Some Muslims hardly are very happy. Had Pakistan really such plan?
If polygamy is banned in Pakistan in the 1970s, what would happen?
Not, if Zia al-Huq still becomes dictator. He was an extreme religious zealot.
So I asked if in the case ul-Haq does not rise to power and Zulfikar Ali Bhutto is Prime Minister, would Bhutto ban polygamy in Pakistan?
You'd really need a hard-core, sectarian regime to stay in power for an extended period of time for it to happen and doing so would generate additional opposition.
If polygamy is banned in Pakistan in the 1970s, what would happen?
to answer the question, we first need to find out just how widespread polygamy is there. I've read that it's somewhat common in the rural areas where the central government has little sway (which is where you also see rampant abuse of the 'child bride' problem)... what about the rest of the country?