Mutah [temporary marriage] -- Social and cultural perspective

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Re: Mutah [temporary marriage] in the time of Amir ul Momineen Ali ibn Abi Talib

@pinks

I have to disagree with you here…

**The arguement that aaj ka west mein itni beysharmi hai and that its inpractical/ impossible for young muslims to gurad their chastitiy doesn’t mean we start looking at alternatives, or to bend that which is prescribed in the Sunnah. PCG is absoloutely right, we have created this society with islamically unpractical norms, or we choose to live in the west… that means we are responsible for our actions, we aren’t responsible for changing that which is perfect. **

I know that our Shia brothers and sisters would disagree to this, so I guess this post is directed to those who consider Muta’h nikahs haram.

Wassalam.

Walikum salam

Please keep in mind where islam emphesise modesty and taqwa and everything … at the same time Islam also know human nature and its needs. Thus there are many ahadees which put a lot of stress on early marraige of young peaple. But as we progressed as a society we have escilated the age of marraige. few decades ago it was late teenage then early 20s and now it is late 20s, due to various reasons i mentioned in my earlier posts.

Now PCG has very rightly proposed a sollution that youngsters (and tahier parents ) should be encourage to tie the knot during studies. Which is a very good idea and nips the bud.

But the question is : How do people take this idea and propagate it in their circles … but even before do younsters themselves like the idea or not ?