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eligious in nature and content as any other part of belief or faith. Going round the fire seven times or giving consent before a Qazi are as much matters of faith and conscience as worship itself. It is a fact that no argument is strong enough to separate the issue of marriage from religion. And when marriage and divorce are matters of religion, according to Article 25 of the Constitution, neither Parliament nor any other institution enjoys the right to snatch this established right from any group against its will. According to this clause, the enactment of such a law would be akin to interference in religious matters. UNIFORM CIVIL CODE—A CRITICAL STUDY 17
Common <strong>Code</strong> and National Unity What is the goal of a common civil code? No sane person would say that a common code should be enforced just for the sake of a common code. Then what is the actual purpose behind it? All its advocates claim that it would produce a beneficial sense of togetherness, which, in turn, would be conducive to bringing into existence a sense of nationhood. That is, a common code would produce common feelings been different communities. In this way, that strong nation for which we have been, waiting for the last fifty years will come into existence. Just because the phrases common code and common feelings, share the word common, it has been taken for granted that they are intimately if not causally related. But all the related facts force one to reject this point of view. Quite simply, there is no essential connection between a common code and common feelings. 18 UNIFORM CIVIL CODE—A CRITICAL STUDY
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