ThePrintOpinion: As a Pasmanda Muslim woman, it pains me that India took 70 years to question talaq-e-hasan

Amana Begam Ansari delves into the complexities of talaq-e-hasan, highlighting its one-sided nature despite being slower than instant talaq. She shares Benazir Hina's story to unveil the bureaucratic and personal toll of oral talaq practices on women. The discussion also sheds light on the intersection of poverty and social pressure faced by marginalized Muslim women. By comparing India's legal landscape to that of other countries, Ansari emphasizes the urgent need for reform and greater fairness in Muslim family law.