بشير ,كنزةحموم ,رانيا منالبوكايس ,سمية2026-07-082026-07-082026https://dspace.univ-temouchent.edu.dz/handle/123456789/7279قانون خاص" his study examines the legal, personal, and financial implications of marriage in both Algerian family law and Tunisian personal status law, highlighting the extent of balance between spouses in the rights and duties arising from the marital relationship. The study adopts a comparative approach to analyze the provisions regulating marital rights and duties, alimony and dowry, the effects of marriage on children, in addition to the spouses' financial system and inheritance rights. The study showed that the two legislations share a common effort to protect the family and ensure its stability, despite their differences in the legislative policy pursued. While the Algerian legislator maintained some provisions derived from the legal reference, the Tunisian legislator tended to expand the scope of equality between spouses and strengthen the principle of family partnership. The study concluded that achieving a balance between the specificity of the family system and the requirements of equality remains one of the most prominent challenges facing contemporary Arab legislation."Personal status lawAlgerian family laweffectsmarriagerights.