Polygamy in Somalia
Under law, polygamy is legal in the country of Somalia.[1]
See also
- Legal status of polygamy
- Polygamy in Islam
References
- ^ "Acceptance of Polygamy Slowly Changes in Muslim Africa", VOANews.com, Voice of America, 12 March 2007, archived from the original on 2009-05-07
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Polygamy in Africa
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