Chances of getting married again

Re: Chances of getting married again

First of all this is not about nowadays. It has been going on since day one.

Societies of Islam have the same things happening. Lets not make the divorce a scarlet letter for the women and a witch hunt for men.

Now since you mention religion let me quote something directly here so people dont start thinking it is my opinion. READ this to get things in perspective.

**"One day, while speaking to Hazrat Hafsa’s mother. Hazrat Umar (may Allah be pleased with him) said, “I think I shall so and so.” Whereupon his wife replied, “But it would be better if you did such and such.” “Are you arguing with me, woman?” said Umar who was a fierce man who did not expect his wives to talk back at him. “Why not?” she answered. “Your daughter keeps arguing with the Messenger of Allah until she upsets him for the whole day.” Hazrat Umar (may Allah be pleased with him) immediately put on his cloak and went directly to his daughter’s house. “Is it true that you argue with the Messenger of Allah?” he asked. “Indeed I do.” She replied. Hazrat Umar (rh) was just about to chastise her for what he considered were bad manners, when the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) came into the room and would not allow him to even touch her. So HAzrat Umar (rh) went round to visit Hazrat Umm Salama(rh) to whom HAzratUmar (rh) was related in order to try and influence Hazrat Hafsa’s behavior through her.

“I wonder at you, Ibn Khattab,” she said, after she had listened to him. “You have interfered in everything. Will you now interfere between the Messenger of Allah and his wives?” Sayiduna Hazrat Umar(rh) when relating this incident, continued, “And she kept after me until she mad me give up much of what I thought proper.” Some sources say that the Prophet divorced Hazrat Hafsa (rh) with a single divorce and that Hazrat Umar (rh) was heart broken when this happened and began to throw dust on his head.

Then the Prophet took her back after Jibril had descended and said to him. “Take Hafsa back. She fasts and prays and she will be your wife in the Garden.”** Link"

So if you take a stance against divorced people think again. You and I dont have angels descending to help us and we are not exactly rightly guided. Your stance against divorced people goes against the prophets and Sahaba also then? dont you think?

Agree with you but until you have lived through a divorce yoourself (which I wouldnt wish on my enemies) you are NOT speaking from experience at all..and you dont know how things happen sometimes.