the frail and waif-like Rubaiya Ahmad shudders as she recalls the darkest night in 35 years of her life - when she allowed another man into her bed.
For women like Munni, whose brother-in-law volunteered for Halala,
humanbeing AKA uper se Aadha Maqam Khali questioned on Fri Dec 09, 2011 12:57
Why such rules are set in first place .. what is the logic of Halala when it was setup in Islam .. ??
What freaking logic does this rule hold
anajmi wrote:It is a condition to prevent people like the husbands mentioned in this thread to keep throwing around talaq knowing that taking the talaq back is extremely difficult.
humanbeing AKA uper se Aadha Maqam Khali questioned on Fri Dec 09, 2011 12:57
anajmi wrote:No, woman shouldn't pay the price. Infact if a person doesn't want to stay married to you, why would you want to stay married to him? Insisting on marrying a person again and again even though he is making you a whore is your own fault and nobody else's. This woman was given 7 opportunities to get out of the miserable marriage that she has, and yet she kept going back to him. Whose fault is that?
As long as women keep blaming men for their acts and refuse to actually do anything about it, they will keep suffering. Bad men can be found a dime a dozen, but giving in to this by letting yourself be used is your own fault.
Humsafar wrote:Poor women are prone to do such stupid things because they need financial support and security. But generally speaking, in principle, the onus of fullfilling the condition (for the weakness of men), as you argue, must fall on women. How is that fair?
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While Men can take help of this Halala condition / rule in islam to throw away talaaqs so to feel bad and remorseful to have allowed his wife sleep with someone else and then accept her back, and then continue tormenting her for his guilt .. ofcourse this rule / condition in Islam comes with a strict warning of no misuse please !! so men can do anything they wish / misuse this wonderful humane rule, its the women at fault for tolerating such atrocities !!
50% of marriages in Muslim are now ending in Divorce
anajmi wrote:At one time or another we all pay the price for the weakness of others. A father pays the price for the weakness of his son, a son might pay the price for the weakness of his father etc etc. This is part of life. However, not learning a lesson from adversities that life presents you with and insisting on making the same mistakes again and again and then blaming others is going to get you nowhere. I have learnt this lesson from my own mother who took matters into her own hand with my father who was a drunk. She didn't pity herself or go to others complaining. My father is scared of divorcing her even today, when they have been living separately for 20 years, worried that I will stop supporting him.
The point of law is to protect the weak, not to exploit them.
What are you presenting other than rhetoric? What do you suggest?
sixfeetunder wrote:^^^ That is exactly the problem. In spite of the clear guidelines outlined in the Qur'an, Umar thought it was alright to impose his chauvinist opinion on Islam. Wait, isn't he the same Johnny who said 'The Qur'an is enough for us'? He didn't even know the contents of the Qur'an! No wonder then, he went hysterically screaming around, brandishing his sword, creating a drama before the funeral of The Prophet, threatening to behead whoever said that the Prophet is dead. He took a chill pill only when his buddy reminded him of a Quranic verse which talked about the Prophet's death!
Prof
Well thats what morons do...
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