Those who are in charge of men

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This book sheds light on the concept of guardianship, redefining and reformulating it in a way that aligns with the realities of our time, an era marked by radical societal transformation. Previously, guardianship had a single, imposed definition, dictated to society in both word and deed, until the imposed meaning became ingrained and accepted as an unquestionable truth…

Now that women have gained their rights and become partners and active members of society, a social and cultural clash has arisen regarding who is more entitled to have guardianship. The old definition of guardianship is no longer able to confront this change, and therefore the meaning of guardianship has descended from the level of established facts to the level of debates.

In light of the above, it has become necessary to critique the old definition of guardianship, redefine guardianship in line with this era, and determine who is entitled to it, and its requirements and conditions.