nour elhoda
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Now we can see how islam is being attacked, & one of the most important aspects that is criticized is Islam’s permission of polygamy. Now I just want to illustrate logically the relation between islam & polygamy, and the rules concern to this idea:
1- Islam didn't introduce polygamy for the first time when it came
2- Polygamy was there long before Islam even in the Bible other prophets were known to be polygamists such as Dawoud, Ibrahim and Solomon.
2- No text in the Quran or sunna states that polygamy or monogamy is the norm.
Demographic data indicates that monogamy is the norm and polygamy is an exception.
It may be very practical to states polygamy as a norm as the norm when women's number exceeds the man's. So instead of having so many spinsters, it can give these women a chance to live a normal life.
A British girl once in T.V program called" dear sir", she said that " she asks to legislate polygamy as she prefers a shared marriage life than loneliness"
3- Islam didn't outlaw polygamy but regulated and restricted it. It's neither required nor encouraged its only permitted not outlawed.
4- The only mention of polygamy in the Quran is in the verse revealed after the war of Auhud as it left behind a great number of widows and orphans. So it was so practical to permit this idea to provide a moral and human solution to the problem of widows and orphans who need the father figure to look after their needs.
So why do people look at it as a permission to man to satisfy their desires only???
5- Islam which permitted polygamy also restricted it and put a certain condition for a man to marry again which is ti state justice between his wives. If the man is not able to deal justly with them so he is not allowed to do so.
Moreover, the wives either the first or the second one are free to accept or reject this.
(There is an important point to be mentioned here which is that yes
Isam permitted polygamy but not polyandry "having many husbands"
To avoid the problem related to the lineal identity of children.
1- Islam didn't introduce polygamy for the first time when it came
2- Polygamy was there long before Islam even in the Bible other prophets were known to be polygamists such as Dawoud, Ibrahim and Solomon.
2- No text in the Quran or sunna states that polygamy or monogamy is the norm.
Demographic data indicates that monogamy is the norm and polygamy is an exception.
It may be very practical to states polygamy as a norm as the norm when women's number exceeds the man's. So instead of having so many spinsters, it can give these women a chance to live a normal life.
A British girl once in T.V program called" dear sir", she said that " she asks to legislate polygamy as she prefers a shared marriage life than loneliness"
3- Islam didn't outlaw polygamy but regulated and restricted it. It's neither required nor encouraged its only permitted not outlawed.
4- The only mention of polygamy in the Quran is in the verse revealed after the war of Auhud as it left behind a great number of widows and orphans. So it was so practical to permit this idea to provide a moral and human solution to the problem of widows and orphans who need the father figure to look after their needs.
So why do people look at it as a permission to man to satisfy their desires only???
5- Islam which permitted polygamy also restricted it and put a certain condition for a man to marry again which is ti state justice between his wives. If the man is not able to deal justly with them so he is not allowed to do so.
Moreover, the wives either the first or the second one are free to accept or reject this.
(There is an important point to be mentioned here which is that yes
Isam permitted polygamy but not polyandry "having many husbands"
To avoid the problem related to the lineal identity of children.