Rights between Men and Women in Islamic Family Laws (IFL) SISTERS IN ISLAM, one of the Muslim organizations have greatly protest to the recent passing of the Islamic Family Law (Federal Territories) (Amendment) Bill 2005 by the Malaysian Senate. To the ire of Malaysians of all faiths, both women and men, the government has passed a Bill on 23 December 2005 which is Islamic Family Law (Federal Territories) (Amendment) Bill 2005 [ 1 ] . The Bill was passed unanimously despite vehement objections from several women??s groups and severe objections from at least 12 women Senators. They think that the rights of Muslim women have deprived significantly and point out 5 major objections for the Bill [ 2 ] . Based on the protest, many researchers have involved themselves to compare and analyze on the rights of married couple under Islamic Family Law. Results showed that the spouses?? rights can be divided into three parts which are before a marriage, during a marriage and after a divorce. Analysis conducted on the Islamic Family Law (Federal Territory) 1984, revealed that wives were granted with more rights than husbands [ 3 ] . Other than that, research finding also had identified several rights that were not part of Syariah Law but enacted under the Islamic Family Law. Most women question the effectiveness of Religious Departments, Islamic Family Laws and the Syariah Courts in conducting the Islamic Bill as it is regard to be in favour of men. However, if women ponder a