| ABSTRACT |
This study explores the relationship between stress and conflict in asnaf families, focusing on how financial strain, social stigma, and family dynamics contribute to these issues. A conceptual framework is developed based on existing literature on family stress, conflict theory, and social determinants. Key factors such as financial strain, lack of social support, and mental health are shown to play critical roles in increasing stress and conflict within these families. The framework provides insights into the potential interventions and policies needed to reduce stress and improve family well-being in asnaf families. A conceptual framework model has been suggested to understand the dynamic of stress and conflict among the asnaf families.
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