Fathers and Child Support: Divorced but Responsible by MUSLIHAH HASBULLAH, NURUL NADIA JAMALUDDIN

While public narratives often focus on fathers who fail to meet their child support obligations, this book tells a different story. It highlights the voices of Muslim fathers in Malaysia who choose to fulfil their responsibilities. But what truly makes a father stay committed—when no one is watching, and the law seems to “lack deterrent force”? This book speaks to anyone passionate about strengthening fatherhood, upholding justice, and promoting the well-being of children in the aftermath of divorce. A timely and uplifting contribution, written by Dr. Muslihah Hasbullah, an advocate for family well-being at the Faculty of Human Ecology, Universiti Putra Malaysia. Drawing from her years of experience working with families and children, she brings deep insight into how law, values, and responsibility shape real lives. She is joined by Nurul Nadia Jamaludin, a dedicated former student who helped gather the stories and voices shared in this book during her postgraduate studies.