Researcher Salam Haji Taher told "Dama": ending a marital relationship does not eliminate mutual respect, and the inclusion of children destroys their stability. Details: Company researcher Salam Haji Taher said in an interview with Dama News Network that ending a marital relationship does not negate the need for mutual respect between both parties, regardless of the nature of the differences and the reasons that led to the separation. Haji Taher explained that maintaining the dignity and privacy of the other party is an essential aspect of responsible conduct after a divorce, and noted that the continuation of disputes does not justify defamation, disclosure of personal secrets or damage to reputation, and emphasized that feelings of anger or the desire for revenge do not solve problems, but affect their psychological and social aspects. The researcher emphasized the importance of dealing with separation as an end to the marital relationship, while avoiding it becoming a continuous conflict that exhausts both parties and hinders their ability to overcome the previous stage. Haji Taher warned against involving children in conflicts between parents or using them as a means of pressure and revenge and asking them to side with one of them, because this causes feelings of fear, sadness and guilt, and pointed out that speaking ill of one of the parents distorts his image and exposes the children to a complex emotional conflict. The researcher emphasized the need to completely separate personal disputes from parental responsibilities that continue after the divorce, in order to ensure a stable and safe environment that helps children adapt to changes in the family without burdening them beyond their capacity. Psychological analyzes have shown that continuing disputes and exposing children to mutual accusations or using them to convey messages creates anxiety, confusion and loss of confidence, while emphasizing the need to reassure the children who are not responsible for the divorce and provide them with the opportunity to express their feelings freely, while strengthening their positive relationship with both parents. At the end of her speech, Haji Taher called for dealing with disputes in a calm manner, maintaining the privacy of the previous life and avoiding transferring conflicts to the social environment, while working together to meet the needs of the children and seeking the help of a social worker when it is not possible to understand how to organize the communication and protect the interests of the children. for more

Researcher Salam Haji Taher told "Dama": ending a marital relationship does not eliminate mutual respect, and the inclusion of children destroys their stability. Details: Company researcher Salam Haji Taher said in an interview with Dama News Network that ending a marital relationship does not negate the need for mutual respect between both parties, regardless of the nature of the differences and the reasons that led to the separation. Haji Taher explained that maintaining the dignity and privacy of the other party is an essential aspect of responsible conduct after a divorce, and noted that the continuation of disputes does not justify defamation, disclosure of personal secrets or damage to reputation, and emphasized that feelings of anger or the desire for revenge do not solve problems, but affect their psychological and social aspects. The researcher emphasized the importance of dealing with separation as an end to the marital relationship, while avoiding it becoming a continuous conflict that exhausts both parties and hinders their ability to overcome the previous stage. Haji Taher warned against involving children in conflicts between parents or using them as a means of pressure and revenge and asking them to side with one of them, because this causes feelings of fear, sadness and guilt, and pointed out that speaking ill of one of the parents distorts his image and exposes the children to a complex emotional conflict. The researcher emphasized the need to completely separate personal disputes from parental responsibilities that continue after the divorce, in order to ensure a stable and safe environment that helps children adapt to changes in the family without burdening them beyond their capacity. Psychological analyzes have shown that continuing disputes and exposing children to mutual accusations or using them to convey messages creates anxiety, confusion and loss of confidence, while emphasizing the need to reassure the children who are not responsible for the divorce and provide them with the opportunity to express their feelings freely, while strengthening their positive relationship with both parents. At the end of her speech, Haji Taher called for dealing with disputes in a calm manner, maintaining the privacy of the previous life and avoiding transferring conflicts to the social environment, while working together to meet the needs of the children and seeking the help of a social worker when it is not possible to understand how to organize the communication and protect the interests of the children. for more