name: Springer, Singapore
This page presents Kameel Ahmady’s chapter, ‘The Role of Temporary Marriage (TM) in Promoting Early Child Marriage (ECM) in Iran’, within Temporary and Child Marriages in Iran and Afghanistan: Historical Perspectives and Contemporary Issues.
The volume is edited by S. Behnaz Hosseini and published by Springer. Ahmady is the author of the chapter identified here, rather than the author of every contribution to the edited collection.
The chapter examines the relationship between temporary marriage and early child marriage in Iran. It considers how family expectations and arrangements described as sigheh mahramiat can influence young people’s relationships and choices.
Read the chapter’s argument within its own evidence and historical setting. It should not be treated as a description of every family or a complete account of current law.
The edited volume brings together contributions addressing temporary and child marriages and their historical and social contexts. Its geographical coverage is wider than this individual chapter.
The PDF linked above is the complete 161-page edited volume. Use its contents to find Ahmady’s contribution; a file containing the volume is not a chapter-only download.
Springer’s chapter record gives a first-online date of 7 February 2021 and a printed page range of 47–66. Its DOI is 10.1007/978-981-33-4469-3_3. The volume DOI ends in 4469-3 without the chapter suffix.
Printed page numbers differ from a PDF viewer’s page count because of front matter. Use the publisher’s chapter range when citing the contribution.
An Echo of Silence addresses child marriage, while A House on Water examines temporary marriage. They are related works, rather than alternative editions of the Springer volume.
The Nova link in the access section opens An Echo of Silence and is identified as a related book.
This page identifies his chapter. S. Behnaz Hosseini is the volume editor, and the collection includes other contributors.
The existing link opens the complete edited volume; use the contents and printed pagination to locate the chapter.
Use the access links above, checking the language, format and imprint of the file you choose. The title and page numbers in your citation should match that edition.
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