Increasing the Rates of Khula Divorce phenomenon in Algerian Society (Causes and Impacts)

This study addresses the phenomenon of Khula divorce in Algerian society, which is considered a legal and social phenomenon that has been increasing in recent years. Statistics indicate that divorce cases rose from 13,000 cases in 2019 to 15,000 cases in 2020, reflecting a notable increase in this phenomenon. Khula Divorce, as a social phenomenon, is influenced by many social, economic, and cultural factors currently experienced in Algeria. Rapid socio-cultural and economic transformations play a significant role in changing family and social relationship patterns, which may lead to an increase in divorce cases. This phenomenon has serious implications for Algerian society, as it can affect family cohesion and stability, necessitating an in-depth study to understand its causes and consequences. It is important to approach this phenomenon with caution and to understand the underlying factors, whether they are economic, social, or cultural, in order to provide appropriate solutions that address this issue fundamentally. In summary, divorce in Algeria reflects profound transformations in society and requires serious attention from researchers and policymakers to understand its causes and effects, and to work on reducing its negative impacts on families and society as a whole.