While the Quran demands "equality of the sexes," it provides a religious framework that separates men and women.[6] The Quran gives men extensive power in the divorce process and a certain "economic responsibility." [7] Men are "by nature not equal because God created them different in nature, talent, and ability," as they are "created and fashioned for different tasks," the man is expected to protect and provide for his family while the women is expected support her husband, raise children and take care of the house.[8] The Personal Status Law in Jordan was enacted on September 5, 1976 and replaced the Jordanian Law of Family Rights No.92 [9] The Personal Status Law in Jordan determines an individual's status and rights regarding marriage, parentage, custody, property, maintenance for kin, missing persons and wills.[9]