Gender Intelligence and Its Role in construction and Developing Marital Relationships

Abstract

Human relationships face challenges in all aspects of life, transcending the boundaries of cognitive understanding and tangible reality. Among the primary relationships forming human society is the biological marital relationship, which evolves into a spousal relationship imbued with cultural, social, and historical dimensions. Avoiding the prevalent approaches to the structure of marital relationships, this study seeks to present alternative perspectives on the concept of gender and its role in building and developing this relationship. It is well known that gender interferes in our daily lives unconsciously and without reliance on the ideological or intellectual background of the concept itself. To avoid the unjust separation between the dual perspectives of biological and social gender, this study aims to explore, examine, and analyze data indicating the presence and relevance of this concept in relation to the cultural and social identity of our lived reality in Arab and Islamic societies. This effort takes place within the context of the expanding field of gender studies, offering a thoughtful analysis of a topic considered central to the mechanisms of preventing familial and social problems in general, and particularly those related to building and developing
marital relationships.