Re: Obedient Wives
Being ungrateful is not the same as disobedience. Being grateful does not mean you have to be obedient. The issue in this hadith is respect and appreciation, not obedience.
Re: Obedient Wives
Being ungrateful is not the same as disobedience. Being grateful does not mean you have to be obedient. The issue in this hadith is respect and appreciation, not obedience.
The only thing bad for the future of marriages is this type of mentality. You do realize this is the year 2012 and women can work and raise children n take care of the house and it is perfectly welcomed if the husband chipped in and took some of the responsibility in his hand. In a marriage, respect and mutual understanding is what makes it successful, not obedience on the wife’s part. Husbands should be respected, not placed on pedestals for worship and as flawed as humans are how can they be the next best thing to God!! When referred to husband as a mijazi khuda, its in respect only as well as not denying him physical intimacy. However, he can also not Force himself on her if she does say no. In my personal opinion, it boils down to respect, trust and understanding, not obedience that makes a marriage successful or something that define the wife and husband.
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No marriage that I have seen worth admiring has been a product of obedience. The enviable relationships where husband and wife truly cared for one another and created a loving environment for their families…those people don’t simply obey.
My grandmother and mother were not obedient women…they were very hardworking, loving and caring women. They took care of their families out of love. My grandfather and father didn’t boss them around or any of that filmi stuff.
If two people simply stay married because they think they have no other option…that doesn’t make their marriage successful. That’s a waste of life. If two people marry each other, love and care for each other…that is a marriage I’d want to have someday, Inshallah.
Why is marriage always depicted as some sort of punishment looming ahead for the woman where she will be tied to the stove? Who would ever find that kind of union or partner attractive?
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Good one. Why am I not surprised to see another post about how evil women are coming from you?
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that is the word of the Prophet of Islam … not mine…
oh..sorry…you refuted what i said…
(i don’t want to say religious things in life1 matters…but this is just because you deleted my earlier post and now you refuted this…so i had to quote this.)
An-Nisa..verse 34
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PS
i sincerely apologise to anyone who is offended by posting these verses here…or doesn’t agree with the content of what the verses.
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the topic at hand is obedience of wife…thats why i posted this…there are many verses and hadith about men too…but thats not the topic so i didnt post them here..**
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did i just killed the thread by posting the verses from quran?? ![]()
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I think all the issues boil down to translation, interpretation, context, and the understanding of everything from the male perspectivein religious texts.
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you are most welcome to share “translation, interpretation, context, and the understanding” of the above verses from a female scholar…
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Probably since you did not state your own interpretation or point, just quoted the text.
Also, the trolls left.
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the text is self-explanatory…and i didn’t put my own interpretation because that would be mine… i quoted two separate translations too…so that no ambiguity is left in the meaning/interpreation…
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^Yup. You brought something to our attention, but I guess people didn’t feel there was anything left to discuss. Shall I close the thread now?