The present research focuses on analyzing the divorce jurisprudence among the Muslim communities in India, Malaysia, and Indonesia, shedding light on the intricacies of the legal systems in these jurisdictions. The background of the research delves into the historical context and societal values that have contributed to the current situation of high divorce rates in these countries. The research also presents specific details regarding the factors and reasons behind the increasing trend of divorce in these societies. Furthermore, the key findings of the research highlight the significant role played by various socio-economic factors in influencing the dissolution of marriage through divorce and provide insights into the main perspectives associated with this trend.
