Different Types of Marriage in Islam
Objectives
As a result of this lesson, students will be able to:
• compare and contrast the practices of monogamy and polygamy in Islamic countries today
• analyze the various functions of marriage in societies, both historically and in modern times
• establish differences between practice and reality in Islamic traditions in regard to polygamy
• evaluate the similarities and differences between Muslim, Jewish and Christian practices of polygamy
• assess the implications of misrepresenting Islamic practice in western societies
Contributed Material:
Target Grade Level:
Junior High (7-9)
Senior High (10-12)
Author:
Tracy Flynn
Author Institution:
Hickory High School, Social Studies Teacher
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