This book sheds light on the concept of guardianship, redefining and reshaping it in a way that keeps pace with the realities of this era, in which society has undergone radical change. Previously, guardianship had a single definition imposed on society in word and deed, until the imposed meaning became internalized and became an indisputable axiom.

Now that women have gained their rights and become active partners and members of society, a social and cultural clash has arisen over who is more deserving of guardianship. The old definition is no longer able to address this change, and thus the meaning of guardianship has been relegated from the level of axioms to the level of controversy.

In light of the above, it has become necessary to criticize the old definition of guardianship, and to redefine guardianship in a way that keeps pace with this era, and to determine who is most deserving of it, and its requirements and conditions.