<i>Nikah</i> Express: Malay Polygyny and Marriage-making at the Malaysian–Thai Border

Razif, Nurul Huda Mohd.

doi:10.1080/10357823.2020.1870931

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“…He portrayed a global revolution based on the imminent transformation of gendered relations and the emergence of the "pure relationship," i.e., an apolitical, egalitarian union (cf. Nurul Huda 2021, Padilla et al 2007, Parry 2001. A generation earlier, another sociologist William Goode (1959) pointed out that anthropologists had rather shockingly ignored love as significant for kinship patterns, and using the accumulated anthropological evidence he proposed that the theoretical significance of love was to be found in the structural patterns of a society that developed to keep love from disrupting other arrangements (p. 47).…”

Section: Anthropology Of Lovementioning

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Intimacy and the Politics of Love

Mody

2022

Annu. Rev. Anthropol.

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This review provides an overview of the anthropology of love and some of the main bodies of ethnographic work and theoretical debates around studies of love. It surveys specific studies that make the politics of intimacy and love central to their analysis and that seek to make theoretical sense of its meaning and broader significance. This discussion is followed by work that draws together an example of the politicization of love in the shape of a claim around “love jihad,” which has dominated recent discussions of love in India and has begun to receive anthropological attention. In conclusion, the review argues that the politics of love will need to account for the meanings, constraints, and everyday vulnerabilities through which intimate lives become entangled with and illuminate political projects of every scale. Expected final online publication date for the Annual Review of Anthropology Volume 51 is October 2022. Please see http://www.annualreviews.org/page/journal/pubdates for revised estimates.

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Section: Anthropology Of Lovementioning

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Intimacy and the Politics of Love

Mody

2022

Annu. Rev. Anthropol.

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“…Syndicate marriages are marriages within or abroad that do not follow the procedures established in a country. Syndicate marriages in Malaysia are usually carried out on the border between Malaysia and Thailand (Razif, 2021). Syndicate marriages are carried out by legal entities or individuals who do not receive marriage authority from the government or the state (Abdullah & Khairuddin, 2009).…”

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Islamic Counseling on Psychological Aspects of the Sirri Marriage Case: Five Women's Voices in the Narrative Investigation

Nuraeni,

Astuti

2023

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Unregistered marriages have become a phenomenon in several countries and have an impact on wives and children because marriages are not registered with the government. This research aims to report the psychological impact on wives and children in Indonesia. Five female participants in unregistered marriages were involved in narrative inquiry research. Data collection was carried out through semi-structured interviews. Interviews were also conducted with ustadz and amil (community figures). The data were analyzed using narrative analysis. The results showed that the wives experienced mental disorders (neuroses), which were influenced by frustration (pressure), conflict (inner conflict) and anxiety due to several things, including the lack of legal certainty and treatment of the husband. Apart from that, the factors causing unregistered marriages are women's ignorance of the concept of marriage, which includes the rights and obligations of husband and wife, and economic aspects. This research has implications for the legality of children resulting from unregistered marriages related to inheritance and administration rights.

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‘It was for unusual circumstances, which aren’t relevant today’: how Australian Muslim women interpret polygyny and its application in contemporary Australia

Hammond

2024

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Nikah Express: Malay Polygyny and Marriage-making at the Malaysian–Thai Border

Cited by 5 publications

References 22 publications

Intimacy and the Politics of Love

Intimacy and the Politics of Love

Islamic Counseling on Psychological Aspects of the Sirri Marriage Case: Five Women's Voices in the Narrative Investigation

‘It was for unusual circumstances, which aren’t relevant today’: how Australian Muslim women interpret polygyny and its application in contemporary Australia

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