Osama Khalil

Graduate of Edwardes College Peshawar with a Bachelor of Science degree in Law. Presently, working as a lawyer in Peshawar.

Alimony After Divorce in Islam: Rights, Rules, and Responsibilities

Islamic law ensures fairness in financial matters after divorce. When a marriage ends, the husband must provide Islamic alimony to his ex-wife under specific conditions. This financial support, known as nafaqah, covers basic needs like food, clothing, and shelter. Many people wonder about maintenance after divorce in Islam. The rules are clear and protect women’s rights. This article explains everything […]

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Child Custody After Divorce in Pakistan: A Complete Guide for Parents

Divorce brings many challenges, especially when children are involved. Parents often worry about child custody in Pakistan. The court decides custody based on the child’s best interests. This article explains everything about custody of child after divorce in simple words. What is Child Custody in Pakistan? Child custody means the legal right to care for

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Understanding the Right to Nationality: Key Insights from a Landmark Judgment

The right to nationality is one of the most fundamental human rights. Without it, individuals lose access to basic freedoms, including education, healthcare, employment, and legal protections. A recent landmark judgment in Pakistan reaffirmed this right, emphasizing that no citizen should be stripped of their nationality without due process. This article explains the key aspects of this

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Can a Pakistani Woman Regain Citizenship After Marrying an Indian National?

Many Pakistani women marry foreign nationals, including Indians, and later wish to regain their Pakistani citizenship. The case of Mst. Samina Naz highlights the legal challenges involved. This article explains whether a Pakistani woman can regain citizenship after marrying an Indian national and what conditions apply. Background of the Case Mst. Samina Naz, a Pakistani woman, married

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Dual Nationality and Election Disqualification in Pakistan – Key Legal Insights

Recently, a significant court judgment clarified the rules for election candidates with dual nationality in Pakistan. The case involved Wajid Ur Rehman, whose nomination papers were rejected because he held British citizenship. This article breaks down the legal reasoning in simple terms, explaining why dual nationality disqualifies someone from contesting elections in Pakistan. What Was

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CNIC Issuance for Pakistani Citizens: Understanding the Judgment in Dad Muhammad vs. NADRA

The judgment in Dad Muhammad vs. NADRA (2025 CLC 253) is a significant legal decision that addresses the denial of CNIC issuance for Pakistani citizens. The case revolves around the petitioners’ claim that they are rightful citizens of Pakistan but were unjustly refused Computerized National Identity Cards (CNICs) by the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA). The court ruled in favor

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Foreign Nationals Married to Pakistani Citizens

The judgment in PLD 2024 Balochistan 33 revolves around two petitioners, Masooma and Hajra, who were born in Pakistan but originally belonged to Afghan descent. Both women married Pakistani citizens and applied for Computerized National Identity Cards (CNICs). However, their requests were denied by NADRA (National Database and Registration Authority). The petitioners then approached the Balochistan High Court under Article 199 of the

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Pakistani Woman Fights for Her Afghan Husband’s Citizenship Rights – Explained

In a landmark judgment where Pakistani woman foreign husband citizenship rights were involved, the Peshawar High Court ruled in favor of a Pakistani woman, Mst. Amna, who fought for her Afghan husband’s right to obtain a Pakistan Origin Card (POC). The case, PLD 2024 Peshawar 57, highlights the ongoing struggle against gender discrimination in Pakistan’s citizenship laws. The

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