Domestic Violence and Its Consequences on Women: A Field Study in Mosul City

Domestic Violence and Its Consequences on Women: A Field Study in Mosul City

Section: Article
Issue
Vol. 6 No. 22 (2026): issue 22
Pages
870-849

Abstract





The objective of the research is to identify domestic violence and its consequences on women, and the resulting danger to the life of the individual and the family, and the harm that domestic violence will produce. The case study approach was used, and the interview tool was used in the process of collecting data from the sample members who were interviewed, which are five cases of women who were abused by their men within the family in the right side of Mosul city. The research concluded that there is domestic violence in various forms, whether verbal, physical, or psychological violence. The research also found that all cases of violence are eventually resolved according to the laws and tribal norms prevailing in society





Keywords:

Domestic Violence, Women, Society, Consequences, Suicide

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Author

Fathy Ahmed Fathy Ahmed

Tal Khater Intermediate Secondary School for Boys

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Domestic Violence and Its Consequences on Women: A Field Study in Mosul City: Domestic Violence and Its Consequences on Women: A Field Study in Mosul City. (2026). Journal of Education for the Humanities , 6(22), 870-849. https://jeh.uomosul.edu.iq/index.php/jeh/article/view/62381
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Domestic Violence and Its Consequences on Women: A Field Study in Mosul City: Domestic Violence and Its Consequences on Women: A Field Study in Mosul City. (2026). Journal of Education for the Humanities , 6(22), 870-849. https://jeh.uomosul.edu.iq/index.php/jeh/article/view/62381