Family

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Volume 13 · Issue 2 · June 2026

The Role of Urbanization in the Modernization of Social Values with in the Kurdish Family

Akar Salam Bakr, Shvan Esmael Hamad

Urbanization is one of the most crucial worldwide phenomena which functions as a major operator of social and cultural changes. In Kurdish society, especially in Erbil city, there has been rapid urban developments in the last few decades, which has been the reason for the creation of a dynamic interplay between traditional values and modern lifestyles. The main objective of this research is to explore the role of urbanization in the transformation of social values within Kurdish families. The study aims to examine the extent to which modern values are adopted, the impact of the urban environment on family structure and behavior. To achieve these objectives, a quantitative research method was followed, and a questionnaire tool was used to collect data. The research population consisted of families in the city of Erbil, and a purposive sample of 390 families was selected from 13 different neighborhoods of the city, representing various levels of social and economic status. The reliability of the research scale was 86.22%, and the placement (Cronbach's Alpha) was 0.771, which indicates a high level of reliability. The main findings of the research reveal that the process of modernization within Kurdish families is complex. On one hand, there is a noticeable acceptance of certain modern values, such as mixed-gender education. The research also discovered a strong relationship between new media and consumer culture. Moreover, differences in lifestyles between the various neighborhoods of the city were identified, which reflects the diversity of urban culture.

Volume 13 · Issue 1 · March 2026

The Character of The Child in The Novel "Bohajin" By Nafeh Aqrawi

Zuzan Sadiq Saeed, Shima Ahmed Salim

One of the philosophers of the Enlightenment is “Jean-Jacques Rousseau”, although he was not a successful father, because he left his children in an orphanage after he separated from his wife. However, he was able to establish an educational and training method for the world - which most countries follow today -and put it under the name "Emile" and the style of this book was similar to the style of writing a novel, that is, making "Emile “a character for a child and through this child he established the principles of education. After this book was published, he returned to the orphanage to get his children back, but it was too late because they were given to families who did not own the children, and thus "Rousseau" lost his children because they changed the names and did not know which family had taken his child or children. Middle Eastern societies in general have their own rules and principles, as most countries apply the rules of the clan or the prevailing social system is left by feudal lords and money owners; therefore, people's livelihood is at the mercy of these people. The novel "Al-Ansar" is one of the Kurdish novels in which the writer was able to embody the character of "Emil" the child with the character of a child in the adolescent stage, “Saeed" .In this way, the writer shed light on the prevailing customs and traditions of Kurdish society in a specific area, as well as the strict paternal authority and the injustice that followed it and emotional deprivation, all of this on one hand and taking children out of schools to work in the markets while they are in a stage where they need to be satisfied by playing and enjoying childhood on the other hand. Through this novel, it became clear that Kurdish society at that time was going against the direction of Rousseau's educational principles. Therefore, we find that children who live in a restrictive environment will have weak personalities. Therefore, he chose this novel as an opportunity to show the prevailing educational system in some societies.

Volume 12 · Issue 6 · December 2025

Effect of Fear Consciousness on The Effect of "Eye and Health" And Its Relationship to Security and Permanent Stability

Ahmed Mahmood Ahmed

This study delivers an in-depth analytical examination of the occurrence of overwhelming fear of the evil eye and the noticed effects of magic, a concern notably common among Kurdish Muslims in the Kurdistan Region. It searches the substantial psychological harm this intensified fear causes to individuals, in addition to its clear influence on family stability and social security. This study recognizes and analyzes the basic reasons that lead to ongoing anxiety and fear linked to the evil eye and magic. Furthermore, the study examines the traditional and cultural methods utilized within Kurdish society to handle with these fears, including preemptive practices rooted in Islamic teachings and transmitted folk customs. It also critically reviews the harmful effects that certain preachers and religious figures may have in escalating fear and anxiety within the Muslim community. Eventually, the research shows a number of important findings and practical recommendations intended to restrain the distribution of this occurrence and decrease its negative effects on individuals and society in general.

Volume 12 · Issue 5 · October 2025

Social Rights in the Babylonian and Assyrian recorded Laws

Muhammad Amin Ali, Bakhtiar Qasem Awla

The title" Social Rights in the Babylonian and Assyrian recorded Laws" as the title of this scientific research, stems from the fact that the Babylonian and Assyrian laws, as two of the oldest and most important laws in human history after the Sumerian laws and reforms, paid attention to the family and the setting up of social relations, and attention was also given to human rights. Family members and society are within the framework of these laws in a way, which makes them worthy of their various angles being the subject of research and their various dimensions worthy of interpretation. The research was devoted to the social rights in Babylonian and Assyrian laws and their impact on society, and the social dimensions of this aspect were presented in its content depending on a group of scientific sources and the opinions of scholars. In addition to the summary in Kurdish, Arabic, and English, the list of sources, and the most important results, this study consists of three main topics as follows: A summary of the history of Babylonian and Assyrian recorded laws. Individual rights; Women, children, men, and slaves in Babylonian and Assyrian recorded laws. Family and community rights in Babylonian and Assyrian recorded laws.

Volume 12 · Issue 2 · April 2025

Fast Food and its Impact on Family Harmony

Ahmed Mahmood Saydok

This article talks about a social phenomenon in the society from the perspective of the purposes and legal goals of the holy religion of Islam and philosophy and the goals of the family process. It evaluates the different aspects and negative consequences of the phenomenon، which is the rise of citizens' desire for fast food and drink outside the family's table. At the beginning، it defines the phenomenon and shows the reasons behind the rise of the citizens' desire to use fast food especially in the last decade. Likewise، it talks about the attitude of Islamic Sharia against all the behaviors that affect the level of family harmony and become a threat to the security and stability of the family for this purpose. It depends on dozens of texts and legal principles. Finally، the results of the research and the recommendations of the researcher are shown to the readers under the light of the text and the legal intentions.

Volume 11 · Issue 5 · October 2024

The Effective of Marriage Betery on The Life of Family

Ismaill khalid Mawlood, Abdulhameed Ali Saeed Barazanji

The current study aims to know the main causes of marital in fidelity &its impact on families and children in particular & on society in general . The study merstigates the preralence of marital infidelity its types it also attempts to discover the motivating factors that leads to conduct this act in addition, the impact of such action in addition, the impact of such action on families as well as various of betrayal methods to prevent the spread of betrayal is also identified by the researcher The type of the study is qualitative& description approach is used by the research to study the case & the interview with observation tools are used to collect data with narrative tools to singinfy on the case research. The researcher took 5cases in Erbil city center .samples are from several governmental institutions thar are specialized in reform, adoption also protecting individuals from Any from of violence or Threat. For instance, Erbil Shelter Directorate, women &Children reform Directorate ,Detention &transfer Directorate) The study concludes thar one of the main reason for infedility in most of the cases is the feeling of revenge that one of the spouses hold against the other due to the absence of the partner that creates an emotional & sexual gap & leads to neglect. In addition, imitating dubbed dramas had an impact on prevalence of this phenomenon.

Volume 11 · Issue 1 · February 2024

The Value of Love in a sociological Point of View

Didar Kamal Raouf, Najat mhamad Faraj

Love as an accepted value in the community is reflected in the importance of being together and conserving society and family, because of its importance, it is continually studied by researchers and sociologists, due to the sociologists focus on an important regard of society, which is the family, the family, like any of the important systems of society, has undergone changes due to changes in social life and the rise of technology and family, like each significant social system of society that has faced changes due to the development of social life and the emergence of technology, and the role and status of the family has been included in this changes, so family also faced change, and this has led sociologists to say that the changes that have affected family relations, especially the relationships between spouses, have gone towards materialism and fading, and love has not been far from it as a feeling, and therefore domestic violence in the family has currently increased and more common than ever before.

Volume 11 · Issue 3 · June 2024

Theories of Social Alienation Analysis in the Family

Parwin Abubakrd Mohammed, Bokan Tofiq Raza

Family, as a small effective system for the establishment of the entire society always leaves heated questions to scholars and social workers. Throughout the research, the issues of parental alienation have been apparently highlighted. The reasons for the foremost problems are numerous incompatibilities among the couples and the raise of many divorces. Family, as a small corporation contains several other correlations like the relation between the husband and the wife, as the formation of all the other family relations. Besides, the interactive relations of the family members then the compound families are seen. Furthermore, the new mode of the formation family relations, in the terms professions, positions, age, and literacy rate change, according to the present time of the society, culture, tradition, religion and different extents.The existence and non-existence of the modern world’s reality, family relations take many questions and issues, when this reality has apparently expressed, that the initiation, formation, role and duties are constantly changing. Furthermore, in the standard of living, the family members face challenges, alternatives and determination which all leave their influence the variety of family relations. In one way or another, the influences are seen as the catalyst of the emergence of social alienation among the families.

Volume 6 · Issue 1 · June 2019

The Role of Family Problems in the performance of the Work of Employees in Government Institutions

Ahmad Ali Hama Baban, Adil Mohammed Noori Abdallah

In the Kurdistan the work in government sector is a main source of work, but people believed that their work do not be done with the large number of employees, therefore a family problem might be a one of causes that impact on employee work performance. The problem of the study attempt to answer a question has family problems impact on this family member who working in governmental institutions? As a researchers observed it is be a cause to lock of employees working, in the theoretical dimension this study is important, it is be a one of a valuable source for future study and in a practical dimension is important for assessment an effect of family problems on the performance of the work of the employees, so the benefiter of the study is manager, employer, and researchers and the aim of the study is to highlight of quantity of family problems roles on employee work implementation in government institutions. For fulfillment aim of a study collect of data in working field by Descriptive approach, the sample of the study is government employee. After the questionnaire is distributed on the samples, then SPSS package is used to analyze the data that is gained from the results that the family problems had effect on employee work implantation by variables (Gender, Age, Marital status, Education and administrative positions).