manama
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Lol use half a brain please. The money mentioned in the verse isn't just money but provision or living expenses in general because it the RIGHT of a woman. Alimony? Ever heard of it?I think we may have very different viewpoints on marriage thanks to cultural as well as religious beliefs.
I believe that a woman should only marry a man if she loves him. Money and gifts should not be given like a business transaction. We are not cattle or servants.
Don't make this about culture, you live in a country that gives half of everything to a woman after divorce which is, to be honest, abusive to the man to the point youngsters are against getting married.
AND Since for someone that says the word "history" alot but doesn't know it, in the Christian west, there was something called left-hand marriage, where a man signified that his lower class woman wasn't really a true wife but rather a good fuck and to show this, he always had her on his left side. Because of this, the children born to these "wives" were slaves, and not free. Concubinage was everywhere.
These two verses that you are trying to make an issue out of without even properly reading SAVED those women
That is why "what your right hand possess" is written which nullifies the practice of the Christian west. It says that those "women" have the rights of your wives, they are FREE, their children are your children and they are by DEFAULT free.
Islam provided solution to the problems created, all problems. It has every solution out there. So don't talk about "marriage" or "my culture" when in your culture, marriage is becoming less and less common with many young people my age absolutely hating it.
Aww how cute.Well I have said more than enough now. If you are determined to believe the words of Muhammad no matter what is shown about his history and character then no outsider will convince you. See you on other threads.
-Tries to make bathroom manner an issue = fails
-Tries to bring science in = gets scienced instead
-Tries to make "living expenses" an issue = fails
"I have said more than enough now" how cute.
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