Re: The Rights of Women in Islam
Please note the last unerlined sentence "Such are the possessions of this world".
So my friends women is not equal she is a possession as written.
you did'nt mention sons
Re: The Rights of Women in Islam
Please note the last unerlined sentence "Such are the possessions of this world".
So my friends women is not equal she is a possession as written.
you did'nt mention sons
Re: The Rights of Women in Islam
of advantage ..........is your own understanding or translation.
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but by this logic “sons” (male) would be posessions too, which implies that men are not equal too?
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Yes, overall they are equal. No one is greater than another.
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Of course men and women aren't 'equal.' Does being different necessarily mean being unequal?
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It is a wrong disscussion if Man and Woman are qual?
The question is how you treat your women and how you justify your treatment through religious sanctions.
And in comparisan Muslim women are the most sufferer followed by Hindus.
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Not really. Culture is different from religion.
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And in comparisan Muslim women are the most sufferer followed by Hindus.
Before Islam came to be, women had almost no rights.
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I did underline Sons in my Mssg #38.
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OK, now please tell; Is woman allowed, to possess "sons" (male) beside hoards of gold and silver, horses, cattle and well-tilled land? If not, why not she is equal to man isn't she?
If it is written in Holy Quran then I missed it somehow.
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its the yousaf ali translation.
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so what religion do you practice?
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Islam, all the way.
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i was asking light bearer, she doesnt seem to be a muslim, questioning is alright, but she is not accepting anyones answers.
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^ Lb's a guy
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lol, my mistake, a male feminist.
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If it is written in Holy Quran then I missed it somehow.
Er, yeah...a mother pretty much owns her children, or at the very least the ties of Motherhood are not only important, but nothing can break them.
Note that women can just as well own heaps of silver, gold, cattle, etc.
You analaysis utterly fails with alternative translations:
PICKTHAL: Beautified for mankind is love of the joys (that come) from women and offspring; and stored-up heaps of gold and silver, and horses branded (with their mark), and cattle and land. That is comfort of the life of the world. Allah! With Him is a more excellent abode.
SHAKIR: The love of desires, of women and sons and hoarded treasures of gold and silver and well bred horses and cattle and tilth, is made to seem fair to men; this is the provision of the life of this world; and Allah is He with Whom is the good goal (of life).
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I am sure, following two videos will help a lot to every one of us instead of debating right and left without having a full knowledge of the matter. :insha:
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