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There are various forms of dissolution of marriages under The Islamic Family Law. Most of the forms are initiated by a husband or by mutual consent (talaq, zihar, ila', li'an and khul'). The only way a wife can obtain a dissolution of marriage without the husband's consent is through the court termination which is called Fasakh. This form particularly at the instances of the wife can only be granted on a very limited grounds which is considerably differed among the mazhab. However the grounds for the dissolution of marriages at the wife's initiative has developed and expanded into numbers of grounds since reforms in Islamic Family Law began in the 19th century.

Two major multifunctional sports arenas, where post-tensioned reinforced concrete structural elements were applied, have recently been opened in Europe -the Zagreb Arena in Croatia and the Sports Arena Lodz in Poland. The Zagreb Arena is a multi-functional complex with a seating capacity of 15,200 and hosted the 2009 Men's World Handball Championship. The shell shape follows the structure logic -it partly covers the inner space with curved columns. Basic shape and structural elements are prestressed prefabricated reinforced concrete columns with heights of up to 37 m. Eighty-six columns surround the hall, support grandstands and carry the facade, as well as the suspended steel roof structure. Architectural cables carry the roof that has a main span of 110 m. The Zagreb Arena was the outright winner of the 2009 structural design category at the World Architecture Festival.

The University of Siena for almost thirty years has chosen to safeguard and preserve its scienti!c equipment no longer in use, to study it and to make it available to the public. This choice, at the time considered a “rescue operation” in a context of abandonment, was a !xed point in the process of changing mentality and the beginning of a non-occasional recovery of historical scienti!c assets. There was also the creation of an organized depository, in conjunction with the establishment of a Siena University Museums System (SIMUS). Over the years, the instruments recovered and cataloged have been valued through temporary exhibitions, but especially have become a fundamental tool for teaching and scienti!c dissemination to school students, as well as for career counseling. Today, SIMUS has a new great cultural opportunity: to become an actor in local development and to transform its cultural heritage into an effective means of communication with the outside. A new Medical Instrumenta...