Rape and Women in Islamic Culture
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Date: June 04, 2014 02:42PM
Do you really think the moderate Muslims can fight this alone?
Why aren't feminist organizations vociferously speaking out against Islamic laws against women?
Chivalry is considered a Western construct and therefore anti-Islamic?
Islamic scholars are having a hard time defeating his logic which is based on the Koran.
It doesn't make you a racist or a bigot to think critically about the implications of Sharia Law in your neighborhood. Like any cult, they will cry out "pluralism" and "religious freedom" to practice their crimes against humanity in the name of religion.
Islamic Fatwa: Husbands Should Abandon Wives to Rapists in Self-Interest
I see they still have not freed the Christian woman who was sentenced to death. Are they waiting for the media to tire of her story?
While Boko Haram still holds the girls captive (because hashtags don't work), the group continues to kill young boys.
Here's a little trip down history land:
Lessons on the Long Road to Hijab
Why aren't feminist organizations vociferously speaking out against Islamic laws against women?
Chivalry is considered a Western construct and therefore anti-Islamic?
Islamic scholars are having a hard time defeating his logic which is based on the Koran.
It doesn't make you a racist or a bigot to think critically about the implications of Sharia Law in your neighborhood. Like any cult, they will cry out "pluralism" and "religious freedom" to practice their crimes against humanity in the name of religion.
Islamic Fatwa: Husbands Should Abandon Wives to Rapists in Self-Interest
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Islam permits Muslim husbands to abandon their wives to rapists in order to save their own lives—so says Dr. Yassir al-Burhami, vice president of Egypt’s Salafi party, the nation’s premiere Islamist party since the Muslim Brotherhood was banned.
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In the words of a critical Arabic op-ed titled “Manhood according to Burhami!” and written by one Amani Majed, a Muslim woman:
So that which applies to abandoning one’s possessions to thieves and fleeing in fear of one’s life, applies—in Burhami’s view, sorry to say—to one’s wife and daughter. So if the wife is ever exposed to rape, she is seen as a possession. The husband is to abandon her to the rapists and escape with his life. And why not? For if he loses his possessions, he will replace them; and if his wife is raped, he will marry another, even if she remains alive!
I see they still have not freed the Christian woman who was sentenced to death. Are they waiting for the media to tire of her story?
While Boko Haram still holds the girls captive (because hashtags don't work), the group continues to kill young boys.
Here's a little trip down history land:
Lessons on the Long Road to Hijab
Quote
From the article:
...According to Nasser, the very first demand of the Brotherhood leader was for the hijab to return to Egypt, "for every woman walking in the street to wear a headscarf."
The audience erupted in laughter at this, then, ludicrous demand; one person hollered "Let him wear it!" eliciting more laughter and applause.
Nasser continued by saying he told the Brotherhood leader that if they enforced the hijab, people would say Egypt had returned to the dark ages (to more laughter), adding that Egyptians should uphold such matters in the privacy of their own homes.
But the Muslim Brotherhood leader informed him that, as Egypt's president, Nasser himself must enforce the hijab, to which Nasser replied:
Sir, I know you have a daughter in college—and she doesn't wear a headscarf or anything! [laughter] Why don't you make her wear the headscarf? [laughter] So you can't make one girl, your own daughter, wear it, and yet you want me to go and make ten million women wear it?!" [burst of laughter and applause]
Nasser and wife Tahia, back in an era when the idea of institutionalizing the hijab provoked laughter and ridicule
Half a century later and none of this is a laughing matter: the hijab, if not the full burqa, is commonplace in Egypt...
Top 10 Quran quotes every woman MUST SEE
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Date: June 12, 2014 04:56PM
Tell every woman you know about these verses. The oppression of women that
Islam advocates is not only disturbing, but is direct contrast with
everything that Western civilization stands for when it comes to the rights
of women.
These are referenced from an article published from the American Thinker in
2005. Each one goes into much greater detail if you are interested in
reading more on each verse.
The article is here: Top 10 rules in the Quran
that oppress women
10. A husband has sex with his wife, as a plow goes into a field.
The Quran in Sura (Chapter) 2:223 says:
Your women are your fields, so go into your fields whichever way you like .
. . . (MAS Abdel Haleem, The Qur'an, Oxford UP, 2004)
9. Husbands are a degree above their wives.
The Quran in Sura 2:228 says:
. . . Wives have the same rights as the husbands have on them in accordance
with the generally known principles. Of course, men are a degree above them
in status . . . (Sayyid Abul A'La Maududi, The Meaning of the Qur'an, vol.
1, p. 165)
8. A male gets a double share of the inheritance over that of a female.
The Quran in Sura 4:11 says:
The share of the male shall be twice that of a female . . . . (Maududi, vol.
1, p. 311)
7. A woman's testimony counts half of a man's testimony.
The Quran in Sura 2:282 says:
And let two men from among you bear witness to all such documents [contracts
of loans without interest]. But if two men be not available, there should be
one man and two women to bear witness so that if one of the women forgets
(anything), the other may remind her. (Maududi, vol. 1, p. 205).
6. A wife may remarry her ex-husband if and only if she marries another man
and then this second man divorces her.
The Quran in Sura 2:230 says:
And if the husband divorces his wife (for the third time), she shall not
remain his lawful wife after this (absolute) divorce, unless she marries
another husband and the second husband divorces her. [In that case] there is
no harm if they [the first couple] remarry . . . . (Maududi, vol. 1, p. 165)
5. Slave-girls are sexual property for their male owners.
The Quran in Sura 4:24 says:
And forbidden to you are wedded wives of other people except those who have
fallen in your hands [as prisoners of war] . . . (Maududi, vol. 1, p. 319).
4. A man may be polygamous with up to four wives.
The Quran in Sura 4:3 says:
And if you be apprehensive that you will not be able to do justice to the
orphans, you may marry two or three or four women whom you choose. But if
you apprehend that you might not be able to do justice to them, then marry
only one wife, or marry those who have fallen in your possession. (Maududi,
vol. 1, p. 305)
3. A husband may simply get rid of one of his undesirable wives.
The Quran in Sura 4:129 says:
It is not within your power to be perfectly equitable in your treatment with
all your wives, even if you wish to be so; therefore, [in order to satisfy
the dictates of Divine Law] do not lean towards one wife so as to leave the
other in a state of suspense. (Maududi, vol. 1, p. 381)
2. Husbands may hit their wives even if the husbands merely fear
highhandedness in their wives (quite apart from whether they actually are
highhanded).
The Quran in Sura 4:34 says:
4:34 . . . If you fear highhandedness from your wives, remind them [of the
teaching of God], then ignore them when you go to bed, then hit them. If
they obey you, you have no right to act against them. God is most high and
great. (Haleem, emphasis added)
1. Mature men are allowed to marry prepubescent girls.
The Quran in Sura 65:1, 4 says:
65:1 O Prophet, when you [and the believers] divorce women, divorce them for
their prescribed waiting-period and count the waiting-period accurately . .
. 4 And if you are in doubt about those of your women who have despaired of
menstruation, (you should know that) their waiting period is three months,
and the same applies to those who have not menstruated as yet. As for
pregnant women, their period ends when they have delivered their burden.
(Maududi, vol. 5, pp. 599 and 617, emphasis added)
Islam advocates is not only disturbing, but is direct contrast with
everything that Western civilization stands for when it comes to the rights
of women.
These are referenced from an article published from the American Thinker in
2005. Each one goes into much greater detail if you are interested in
reading more on each verse.
The article is here: Top 10 rules in the Quran
that oppress women
10. A husband has sex with his wife, as a plow goes into a field.
The Quran in Sura (Chapter) 2:223 says:
Your women are your fields, so go into your fields whichever way you like .
. . . (MAS Abdel Haleem, The Qur'an, Oxford UP, 2004)
9. Husbands are a degree above their wives.
The Quran in Sura 2:228 says:
. . . Wives have the same rights as the husbands have on them in accordance
with the generally known principles. Of course, men are a degree above them
in status . . . (Sayyid Abul A'La Maududi, The Meaning of the Qur'an, vol.
1, p. 165)
8. A male gets a double share of the inheritance over that of a female.
The Quran in Sura 4:11 says:
The share of the male shall be twice that of a female . . . . (Maududi, vol.
1, p. 311)
7. A woman's testimony counts half of a man's testimony.
The Quran in Sura 2:282 says:
And let two men from among you bear witness to all such documents [contracts
of loans without interest]. But if two men be not available, there should be
one man and two women to bear witness so that if one of the women forgets
(anything), the other may remind her. (Maududi, vol. 1, p. 205).
6. A wife may remarry her ex-husband if and only if she marries another man
and then this second man divorces her.
The Quran in Sura 2:230 says:
And if the husband divorces his wife (for the third time), she shall not
remain his lawful wife after this (absolute) divorce, unless she marries
another husband and the second husband divorces her. [In that case] there is
no harm if they [the first couple] remarry . . . . (Maududi, vol. 1, p. 165)
5. Slave-girls are sexual property for their male owners.
The Quran in Sura 4:24 says:
And forbidden to you are wedded wives of other people except those who have
fallen in your hands [as prisoners of war] . . . (Maududi, vol. 1, p. 319).
4. A man may be polygamous with up to four wives.
The Quran in Sura 4:3 says:
And if you be apprehensive that you will not be able to do justice to the
orphans, you may marry two or three or four women whom you choose. But if
you apprehend that you might not be able to do justice to them, then marry
only one wife, or marry those who have fallen in your possession. (Maududi,
vol. 1, p. 305)
3. A husband may simply get rid of one of his undesirable wives.
The Quran in Sura 4:129 says:
It is not within your power to be perfectly equitable in your treatment with
all your wives, even if you wish to be so; therefore, [in order to satisfy
the dictates of Divine Law] do not lean towards one wife so as to leave the
other in a state of suspense. (Maududi, vol. 1, p. 381)
2. Husbands may hit their wives even if the husbands merely fear
highhandedness in their wives (quite apart from whether they actually are
highhanded).
The Quran in Sura 4:34 says:
4:34 . . . If you fear highhandedness from your wives, remind them [of the
teaching of God], then ignore them when you go to bed, then hit them. If
they obey you, you have no right to act against them. God is most high and
great. (Haleem, emphasis added)
1. Mature men are allowed to marry prepubescent girls.
The Quran in Sura 65:1, 4 says:
65:1 O Prophet, when you [and the believers] divorce women, divorce them for
their prescribed waiting-period and count the waiting-period accurately . .
. 4 And if you are in doubt about those of your women who have despaired of
menstruation, (you should know that) their waiting period is three months,
and the same applies to those who have not menstruated as yet. As for
pregnant women, their period ends when they have delivered their burden.
(Maududi, vol. 5, pp. 599 and 617, emphasis added)
Misyar Varieties of marriage -- the Islamic world
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Misyar (temporary marraige_
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Misyar: Prostitution By Another Name | A Singular VoiceApr 23, 2009 ... Misyar marriages are usually clandestine and the women in most cases forfeit all
their rights. ... Abuses in name the of religion in saudiyyah.
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Psychological Well-Being in the Gulf States: The New Arabia FelixMore recently there has been a proliferation of websites offering misyar
matrimonial ... Such abuses of misyar have led to its detractors describing it as a
form of ...
books.google.com/books?isbn=1137287519
Saudis turn to 'Misyar' marriage to beat inflation - Newspaper ... - DawnJul 24, 2006 ... Misyar is allowed in Sunni Islam and it is legal in Saudi Arabia, the birthplace ...
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the burden of dowries and alimonies that are usually stipulated ...
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Marriage and Child marriage | HIST 156 03The practice of Misyar marriage also has a negative impact on the status of
women ... the residue of past abuses and current laws do not fully secure girls'
safety.
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widespread trafficking abuses and the government's failure to ...
digitalcommons.pepperdine.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1028... - Similar pages
Misyar and Mut'ah (Nikah): The Temporary Marriages in IslamMar 2, 2010 ... So Misyar and Muta very much resemble the prostitution in the rest of the ....
There is ample evidence that these abuses are called for in the ...
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It may be the world's most puritanical kingdom but there are still legal ways to have sex on the side
Sunday 16 August 2009 12.00 EDT
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Share via Email Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Google+ Saudi Arabia's conservative society stands divided on the issue of misyar, a no-strings marriage of convenience that has become increasingly popular in the kingdom.
Misyar is a form of marriage that allows couples to live separately but come together for sexual relations. For the women who accept it – spinsters, divorcees and widows – it's a something-is-better-than-nothing option, though they waive almost all the rights that a normal Muslim marriage entitles them to.
For men it offers an opportunity for a bit of fun on the side, in secret, and at a huge discount.
(Those 'rights' are summarized by the list provided above by Vera)
Reasons for popularity of misyar include the high cost of marriage – the dowry, several dinners, parties, decoration of a flat or a villa and the honeymoon. All this may set back the groom by several hundred thousand riyals.
Misyar for cash-strapped men is a boon.
Hamdan, a Saudi colleague of mine back in Jeddah – distraught and depressed after the break-up of his first marriage – entered into a succession of misyar marriages. None lasted for more than six months. He confided that he had hoped to find a compatible partner for a permanent relationship but it didn't work out. He also said that misyar wives are crafty and inclined to extract money and gifts. In his words: misyar marriages are not cost-effective. The colleague is now married again – in a normal marriage – and hopes to live happily ever after.
Thanks to Bluetooth technology, friendly websites and an abundance of furnished apartments in major cities like Riyadh and Jeddah, there are tales of misyar wives who have clandestinely entered into more than one misyar contract. These enlightened ladies say misyar husbands never tell their full-time wives about their relationships so why can't misyar wives have similar arrangements? Clerics view this as a dangerous trend.
Website ads for misyar marriages often reveal the immaturity and desperation of those looking for partners:
• Young man, 21, excellent monthly income, seeks marriage as soon as possible to single girls up to 70 kgs, living in Jeddah.
• Saudi clerk, 38, from a well-known family, seeks pretty, white, delicate, businesswoman or clerk for misyar marriage. With Allah's help, if things work out, the marriage will be official.
• Accountant, 30, seeks misyar marriage with Saudi woman. Age, experience, number of children, widow or single or divorced unimportant. What is important is her ability to satisfy the needs of a man who desires things permitted by religion (halal).
Misyar is popular in the kingdom because in a society where extramarital and premarital sex is a cardinal sin it legitimises sexual relations outside the framework of conventional marriage. It was legalised through a fatwa (religious edict) issued by late Sheikh Abdulaziz bin Baz, then the chief mufti of Saudi Arabia. 'Urfi (unofficial marriage) in Egypt and muta'h (temporary marriage) in Iran are variations on the same idea.
The Egyptian Centre for Women's Rights says misyar is an insult to both men and women and a sanction for the trafficking of women. Clerical opinions vary.
Yusuf al-Qaradawi, the Qatar-based Egyptian scholar, says:
Misyar should be viewed as a form of legal relationship beween man and woman regardless of any description attached to it ... But I do have to make it clear that the aforementioined statement does not make me a protagonist of misyar marriage ... There is no doubt that such marriage may be somehow socially unacceptable, but there is a big difference between what is Islamically valid and what is socially acceptable.
Emirates-based scholar Sheikh Ahmad al-Kubaisi says that while misyar marriage is correct Islamically, it also compromises some values. Al-Kubaisi believes that misyar can solve the high rate of spinsterhood in the Arab countries:
The only difference (with a normal marriage) is that the woman abandons voluntarily her right to housing and support money. There is nothing wrong in relinquishing one's own rights.
In 2006, after years of deliberation and a fair degree of dissent, the Mecca-based Muslim World League's constituent body, the Islamic Jurisprudence Council ruled that misyar marriage was legal. Samirah, a Saudi media personality (not her real name) described the decision as unfortunate. She thought the jurists had a difficult problem to resolve but this wasn't the best way out. Rula Dashti, head of the Kuwaiti Economic Society describes misyar as an arrangement that destroys the fundamentals of family. Ghada Jamshir, a Bahraini activist who lobbies for reduction of clerical influence in family affairs, thinks liberals should object to misyar marriages.
To misyar or not to misyar? Saudi society is certainly confused on this issue, as is apparent from the following conversation reported in a Saudi newspaper:
Years ago, I overheard one of my son's friends talking about marriage and girls and he asked: 'Why buy a cow when milk is free?' They were talking about loose girls and there not being any meed for marriage with them around," said a university professor.
With misyar marriage, haven't we just legalised the 'why-buy-the-milk-when-the-cow-is-free' syndrome? And we are supposed to be civilised?
In Islam all acts – including misyar – are judged and will be judged on the merit of motives and intentions."
Readings for adultery (Zina) in Islamic law.
[www.google.com]
[www.google.com]
Misyar: Prostitution By Another Name | A Singular VoiceApr 23, 2009 ... Misyar marriages are usually clandestine and the women in most cases forfeit all
their rights. ... Abuses in name the of religion in saudiyyah.
singularvoice.wordpress.com/2009/.../prostitution-by-another-name/ - 73k - Cached - Similar pages
Psychological Well-Being in the Gulf States: The New Arabia FelixMore recently there has been a proliferation of websites offering misyar
matrimonial ... Such abuses of misyar have led to its detractors describing it as a
form of ...
books.google.com/books?isbn=1137287519
Saudis turn to 'Misyar' marriage to beat inflation - Newspaper ... - DawnJul 24, 2006 ... Misyar is allowed in Sunni Islam and it is legal in Saudi Arabia, the birthplace ...
This vulnerability has sometimes encouraged abuses: women ...
www.dawn.com/.../saudis-turn-to-misyar-marriage-to-beat-inflation - 56k - Cached - Similar pages
Abuses Of Wahabis Against Woman - General Discussions ...Jul 9, 2011 ... Yes Misyar, No Muta .Misyar marriage is sought after by men who want to avoid
the burden of dowries and alimonies that are usually stipulated ...
www.shiachat.com/.../234991464-abuses-of-wahabis-against-woman/ - 61k - Cached - Similar pages
Marriage and Child marriage | HIST 156 03The practice of Misyar marriage also has a negative impact on the status of
women ... the residue of past abuses and current laws do not fully secure girls'
safety.
humweb.ucsc.edu/jenniferderr/wp3/?page_id=152 - 15k - Cached - Similar pages
The Peninsula Qatar - Misyar marriage cannot be legitimateJul 6, 2010 ... Misyar marriage was non-existent in our traditional Arab and Islamic ...
encourages the violation of religion, and abuses all parties involved in ...
thepeninsulaqatar.com/qatar.../misyar-marriage-cannot-be-legitimate - 43k - Cached - Similar pages
A marriage proposal that Saudis can't refuse | Syed Neaz Ahmad ...Aug 16, 2009 ... Misyar is a form of marriage that allows couples to live separately but .... But in no
way softens the abuses that women in Saudi Arabia suffer for ...
www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/belief/.../saudi-arabia-marriage - 150k - Cached - Similar pages
nikah misyar bidah? [Archive] - Ummah.com - Muslim ForumWhat is Nikah Misyar, and is this kind of Marriage Permitted ..... another on misyar
marriages and some of the benefits of it, and abuses of it by ...
www.ummah.com/forum/archive/index.php/t-316433.html - 39k - Cached - Similar pages
Misyar offers marriage-lite in strict Saudi society [Archive ...Misyar also offers an alternative to cash-strapped men who want to avoid ... This
vulnerability has sometimes encouraged abuses: women ...
www.ummah.com/forum/archive/index.php/t-92672.html - 71k - Cached - Similar pages
Misyar Marriage as Human Trafficking in Saudi Arabia - Pepperdine ...Jan 1, 2008 ... identity demonstrates that the exploitation of women through misyar ..... TVPA, the
widespread trafficking abuses and the government's failure to ...
digitalcommons.pepperdine.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1028... - Similar pages
Misyar and Mut'ah (Nikah): The Temporary Marriages in IslamMar 2, 2010 ... So Misyar and Muta very much resemble the prostitution in the rest of the ....
There is ample evidence that these abuses are called for in the ...
www.islam-watch.org/.../359-misyar-mutah-nikah-temporary-marriages-in- islam.html - 128k - Cached - Similar pages
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It may be the world's most puritanical kingdom but there are still legal ways to have sex on the side
Sunday 16 August 2009 12.00 EDT
Share this article
Share via Email Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Google+ Saudi Arabia's conservative society stands divided on the issue of misyar, a no-strings marriage of convenience that has become increasingly popular in the kingdom.
Misyar is a form of marriage that allows couples to live separately but come together for sexual relations. For the women who accept it – spinsters, divorcees and widows – it's a something-is-better-than-nothing option, though they waive almost all the rights that a normal Muslim marriage entitles them to.
For men it offers an opportunity for a bit of fun on the side, in secret, and at a huge discount.
(Those 'rights' are summarized by the list provided above by Vera)
Reasons for popularity of misyar include the high cost of marriage – the dowry, several dinners, parties, decoration of a flat or a villa and the honeymoon. All this may set back the groom by several hundred thousand riyals.
Misyar for cash-strapped men is a boon.
Hamdan, a Saudi colleague of mine back in Jeddah – distraught and depressed after the break-up of his first marriage – entered into a succession of misyar marriages. None lasted for more than six months. He confided that he had hoped to find a compatible partner for a permanent relationship but it didn't work out. He also said that misyar wives are crafty and inclined to extract money and gifts. In his words: misyar marriages are not cost-effective. The colleague is now married again – in a normal marriage – and hopes to live happily ever after.
Thanks to Bluetooth technology, friendly websites and an abundance of furnished apartments in major cities like Riyadh and Jeddah, there are tales of misyar wives who have clandestinely entered into more than one misyar contract. These enlightened ladies say misyar husbands never tell their full-time wives about their relationships so why can't misyar wives have similar arrangements? Clerics view this as a dangerous trend.
Website ads for misyar marriages often reveal the immaturity and desperation of those looking for partners:
• Young man, 21, excellent monthly income, seeks marriage as soon as possible to single girls up to 70 kgs, living in Jeddah.
• Saudi clerk, 38, from a well-known family, seeks pretty, white, delicate, businesswoman or clerk for misyar marriage. With Allah's help, if things work out, the marriage will be official.
• Accountant, 30, seeks misyar marriage with Saudi woman. Age, experience, number of children, widow or single or divorced unimportant. What is important is her ability to satisfy the needs of a man who desires things permitted by religion (halal).
Misyar is popular in the kingdom because in a society where extramarital and premarital sex is a cardinal sin it legitimises sexual relations outside the framework of conventional marriage. It was legalised through a fatwa (religious edict) issued by late Sheikh Abdulaziz bin Baz, then the chief mufti of Saudi Arabia. 'Urfi (unofficial marriage) in Egypt and muta'h (temporary marriage) in Iran are variations on the same idea.
The Egyptian Centre for Women's Rights says misyar is an insult to both men and women and a sanction for the trafficking of women. Clerical opinions vary.
Yusuf al-Qaradawi, the Qatar-based Egyptian scholar, says:
Misyar should be viewed as a form of legal relationship beween man and woman regardless of any description attached to it ... But I do have to make it clear that the aforementioined statement does not make me a protagonist of misyar marriage ... There is no doubt that such marriage may be somehow socially unacceptable, but there is a big difference between what is Islamically valid and what is socially acceptable.
Emirates-based scholar Sheikh Ahmad al-Kubaisi says that while misyar marriage is correct Islamically, it also compromises some values. Al-Kubaisi believes that misyar can solve the high rate of spinsterhood in the Arab countries:
The only difference (with a normal marriage) is that the woman abandons voluntarily her right to housing and support money. There is nothing wrong in relinquishing one's own rights.
In 2006, after years of deliberation and a fair degree of dissent, the Mecca-based Muslim World League's constituent body, the Islamic Jurisprudence Council ruled that misyar marriage was legal. Samirah, a Saudi media personality (not her real name) described the decision as unfortunate. She thought the jurists had a difficult problem to resolve but this wasn't the best way out. Rula Dashti, head of the Kuwaiti Economic Society describes misyar as an arrangement that destroys the fundamentals of family. Ghada Jamshir, a Bahraini activist who lobbies for reduction of clerical influence in family affairs, thinks liberals should object to misyar marriages.
To misyar or not to misyar? Saudi society is certainly confused on this issue, as is apparent from the following conversation reported in a Saudi newspaper:
Years ago, I overheard one of my son's friends talking about marriage and girls and he asked: 'Why buy a cow when milk is free?' They were talking about loose girls and there not being any meed for marriage with them around," said a university professor.
With misyar marriage, haven't we just legalised the 'why-buy-the-milk-when-the-cow-is-free' syndrome? And we are supposed to be civilised?
In Islam all acts – including misyar – are judged and will be judged on the merit of motives and intentions."
Readings for adultery (Zina) in Islamic law.
[www.google.com]
Misyar in Britain "Married for a minute"
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Date: June 13, 2014 11:03PM
"According to the Islamic Scholar Mushtaq Lodi, "Islamic society has evolved ingenious methods to bypass its own restrictions on premarital sex and promiscuity and to help one avoid committing the serious sin of zina -- sex outside of marriage, which is considered illicit and calls for a very heavy penalty. The sole object of the Misyar and Mutah marriages is for sexual gratification in a licit manner. Like most practices in Islamic society, this is also skewed in favor of the male.""
Britain: Islamic Temporary Marriages on the Rise - Gatestone InstituteJun 4, 2013 ... The Misyar is not a normal marriage in the sense that the "husband and ... as an "
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Britain: Islamic Temporary Marriages on the Rise
by Soeren Kern
June 4, 2013 at 5:00 am
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The proliferation of "temporary marriages" shows how Muslims in Britain are using Islamic Sharia Law to establish parallel forms of marriage that are otherwise illegal.
An increasing number of Muslims in Britain are reviving the Islamic practice of temporary marriage, according to a recent BBC television documentary focusing on the "taboo subject."
Temporary marriage -- a euphemism for religiously sanctioned prostitution -- is an Islamic custom that unites a man and an unmarried woman as "husband and wife" for a limited period of time (sometimes for less than half an hour).
The proliferation of temporary marriages -- combined with the spike in polygamous marriages -- shows how Muslims in Britain are using Islamic Sharia law with impunity to establish parallel forms of "marriage" that are otherwise illegal for non-Muslims in the country.
The 30-minute documentary examining temporary marriages in Britain is called "Married for a Minute" and first aired on the BBC on May 13.
Called Nikah al-Mutah ("short-term marriage") in Arabic, the union consists of a verbal or written contract in which both parties agree to the length of time and conditions for the marriage. The union can last for a few minutes or a few years and when the contract ends so does the marriage. The "wives" in such unions are not counted toward the maximum of four, and the offspring, if any, are often the exclusive responsibility of the woman.
Also known as a "pleasure marriage," Mutah was established within Islam by the Muslim prophet Mohammed himself as a way to reward his jihadists for services rendered to Allah. Although Mutah is sanctioned by the Koranic verse 4:24, the practice was later outlawed by the second Muslim Caliph, Omar I (634-644), who said he viewed temporary marriage as legalized adultery and fornication.
Because of the informal nature of temporary marriage, there are no official statistics to show how many of these unions there are in Britain. But Islamic scholars interviewed by the BBC say the practice is widespread, and anecdotal evidence suggests it is especially popular among the younger generation of Muslims in England and Wales.
In Luton, a heavily Islamized city situated 50 km (30 miles) north of London, temporary marriage has become so commonplace that it has been referred to as "wife swapping."
Some defenders of Islamic Sharia law, apparently eager to avoid another Muslim-related scandal in Britain, have sought to downplay the scope of the practice by claiming that temporary marriage is limited to only the Shia sect of Islam.
In an interview with the BBC, Khola Hasan, a Sunni Muslim and spokesperson for the Islamic Sharia Council of Britain, says temporary marriage is actually forbidden by Sharia law. "I have never come across a Sunni scholar, throughout history, who declares Mutah marriage to be halal [permissible]," Hasan claims.
Although Nikah al-Mutah is indeed practiced by Shia Muslims, Sunni Muslims engage in an even more libertine practice called Nikah al-Misyar (also Zawaj al-Misyar, meaning "traveler's marriage").
The Misyar is not a normal marriage in the sense that the "husband and wife" in this type of union normally live separately and meet only to fulfil their conjugal obligations. The man is usually already married and cannot afford another regular wife. In a Misyar, the man enters into what is essentially a temporary marriage in which the woman has limited rights.
Misyar marriages are often entered into by Sunni Muslim men who are living away from their regular wives in another country. It is also used by Muslim men who are on vacation and want to avoid incurring Islamic penalties for extramarital sex.
Critics of these informal marriages -- with men, both Sunni and Shia -- taking on multiple "wives" for a number of hours -- argue that they allow a Muslim man to have innumerable sexual partners (often underage girls), who are used as an "Islamic cover" for prostitution and the exploitation of women.
According to Khola Hasan, "There is no difference between Mutah marriage and prostitution. There is a time limit on the marriage, and the mahr [payment] given as a mandatory gift [from the man to the woman] is the equivalent as a payment to a prostitute."
The BBC documentary concludes that temporary marriage is often being used simply as a way of religiously legitimizing sex.
In an interview with the BBC, Omar Ali Grant, from London, and a convert to Shia Islam, says that has had around 13 temporary marriages but argues that he was just trying to find the right person to spend his life with. He concedes they could be used as a cover for premarital sex, but adds: "Sex is not haram [forbidden] per se. In Islam sex doesn't have negative connotations; it is not impure and is not dirty. What Islam is saying is sex has to be between consenting adults who are also responsible. Very often it is said that temporary marriage may amount to some prostitution, but it is not that. Prostitution does occur in certain areas of Muslim society, but then again prostitution happens everywhere."
According to the Islamic Scholar Mushtaq Lodi, "Islamic society has evolved ingenious methods to bypass its own restrictions on premarital sex and promiscuity and to help one avoid committing the serious sin of zina -- sex outside of marriage, which is considered illicit and calls for a very heavy penalty. The sole object of the Misyar and Mutah marriages is for sexual gratification in a licit manner. Like most practices in Islamic society, this is also skewed in favor of the male."
Soeren Kern is a Senior Fellow at the New York-based Gatestone Institute. He is also Senior Fellow for European Politics at the Madrid-based Grupo de Estudios Estratégicos / Strategic Studies Group. Follow him on Facebook
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Britain: Islamic Temporary Marriages on the Rise
by Soeren Kern
June 4, 2013 at 5:00 am
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The proliferation of "temporary marriages" shows how Muslims in Britain are using Islamic Sharia Law to establish parallel forms of marriage that are otherwise illegal.
An increasing number of Muslims in Britain are reviving the Islamic practice of temporary marriage, according to a recent BBC television documentary focusing on the "taboo subject."
Temporary marriage -- a euphemism for religiously sanctioned prostitution -- is an Islamic custom that unites a man and an unmarried woman as "husband and wife" for a limited period of time (sometimes for less than half an hour).
The proliferation of temporary marriages -- combined with the spike in polygamous marriages -- shows how Muslims in Britain are using Islamic Sharia law with impunity to establish parallel forms of "marriage" that are otherwise illegal for non-Muslims in the country.
The 30-minute documentary examining temporary marriages in Britain is called "Married for a Minute" and first aired on the BBC on May 13.
Called Nikah al-Mutah ("short-term marriage") in Arabic, the union consists of a verbal or written contract in which both parties agree to the length of time and conditions for the marriage. The union can last for a few minutes or a few years and when the contract ends so does the marriage. The "wives" in such unions are not counted toward the maximum of four, and the offspring, if any, are often the exclusive responsibility of the woman.
Also known as a "pleasure marriage," Mutah was established within Islam by the Muslim prophet Mohammed himself as a way to reward his jihadists for services rendered to Allah. Although Mutah is sanctioned by the Koranic verse 4:24, the practice was later outlawed by the second Muslim Caliph, Omar I (634-644), who said he viewed temporary marriage as legalized adultery and fornication.
Because of the informal nature of temporary marriage, there are no official statistics to show how many of these unions there are in Britain. But Islamic scholars interviewed by the BBC say the practice is widespread, and anecdotal evidence suggests it is especially popular among the younger generation of Muslims in England and Wales.
In Luton, a heavily Islamized city situated 50 km (30 miles) north of London, temporary marriage has become so commonplace that it has been referred to as "wife swapping."
Some defenders of Islamic Sharia law, apparently eager to avoid another Muslim-related scandal in Britain, have sought to downplay the scope of the practice by claiming that temporary marriage is limited to only the Shia sect of Islam.
In an interview with the BBC, Khola Hasan, a Sunni Muslim and spokesperson for the Islamic Sharia Council of Britain, says temporary marriage is actually forbidden by Sharia law. "I have never come across a Sunni scholar, throughout history, who declares Mutah marriage to be halal [permissible]," Hasan claims.
Although Nikah al-Mutah is indeed practiced by Shia Muslims, Sunni Muslims engage in an even more libertine practice called Nikah al-Misyar (also Zawaj al-Misyar, meaning "traveler's marriage").
The Misyar is not a normal marriage in the sense that the "husband and wife" in this type of union normally live separately and meet only to fulfil their conjugal obligations. The man is usually already married and cannot afford another regular wife. In a Misyar, the man enters into what is essentially a temporary marriage in which the woman has limited rights.
Misyar marriages are often entered into by Sunni Muslim men who are living away from their regular wives in another country. It is also used by Muslim men who are on vacation and want to avoid incurring Islamic penalties for extramarital sex.
Critics of these informal marriages -- with men, both Sunni and Shia -- taking on multiple "wives" for a number of hours -- argue that they allow a Muslim man to have innumerable sexual partners (often underage girls), who are used as an "Islamic cover" for prostitution and the exploitation of women.
According to Khola Hasan, "There is no difference between Mutah marriage and prostitution. There is a time limit on the marriage, and the mahr [payment] given as a mandatory gift [from the man to the woman] is the equivalent as a payment to a prostitute."
The BBC documentary concludes that temporary marriage is often being used simply as a way of religiously legitimizing sex.
In an interview with the BBC, Omar Ali Grant, from London, and a convert to Shia Islam, says that has had around 13 temporary marriages but argues that he was just trying to find the right person to spend his life with. He concedes they could be used as a cover for premarital sex, but adds: "Sex is not haram [forbidden] per se. In Islam sex doesn't have negative connotations; it is not impure and is not dirty. What Islam is saying is sex has to be between consenting adults who are also responsible. Very often it is said that temporary marriage may amount to some prostitution, but it is not that. Prostitution does occur in certain areas of Muslim society, but then again prostitution happens everywhere."
According to the Islamic Scholar Mushtaq Lodi, "Islamic society has evolved ingenious methods to bypass its own restrictions on premarital sex and promiscuity and to help one avoid committing the serious sin of zina -- sex outside of marriage, which is considered illicit and calls for a very heavy penalty. The sole object of the Misyar and Mutah marriages is for sexual gratification in a licit manner. Like most practices in Islamic society, this is also skewed in favor of the male."
Soeren Kern is a Senior Fellow at the New York-based Gatestone Institute. He is also Senior Fellow for European Politics at the Madrid-based Grupo de Estudios Estratégicos / Strategic Studies Group. Follow him on Facebook
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Yet more complexities shighar (exhange)marriages
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corboy
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Date: June 14, 2014 02:01AM
Shigar marriage
[ruhsa.wordpress.com]
Posted on January 13, 2009 by humera
A case of “shighar” marriage gained a lot of media attention lately. Part of the unfortunate arrangement has been overturned by the courts and an 11 year old child’s marriage to a 75 year old man has been ended.
Shighar marriages are “exchanges”, where one bride and her dowry are exchanged for another bride and her dowry. For example, a father will marry the daughter /sister of an acquaintance and in exchange the acquaintance will marry his daughter/sister. These marriages are Islamically illegal as the marriages are contingent not just on their own contracts, but also the implementation of another marriage contract (see my previous posts on marriages in Islam
[ruhsa.wordpress.com]
and types of marriages in KSA).
[ruhsa.wordpress.com]
These transactions are effectively a barter of children rather than being real marriages between consenting adults.
What is unsettling about the court ruling is that it is unclear if the ruling was based on the type of marriage (shighar) or on the fact that the minors involved were 11 and 16 years old.
This question comes to mind as not too long ago the marriage of an 8 year old to a 47 year old man was NOT overturned by Saudi courts [edition.cnn.com] news states the groom’s age as 58). This particular marriage was not a shighar marriage however it was done to pay off the father’s debt to his 47 (58 ) year old friend.[www.arabnews.com]
In this case the child, currently unaware that she is even married, will make the decision when she reaches puberty.
Like this:
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Posted on December 24, 2008 by salsabeelhk
Since coming to KSA, my awareness of different types of marriages has increased considerably. Other than normal marriages and the oft-quoted multiple wives (polygyny) there are also misyar, misfar and shigar marriages.
Disclaimer: This post is about marriage as people or news have described it. This does not claim to describe the norm in KSA or any other country of the world
Normal- between one man and one woman
Polygyny- between one man and up to four women
Misyar- between one man and one woman with the woman giving up her right to financial support by the husband
Misfar- between one man and one woman done for the sole purpose of allowing the woman to travel outside the country
Shigar- one man marrying another man’s daughter or sister in exchange for the other man marrying his daughter or sister.
Urfi- an undocumented marriage between one man and one woman (not as common in KSA)
[xrdarabia.org]
[webcache.googleusercontent.com]
Misyar marriages are something mostly unknown to Americans, or most Westerners in general. They are problematic in many parts of the Middle East as well, with critics claiming that it’s merely a form of legalized prostitution. Two articles in today’s Arab News take a look at the practice. I suggest you read both pieces before coming to a conclusion..
[www.arabnews.com]
[www.arabnews.com]
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/14/2014 02:03AM by corboy.
[ruhsa.wordpress.com]
Posted on January 13, 2009 by humera
A case of “shighar” marriage gained a lot of media attention lately. Part of the unfortunate arrangement has been overturned by the courts and an 11 year old child’s marriage to a 75 year old man has been ended.
Shighar marriages are “exchanges”, where one bride and her dowry are exchanged for another bride and her dowry. For example, a father will marry the daughter /sister of an acquaintance and in exchange the acquaintance will marry his daughter/sister. These marriages are Islamically illegal as the marriages are contingent not just on their own contracts, but also the implementation of another marriage contract (see my previous posts on marriages in Islam
[ruhsa.wordpress.com]
and types of marriages in KSA).
[ruhsa.wordpress.com]
These transactions are effectively a barter of children rather than being real marriages between consenting adults.
What is unsettling about the court ruling is that it is unclear if the ruling was based on the type of marriage (shighar) or on the fact that the minors involved were 11 and 16 years old.
This question comes to mind as not too long ago the marriage of an 8 year old to a 47 year old man was NOT overturned by Saudi courts [edition.cnn.com] news states the groom’s age as 58). This particular marriage was not a shighar marriage however it was done to pay off the father’s debt to his 47 (58 ) year old friend.[www.arabnews.com]
In this case the child, currently unaware that she is even married, will make the decision when she reaches puberty.
Like this:
[webcache.googleusercontent.com]
Posted on December 24, 2008 by salsabeelhk
Since coming to KSA, my awareness of different types of marriages has increased considerably. Other than normal marriages and the oft-quoted multiple wives (polygyny) there are also misyar, misfar and shigar marriages.
Disclaimer: This post is about marriage as people or news have described it. This does not claim to describe the norm in KSA or any other country of the world
Normal- between one man and one woman
Polygyny- between one man and up to four women
Misyar- between one man and one woman with the woman giving up her right to financial support by the husband
Misfar- between one man and one woman done for the sole purpose of allowing the woman to travel outside the country
Shigar- one man marrying another man’s daughter or sister in exchange for the other man marrying his daughter or sister.
Urfi- an undocumented marriage between one man and one woman (not as common in KSA)
[xrdarabia.org]
[webcache.googleusercontent.com]
Misyar marriages are something mostly unknown to Americans, or most Westerners in general. They are problematic in many parts of the Middle East as well, with critics claiming that it’s merely a form of legalized prostitution. Two articles in today’s Arab News take a look at the practice. I suggest you read both pieces before coming to a conclusion..
[www.arabnews.com]
[www.arabnews.com]
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/14/2014 02:03AM by corboy.
additonal citations - shighar (shighaar)
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Date: June 14, 2014 02:06AM
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Abdullah Amin Salah, 73; Jordanian Ambassador to U.S. and U.N..
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International Women's Year” by the United Nations and a preparation committee
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analysis of the most relevant UN and ILO standards. ...... This is similar to Shighar
marriages in Saudi Arabia where a man will 'exchange'.
www.antislavery.org/includes/.../cm.../c/child_marriage_final.pdf - - Cached - Similar pages
Stories from Real LifeThe negative effects of 'shighar' marriages ...Nov 11, 2010 ... They had a shighar marriage according the orders of their parents. A year ...
Abdullah Amin Salah, 73; Jordanian Ambassador to U.S. and U.N..
www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-241916575.html - 59k - Cached - Similar pages
Harmful Traditional Practices and Implementation of the Law - UnamaDec 9, 2010 ... Human Rights, United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan. Kabul. Office
of the United Nations High ... 3.6 Forced marriage of widows and inheritance
rights ………………..…… 27 ..... Nikah Shighar. Exchange of women ...
unama.unmissions.org/Portals/.../HTP%20REPORT_ENG.pdf - - Cached - Similar pages
The Development Of Personal Status Law In Jordan & IraqApr 28, 2014 ... authority figures, from the father to the king of a nation. 7. The patriarchal ...... “
International Women's Year” by the United Nations and a preparation committee
...... The amendment applied to shighar marriage, fasal marriage.
scholarship.claremont.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1926&context... - Similar pages
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Ayaan Hirsi Ali
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Date: June 14, 2014 10:05PM
www.samharris.org/blog/item/lifting-the-veil-of-islamophobia
May 8, 2014
Lifting the Veil of “Islamophobia”
A Conversation with Ayaan Hirsi Ali
Ayaan Hirsi Ali was born in Mogadishu in 1969. The daughter of a political opponent of the Somali dictatorship, she lived in exile, moving from Saudi Arabia to Ethiopia and then to Kenya. Like 98 percent of Somali girls, Ayaan was subjected to female genital mutilation. She embraced Islam while she was growing up, but eventually began to question aspects of the faith. One day, while listening to a sermon about the many ways in which women must be obedient to their husbands, she couldn’t resist asking, “Must our husbands obey us too?”
...
In 2005, Ayaan was named one of TIME magazine’s “100 Most Influential People,” one of the Glamour Heroes, and Reader’s Digest’s European of the Year. She is the author of The Caged Virgin, Infidel, and Nomad.
...
www.samharris.org/blog/item/lifting-the-veil-of-islamophobia
May 8, 2014
Lifting the Veil of “Islamophobia”
A Conversation with Ayaan Hirsi Ali
Ayaan Hirsi Ali was born in Mogadishu in 1969. The daughter of a political opponent of the Somali dictatorship, she lived in exile, moving from Saudi Arabia to Ethiopia and then to Kenya. Like 98 percent of Somali girls, Ayaan was subjected to female genital mutilation. She embraced Islam while she was growing up, but eventually began to question aspects of the faith. One day, while listening to a sermon about the many ways in which women must be obedient to their husbands, she couldn’t resist asking, “Must our husbands obey us too?”
...
In 2005, Ayaan was named one of TIME magazine’s “100 Most Influential People,” one of the Glamour Heroes, and Reader’s Digest’s European of the Year. She is the author of The Caged Virgin, Infidel, and Nomad.
...
www.samharris.org/blog/item/lifting-the-veil-of-islamophobia
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