Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Some Questions About Marriage

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The speakers discuss various legal scenarios where women may choose to divorce their spouse, including pro divorce, pro divorce, and divorce. They stress the importance of not giving up a relationship, not giving up a relationship, and not giving up a relationship. They also discuss the negative impact of divorce on society and the importance of privacy and privacy in relationships. The speakers emphasize the need for women to empower themselves and not give up a relationship. They also emphasize the importance of working for men and women and emphasize the need for women to be careful about their behavior.

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			When a person gets divorced, when
a person divorces, there are
		
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			Islamic Islamically, there are
certain obligations. If there's
		
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			obviously any debts between them,
then they have to be paid. That's
		
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			a separate idea. But then in terms
of obligations, the husband is
		
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			still responsible for the wife
until she completes the entire
		
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			period, which is three complete
menstrual cycles, you know, and
		
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			whatever that whatever that
situation is.
		
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			Beyond that he is not responsible
for at all because she's an
		
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			independent, separate woman now.
However, if there's children, then
		
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			until they become stabilized for
themselves, he's responsible for
		
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			the children's to.
		
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			And in some cases, if the wife has
to incur expenses in looking after
		
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			the children, then obviously those
are necessary expenses on the
		
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			husband as well. They have to
obviously work together to come up
		
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			with a reasonable amount of what
		
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			of how the children have to be
taken care of this law that we
		
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			have in various different
countries where when divorce takes
		
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			place, the couples they take half
of each other as well, that in
		
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			order to
		
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			in order to avoid that, in order
to avoid that, then a prenuptial
		
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			is a very good idea. Right,
because
		
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			otherwise, there's a lot of
misery.
		
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			I know several cases where
		
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			the wife is the one who's caused
an issue to start with. He's got 4
		
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			million, and she wants to take 2
million and not just 2 million he
		
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			wants, she wants him to pay the
costs. Then, besides the 2 million
		
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			half, she also wants then a
stipend for her and the children
		
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			who she's turned against him.
Right.
		
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			For the rest of their life.
Essentially, he's gonna have
		
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			nothing left. So
		
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			this is all unfair in that case.
So in that case, I would
		
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			definitely recommend a prenuptial.
Especially if you're going in with
		
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			some money, for sure. You should
definitely I think it's a good
		
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			idea to have a prenuptial
agreement, especially in countries
		
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			where Prenuptial agreements work,
unfortunately, England that the
		
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			default was that they're
ineffective.
		
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			Although now hopefully, it'll
change. Hopefully, it'll change.
		
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			This is if pre nuptials are
enforced here, then then you
		
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			should use them.
		
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			This is a really good question.
And it's quite the it's quite a
		
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			bit of a struggle in the West,
especially where a woman is not
		
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			being looked after by the husband.
He's not looking after her. He's
		
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			not keeping her. He's not paying
for her. And he's separated maybe
		
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			even from her or maybe he's there
in the house. But he's not
		
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			basically doing anything she
wants. They should be divorced,
		
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			really. But he's refusing to
divorce her as well. He's refusing
		
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			to divorce her,
		
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			because he doesn't want her to get
married again. So this is a
		
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			punishment. This is haram. Allah
subhanaw taala says in the Quran,
		
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			Saturday, Hoonah Saracen, Jamila,
either do em sack properly, which
		
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			means either keep her properly or
let her go. When you go to
		
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			Farrakhan yoga, Nila who call them
sincerity. And if they do
		
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			separate, Allah will enrich each
one of the two couples with his
		
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			vastness. People don't understand
this. So there's different abuse
		
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			tactics that wives use, and
husbands use after a marriage, or
		
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			when marriages are broken down.
And these are all wrong. So what
		
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			should a woman do in that case,
because she can't just give it off
		
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			to herself. So generally, the idea
is that you go to, if it's a
		
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			Muslim country, you go to the
courts, and they will look into
		
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			it. And they if they realize that
he's acting unreasonably, and he's
		
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			not willing to take it back and
treat it like a proper wife, then
		
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			they will force him either to give
it a lock, or if he's obstinate
		
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			doesn't do that, then they will
dissolute the marriage or equal
		
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			first Holika. So they have the
right to do that in a non Muslim
		
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			country where you don't have
Sharia courts, then generally what
		
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			you have there, or what should be
set up a Sharia arbitration
		
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			panels? I don't want to call them
Sharia courts, although some
		
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			people do call them and then the
mainstream they get worried that
		
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			you are running a parallel court
system. Although surely a court is
		
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			not a parallel court system. It
has no effect. It has no
		
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			imposition power. It's just
basically an arbitration panel.
		
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			That's what it is. That when two
people come together and say look,
		
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			we
		
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			We're gonna make you an
arbitrator. And we want you to
		
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			judge our case, that's all, that
it doesn't have any right to send
		
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			police or to put you in prison or
anything like this. So like in
		
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			England, we have several like
this, I don't know about Sweden,
		
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			but in different countries, if
there's not, then they should find
		
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			a place like that or go to another
country where that is the case, it
		
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			is a bit of a lengthy procedure,
unfortunately, because you will
		
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			have to sign up, you will have to
petition for them, you have to
		
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			apply and tell them your story,
they will contact or try to make
		
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			contact with your husband, right
through his contact details. And
		
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			they will try to ascertain because
you could have any random woman
		
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			coming to you and saying that I've
got this problem that can you give
		
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			me a divorce, please? Oh, yeah,
you sound right. Okay, let me give
		
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			you a divorce and husband doesn't
know what happened. So obviously,
		
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			they have to do their due
diligence, the more proof you have
		
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			of these things, the better. If
you've got evidences for these
		
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			things, the better. So you go to,
and if they find that the husband
		
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			is just basically not playing
ball, he's upset that he's
		
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			punishing her whatever, then if
they can't force him, then they
		
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			will dissolute the marriage. So it
is a bit of a lengthy procedure.
		
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			But that's basically the only way
you can do it unless you can use
		
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			before rather than going to the
court, the more effective way to
		
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			be honest is to use family
pressure. People that are can
		
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			speak to them, can basically
persuade them, you know, in any
		
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			legal way, obviously, to just give
a divorce, get out to advise them.
		
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			Or whatever the case, what I would
suggest in some cases, for
		
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			example, there was a woman who got
finally divorced from a abusive
		
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			relationship. Now I've seen in
many cases, even when there's an
		
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			abusive relationship,
		
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			they spend time apart, because
he's divorced. And then they feel
		
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			bad, and they want to get back
together. This is weird
		
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			relationship that they still have.
		
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			They get time to think maybe
regret or whatever the case, so
		
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			they want to get back together
again. So on in one, in one case,
		
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			the wife went to a scholar, who
she knew and said, Look, he's
		
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			insisting we get back, I don't
mind getting back as well. Even
		
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			though she'd been complaining all
along, right before this. He said,
		
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			Okay, fine. Look, what you should
do now is if you do get back
		
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			by remarriage, then you take the
right of one option of divorce. So
		
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			that if he does act like this,
again,
		
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			under certain conditions, you can
restrict it to a certain candidate
		
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			that if he does X, Y, and Zed, if
he beats me, strikes me abuses me,
		
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			or whatever, right? Or doesn't
give me money, whatever the case
		
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			is a particular condition.
		
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			And he's handing over one of his
options for divorce to her. But
		
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			better get it like for your father
or some imam or somebody third
		
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			party so that you don't
arbitrarily do it, right.
		
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			That's what you call in Arabic. If
we do Talaq you're handing over.
		
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			It doesn't mean the husband loses
his right, he can also divorce but
		
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			then he's extending the right to
her or to her father or somebody
		
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			else. So if X, Y and Zed happens,
he can immediately apply the
		
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			divorce. So you don't have to wait
them.
		
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			But of course, if you don't know
in a fresh marriage, that this is
		
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			going to happen, then you can't do
that from before. Meaning you're
		
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			not going to do that from before
you can if you want to. But if
		
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			you're going to get a new
marriage, and you're going to tell
		
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			them I want you to give me one
right so divorced from before
		
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			they're going to probably going to
get scared like why should I marry
		
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			if you're already threatening me
with a divorce? What kind of woman
		
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			are you You see what I'm saying?
So this is in a in a case I'm
		
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			giving you just ideas and options
for where this kind of a case
		
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			is, becomes like that.
		
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			The story is of that Sahaba who
said, I have no complaints about
		
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			my husband from his Deen
perspective, decent guy,
		
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			fulfilling Allah's commands and so
on. But I don't want to do kufr in
		
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			Islam, what that means the meaning
of Kufa, I take there is I don't
		
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			want to be ungrateful, as a
Muslim. Ungrateful means that he's
		
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			doing everything good. But I don't
want to be ungrateful to him. And
		
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			there are various interpretations
here. But one of the understanding
		
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			is that she didn't like him. She
just didn't have the
		
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			compatibility. She didn't enjoy
him, right being a husband. So she
		
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			says like, he's a nice guy, and I
don't want because I don't enjoy
		
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			being with him. I don't want to
say something or do something that
		
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			is going to be now ungrateful. So
can I come out of the marriage? So
		
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			the Prophet sallallahu Sallam
went, you know, he didn't want to
		
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			divorce, her husband didn't want
to divorce her. But the promise
		
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			that I set them to act as an
incentive. This is where you get
		
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			caught up from this is where you
get the concept of Hola. She said
		
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			to him, Are you the promises and
said to her, are you willing to
		
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			give him back the orchard that he
gave? You said yes. Right. So this
		
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			is where you're paying for a
divorce. And that's just the
		
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			procedure. You can use that if
your husband, you can
		
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			pay him for a divorce, basically.
Right? If that's the way to
		
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			convince him
		
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			So that is where so now the
question here is that
		
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			the the question that crazy is
that when can somebody ask for a
		
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			divorce? When should a man give a
divorce? Under what cases? In what
		
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			scenarios? And what circumstances?
And in what cases? Should a woman
		
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			be asking for a divorce because to
ask for a divorce in when there's
		
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			no problem, then that's going to
sound a bit arbitrary anyway. So
		
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			if you just cannot be together,
then you divorce them.
		
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			There's Matt, and some men are
just really strange. In this case,
		
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			the wife doesn't want to stay with
him and they carry on, they keep
		
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			punishing them. One person came to
me in a in a program once, just
		
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			several months ago, and he said,
Sheikh, I need to speak to you.
		
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			I've been trying to contact you
for such a long time. And I said,
		
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			Look, my numbers here and you
can't call me. I don't have time
		
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			to speak to you now after the
program. So he called me and he
		
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			says, Do you have an hour? I said,
I don't have an hour. But let's
		
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			see, you told me. I've got so many
problems. I got this problem. I
		
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			got this. I said, Look, just focus
on the foundational, fundamental
		
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			problems. What is the issue? So he
said, he said, basically, for
		
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			three years, my wife hasn't been
with me. And we've been separated
		
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			for three years, like three years.
What's going on for three years?
		
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			He said, Well, she doesn't want to
stay with me anymore. And all the
		
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			rest of it. And I'm trying to get
her back for three. I said, don't
		
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			you get the message in three
years? What's your problem? Why
		
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			don't you just divorce? He says,
No, I don't want to divorce I like
		
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			I want to be with So does she want
to be with you says no. So I said
		
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			that. Three years is more than
enough time for a miracle to
		
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			happen. Maybe you stayed one
month, maybe two months, maybe one
		
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			year even after that, don't you
get the message. It's spoiling you
		
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			It's messing up your life. You
can't sleep properly, you're
		
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			saying it's messing up your job,
you're losing your job, or
		
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			whatever the story was.
		
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			So just divorce her.
		
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			So the when I told him that and I
said in your case you should be
		
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			doing because now you're probably
punishing her. And now it's
		
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			probably wrong for you.
		
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			Right? Think of the verse in the
Quran where Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			promises that if they separate
were in the federal car, if they
		
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			do separate, you're gonna love who
coulomb insanity. Allah will
		
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			enrich, will give Rena will give
enrichment independence from and
		
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			he's got enough resource to do
that. Allah is reminding you, I
		
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			have enough. A lot of men and
women think that there's no life
		
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			for me outside of this marriage.
So they hold on, even though it's
		
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			not working. It's not working.
There's another person who came to
		
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			see me once after July says, she
wants out. I don't want her to be
		
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			away. She wants to be away her
parents, everybody. I said do you
		
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			think you're gonna get her back?
He said no. But he says I don't
		
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			want to do the haram. I don't want
to give a divorce because divorce
		
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			is haram. I said abadal halali
ilahi. A talaaq. The most
		
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			repugnant of the halal so it's not
haram. Right? When the case when
		
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			the scenario demands it, you give
a divorce, you will not be sinful.
		
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			She has already caused if she is
to blame, I can only speak
		
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			according to what you tell me. In
a lot of marriage cases. I don't
		
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			make in most marriages, I don't
make judgments. Because when you
		
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			listen to the wife story, you get
convinced by her story. When you
		
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			listen to the husband story, you
get convinced by the story. So
		
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			you're especially if you ever
listen to America do not rush to
		
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			judgments. The only time you can
do that is if you sit them both,
		
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			they both speak then you
understand where the problem is.
		
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			And generally both are to blame.
Generally speaking, I have seen
		
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			cases though, where only one side
was to blame. And mashallah, that
		
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			was such an interesting case that
the husband said she's a very good
		
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			girl, she's everything, but I just
don't want to be with her.
		
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			And I am the problem.
		
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			I finally see if you do get those
cases where one person takes all
		
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			the blame. Do you see what I'm
saying? But it wasn't helpful
		
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			because he didn't want to be with
her. So he divosta
		
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			She really wanted to be but then
he wouldn't fulfill the rights and
		
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			everything. It was complicated. So
where it's necessary, we're not
		
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			Catholics, we do give a divorce.
And that's the best thing to do.
		
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			In that case. In the Catholics,
they're not allowed to divorce if
		
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			they divorced. They're not they
can't be members of the particular
		
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			church. Because and in in, in
Rome, in the Vatican, they
		
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			actually trying to figure out how
to modernize this. It's very
		
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			complicated for them. I went to
the Vatican, this was one of the
		
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			discussions I had with one of the
with one of the
		
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			members there, and it's quite
difficult for Islam is very
		
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			balanced. You don't do it just
arbitrarily but where it's
		
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			incompatible, just go for a
divorce. Unfortunately, though,
		
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			husbands wives, they use these
words that husband generally says,
		
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			I'm not going to divorce you I'm
gonna punish her. She asked for
		
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			it. She messed it up. So did she
deserves I said, No.
		
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			She's wrong. She'll be sinful.
She's wrong. She won't have the
		
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			baraka. But now if you keep her
beyond that, and you don't listen
		
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			to the Quran saying let her go
		
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			When it's all broken down, now you
will also be sinful. Why do you
		
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			want to be sinful? Why do you want
to make a mistake? What the wives
		
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			do on the other hand, is they use
the children against the,
		
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			I've got a whole talk on, I don't
want to repeat this. But I know at
		
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			least about 10 people very close
to me, not like close families,
		
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			but in the area, or people I know,
in different parts. Some of them
		
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			are even scholars, or educated
people, and so on, where they have
		
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			the men have not seen their
children for years and years and
		
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			years and years.
		
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			Because what the wife does, in
many cases is the wife in some
		
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			cases is the husband, the it's
called the malicious mother
		
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			syndrome, or malicious, the
malicious person syndrome or
		
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			something like that. What that
basically means is that when
		
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			somebody gets divorced or
separated, there's so much anger
		
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			that you want to get back at them.
And the only way you can do it is
		
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			use the law in the West. And in
the law in the West, at least in
		
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			England, and I don't know what
Sweden, but in quite a few
		
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			countries, it's very biased
towards women, the mother, all she
		
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			has to do, she has to claim that
the father is doing this wrong or
		
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			that wrong. And that's it
separation. Sorry, the children
		
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			until they prove it, the husband
has to get a lawyer, and he has to
		
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			spend a lot of money. And even
then, even if the they say, okay,
		
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			it was wrong, what by that time
taken three months, five months,
		
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			the mothers turn the child against
the husband. So now they can't get
		
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			back together because they say
there's bonding process. And I
		
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			said, I said there's about 10
cases that I know, to such a
		
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			degree that one person whose it
happened to his friend, when he
		
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			got divorced, his child was just
born.
		
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			In order to protect in the future.
He said, I don't want anything to
		
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			do with the child. Don't bring him
to me. If you want to you come and
		
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			drop him off.
		
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			But because he knew the wife is
going to get back home. So then
		
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			after a few months, she said you
need to look you need to see your
		
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			child, he needs his father and
everything. So I said, Okay, fine,
		
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			if that's what you want come and
drop him off. She said, No, he's
		
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			not used to you, my brother is
going to have to be there or
		
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			something. And you see, she's
trying to get back at him, said
		
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			you either drop the child off, or
I don't want anything to do with
		
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			the child. All of his family is
against him. All of his uncle's
		
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			father mother is all against him
that how can you do this to your
		
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			own child? How can you dis own
your own child when he I was
		
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			feeling strange as well about
this, but when he told me his
		
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			story, I understand where he's
coming from. He's seen too many
		
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			horror stories, that the ex wife
will use that for the rest of
		
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			their life against against them.
So he just said, it's better for
		
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			me not to even develop a
relationship with my child. I'm
		
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			keeping everything on record. In
the future. I'll show my child
		
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			when that happens. Another case,
which is very advanced, mashallah
		
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			he after I don't know, 1015 years,
somebody I knew 20 about 18 to 20
		
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			years ago, finally his children
are with him.
		
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			The mother's family, they
basically estranged the children,
		
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			and he paid for them all along,
you send money to them every, you
		
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			know, all the time you send money
for upkeep and everything, he did
		
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			his part. And they would not let
him speak, see then eventually
		
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			speak or something like that. But
finally, the child ran away from
		
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			his because his mother died.
Eventually, she was sick. And it
		
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			was the extended family who
carried on the problem who were
		
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			worse. Finally Alhamdulillah came
another couple, a big scholar,
		
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			right? His he hadn't seen his two
daughters for until they were 18.
		
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			When they became a team, they
reached out to him because now
		
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			they were of legal age where they
could do this. Their mother didn't
		
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			have a right over them. And now
mashallah they've reconciled.
		
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			So this is these are things that
happen from both sides. And this
		
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			is all haram and wrong. To deprive
thinks they, they're punishing the
		
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			other parent, but what they're
really doing is they're punishing
		
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			the children, because children
need a stability of both parents
		
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			even if they're separated.
		
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			So these are really sad things
that shouldn't be happening.
		
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			See, as we mentioned,
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala reminds us
when we're getting married in the
		
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			hospital harjot That Taqwa is very
important.
		
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			And, as I said, in marriage, you
should try to do everything
		
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			according to the Sunnah. It's when
you do things according to the
		
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			Sunnah, that the baraka is going
to come even if you think you know
		
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			someone,
		
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			even if you think somebody is
compatible with you, you know, all
		
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			the tests show it when you get
together. The only way that you
		
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			will have baraka and agreement is
if Allah wants it to happen.
		
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			That's why there's one person I
know, right? Look at this study.
		
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			There's one person I know who
		
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			had read the Hadith
		
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			and everything. So he said that my
marriage, I'm going to make sure I
		
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			do everything 100% halal, right,
I'm going to do nothing wrong.
		
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			So what he did was, in those days,
this was many years ago in those
		
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			days.
		
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			It wasn't a complete acceptable
tradition to even speak to your
		
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			wife. Right in some cultures. So
while he saw his wife for about
		
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			two minutes,
		
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			but he had done all of his due
diligence, he had asked about her
		
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			from her friend from friends and
other people, and so on, made a
		
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			lot of istikhara. And after that,
he just heard her speaking once.
		
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			So he knew that she sounded okay.
Because he'd never spoken to her.
		
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			In those days, I think they had,
you know, the normal phones, the
		
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			light the phone lines. So while
his sister was speaking to her
		
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			once, he picked up the other and
heard her voice that okay, she
		
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			sounds okay. Right? He is happy
with that, because
		
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			and you only saw her for two
minutes. Then they got married. So
		
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			she was from another city. So they
got they did the Nika and
		
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			everything. And then
		
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			she, the tradition in them is that
when the husband comes to pick you
		
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			up, you sit at the back of the car
with his sister, and your husband,
		
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			new husband sits at the front with
his wife who will drive, sorry,
		
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			your husband will sit with his
friend, they will drive you home.
		
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			So she was very tight. So she
thought, okay, in the two hour
		
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			journey, I'm going to sleep in the
back of the car, because it's
		
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			going to be boring, right?
		
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			So
		
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			this person, what he did was, he
changed the tradition. He said,
		
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			she's my wife. Now, why do I need
to sit at the front and she said
		
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			at the back, that's a weird
custom. She's my wife and I can
		
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			sit next to her. So he got his
friend and his friend's wife to be
		
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			in the front. And he even had a
sheet that was put between the
		
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			seats, so you can get some privacy
that I don't think he can afford
		
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			the limousine with, you know, so
this was his way. Now, he sat at
		
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			the back and his sister thought
that it's good to sit with them to
		
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			keep them company. So she said, so
it's him. It was his sister. And
		
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			then the wife came and sat down.
And she thought the husband were
		
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			going to sit at the front. But
then he suddenly came and sat next
		
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			to it. This is the first time that
they're meeting and the first time
		
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			you're going to speak imagine this
right first time. But until now
		
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			you've done everything according
to the Sunnah.
		
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			He said that within half an hour,
they broke the ice.
		
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			Within half an hour. They started
speaking as though that and the
		
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			woman is a very reserved woman in
general, but Masha Allah is saying
		
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			that in half an hour, he broke the
ice and they're speaking as though
		
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			they've known each other for 10
years. To such a degree that on
		
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			the way back, it was solid time.
So they stopped at roadside, you
		
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			know, cafe or whatever it is to
pray Salat. And along with them
		
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			was the other members of the
family in another vehicle in a bus
		
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			or whatever. His sister felt now
that I shouldn't be here anymore.
		
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			So she transferred over to the
other and left him alone.
		
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			Right. This is what you call
baraka
		
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			and Hamdulillah. It's it's carried
on like that. You don't want to do
		
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			anything wrong in your Nikka and
throughout your journey as well.
		
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			At the end of the day, that's just
your Nika has taken place. Now
		
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			your husband and wife now you need
to produce children, the big
		
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			journey starts now. Both your
relationship and your children,
		
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			the children, you're going to
bring in the Therby of your
		
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			children Subhanallah that's a big
issue. And the only way you're
		
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			gonna have good therapy of your
children is if you are living a
		
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			life of Taqwa.
		
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			If, as I mentioned, even
yesterday, if the husband is
		
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			flirting around, the wife is
flirting around, or now they have
		
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			a child and you're feeding the
child and you're watching
		
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			something that is silly.
		
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			Just useless. Useless, soaps,
useless programs, listening to
		
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			haram music, while you're doing
this while you've got the child
		
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			while you're holding the child,
husband or wife, whatever it is,
		
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			all of this will have an impact. I
know one person when they got
		
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			married, he was so particular that
he would not even take his child
		
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			into a store if there was music
playing.
		
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			He would tell his wife you stand
outside the child have gone by the
		
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			purchase or his wife will go in
and he wasn't he didn't remain so
		
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			strong afterwards. But mashallah
the first child of is is
		
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			different.
		
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			Everything you do in your married
life will impact your children as
		
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			well. Because that's you are their
first madrasa. You are there for
		
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			school you are their training
grounds. They just see they
		
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			observe and the less haram you
have in the house, the less haram
		
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			you bring in. The more Baraka you
get
		
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			RIGHT. YEAH Dakwah is, is
everything all your life will
		
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			become better higher than per year
but is what we call it. We're
		
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			especially when it comes to
husband wife relationships. It's
		
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			very important. And of course, if
we make mistakes, you make Toba,
		
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			you repent to Allah subhanaw
taala. So don't end the estimate
		
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			this, this relationship once you
get married, anything halal, you
		
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			do it.
		
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			Right? Once you get married,
everything Halal you should do
		
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			public displays of affection
allowed in Islam, can we go around
		
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			the more like with their hands and
then have a little kiss on the
		
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			corner. And all the rest of it, as
you know, you see people doing,
		
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			right. So if you look at the life
of the Prophet salallahu Salam, or
		
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			the Sahaba, you do not see that
anywhere.
		
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			Right? Because remember, your
personal life, your sexual aspect
		
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			of your intimacy is a private
thing. In private, do what you
		
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			want, I've just explained it. But
in public, it's not for everybody
		
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			to see. That's why if it's not in
public, you do not put it up on
		
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			social media either. To get more
hits, that's just crazy. That that
		
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			is not something you do. That
doesn't mean that you can't hold
		
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			hands when necessary. If you've
gone for ombre, or whatever, and
		
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			you think you're gonna lose,
because so much is busy. You can
		
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			hold hands, it's not random, but
you just don't do it sexually.
		
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			That it seems because then that
just creates idea in people's
		
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			mind. You're not supposed to be
there to show people that hey, you
		
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			know, we love each other so much.
There's other ways to show that.
		
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			You don't need to tell anybody
that.
		
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			That's why sometimes now on
YouTube, you have these Muslim
		
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			couples even Nickleby and
whatever, they're trying to show
		
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			affection to one another, and then
they get messed up. Right? It's
		
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			just crazy stuff, anything you do,
that's haram eventually is gonna
		
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			get messed up.
		
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			So that's why our religion doesn't
encourage public displays of
		
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			affection. Just do it privately.
That's good enough. Okay, I've got
		
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			a question here. Before we carry
on that side. What are your
		
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			recommendations regarding polygamy
in the West? What about women who
		
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			refuse and think it's outdated?
		
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			So you see, polygamy is obviously
a sensitive issue. But let me tell
		
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			let me tell the women something,
right, from a man's perspective.
		
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			If a lot of husbands talk about
this, they're probably not going
		
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			to do it. But they talk about it.
I speak to men and they go on
		
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			about it. And like a Is that
something you really would do. And
		
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			while they may have this dream,
but they probably will not have
		
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			the, either the monetary
capability or whatever it is to
		
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			deal with that situation anyway,
so most men aren't going to do it.
		
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			Just remember that. from a woman's
perspective, the woman who called
		
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			me and husband's done it. Now
she's the first thing that Jen
		
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			told you. There's a lot of women
here told me if this is wrong, the
		
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			first thing that comes to your
mind about when your husband is
		
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			thinking about another one, is
that anti enough? Why?
		
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			One big issue? This is my
experience, I want to tell you
		
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			from a man's perspective, I'll
tell you a story. When I was in my
		
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			last year, I wasn't married yet,
of graduating as an in the RDM
		
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			course. These other graduates had
come who were married. And there
		
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			was a program so they'd come and
they're sitting there talking
		
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			about second waves. I wasn't even
married yet. But I said to him,
		
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			like, what's wrong with you guys?
Why do you guys always talk about
		
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			second waves? Right? Like, you
know, doesn't the one satisfy you?
		
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			So there's one of them, I still
know him. Right? And I still
		
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			remember this is very calm. He
didn't argue with me. He turned he
		
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			says, are you married? I said no.
		
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			And he said, Okay, get married.
And then two years later, let's
		
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			have this discussion.
		
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			Right? So now, man, you can tell
me if I'm wrong with this.
		
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			It doesn't matter how good your
wife is. Right? She could be
		
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			literally the best woman in the
world.
		
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			This is it's in a man. And that's
where Allah has allowed it. That's
		
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			why I see the wisdom of allowing,
even though it can
		
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			cause the other woman so much
tension. Still Allah allows it
		
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			because men have this thing that
even if you have the best wife is
		
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			just a variety you want doesn't
mean you have to do it. But I'm
		
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			just saying that that's a need.
Now.
		
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			What I'm saying is generally
whenever a man talks about this,
		
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			the woman freaks out. And it just
becomes I'm only saying this to
		
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			empower the women. That firstly,
firstly, do not think it could be
		
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			that but in most cases is not
because you have a shortcoming.
		
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			You could have no shortcomings,
but your husband is going to be
		
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			talking about that. Why I'm
telling you this is if you can
		
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			empower yourself to think that
way. You will not freak out. You
		
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			can have a solid discussion about
them without getting emotional
		
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			about it. And if that you have
that discussion, you will empower
		
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			yourself and you'll be able to
explain to your husband
		
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			And why it's unhealthy or whatever
the case is. Otherwise, if you're
		
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			just going to become emotional
about it as most women do, like,
		
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			man, that's an affront to me,
right? I'm not, am I not enough
		
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			for you? What's wrong with you,
etc, that it's not a, it can't
		
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			become a good discussion. They're
going to keep torturing you read
		
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			this, right? Men should not
torture their wife about this. If
		
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			you're not going to do it, as most
of you aren't, right, you
		
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			shouldn't keep bringing it up.
Some men, some men can just help
		
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			it. Right? They just this dream
that they bring up sometimes,
		
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			right?
		
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			But please, women, please try to
understand that while it's not in
		
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			the culture and all that, and it's
illegal in the West to have a
		
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			proper second wave anyway, it's
illegal. But what they do is they
		
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			just do Nikka. So it's, it's not
considered legally anyway. Right?
		
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			And that's how they make it valid
as such. So
		
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			people do still need to start
looking at the fact that there's a
		
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			lot of women out there and
mashallah, I mean, what I've heard
		
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			from Syrian women who are not into
Polygamy In general, but those in
		
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			the refugee camps, they're like,
come and marry us. We don't care
		
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			if it's a second wave or a third
wave. Right? because how else are
		
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			women going to be looked after?
How else are you know, we talked
		
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			about divorced women? How else are
divorced women going to be looked
		
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			after in the town, the Sahaba,
when he was just so easy? It was
		
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			because those things existed?
That's why the answer to a lot of
		
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			this stuff is a bitter answer.
Right. But there's a whole
		
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			framework chain that needs to take
place. Right? There's a whole
		
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			framework thing. I mean, there's a
woman she's been in a messed up
		
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			relationship for such a long time,
she's now out, she's been out for
		
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			a long time, 10 years. And she
goes, now I need a partner. I
		
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			hated man, I don't want to be with
them anymore. But now I realized I
		
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			need but I'm 50 or 40. And 40. I
think she was 14, I've got 3g And
		
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			who's gonna marry me? Right. And
then she was even considering
		
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			marrying Missy, our marriage,
which is not recommended, but
		
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			basically have a not temporary, if
you're married to somebody, but
		
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			he's already married. With
children, he doesn't want to make
		
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			a full commitment of a full second
wife. So he's basically saying
		
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			that I can meet you, I can come
and you know, be with you twice a
		
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			week or something like that. And
she's, well, that's fine. I'm
		
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			already very, because a lot of
divorce women, they become very
		
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			independent. They don't want to be
under anybody anymore. Right? So
		
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			what I'm trying to say is that
none of these things are standard
		
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			recommendations. is a, it depends
on the individual. And what the
		
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			issue is, of course, if somebody
there are cases where the wife is
		
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			not enough for him, or she's
there's problems, or she wants
		
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			children, she just can't have
children. Well, what what a lot of
		
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			men do is they just divorce their
wife and get married another
		
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			person, I've got a woman right
now, por convert. Right? I really
		
00:32:44 --> 00:32:48
			feel sorry for her. She was
married. From Germany, she was
		
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			married for, I don't know, 10
years or something they couldn't
		
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			have children find he just dumped
her divosta. Right. And
		
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			another solution in that is you do
Nikka elsewhere. And you keep
		
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			both? Like, why can that not be
possible. But for that the women
		
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			have to be prepared. All I'm
saying is you don't have to the
		
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			wives the divorce the lesson. And
when I showed her the Allahu anha,
		
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			she would get very jealous. When
jewelry or the Allahu Anhu was
		
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			captured. And people said, Oh, she
was told the province I was
		
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			married her. She went in a veil to
look at her to see like, if she
		
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			does she look good. Right. And she
was stunning. Right? And she
		
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			didn't want to know, like, you
know, and so they had jealousy.
		
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			They used to do things. And
Jealousy is a natural thing. And
		
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			that's understandable. That's not
a problem, right? But if you can
		
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			just understand the core issue,
that men just have this thing,
		
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			right? Even if you're the best
woman in the world, then at least
		
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			you don't feel like it's a
personal attack on you. You can
		
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			deal with it better. Right? It's
generally the elephant in the
		
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			house, that discussion, you should
just have the discussion and sort
		
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			it out. Right? And just not get
perturbed every time because he
		
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			knows how you can irritate you by
just talking about that. And men
		
00:34:07 --> 00:34:10
			should not do that anyway, but I'm
trying to empower the women when
		
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			senior men do that, or they can't
help doing that. Seriously. You
		
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			know,
		
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			if the men do not know women's
hormonal issues, right you're
		
00:34:20 --> 00:34:23
			you're you're you're gonna have a
problem you need to understand so
		
00:34:23 --> 00:34:26
			you can have the sovereign
tolerance and you know I didn't
		
00:34:26 --> 00:34:29
			mention this you know, the person
has some said
		
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			it's those who've been sad haven
for in Hoonah Holly economic villa
		
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			in our which mean the line where
in the average a shaman, a doula
		
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			er Allah, right for those who
witnessed a higher on my
		
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			explanations of this, the crooked
rib Hadith, which perturbs a lot
		
00:34:46 --> 00:34:50
			of feminists but to be honest,
Allah, the Prophet also is saying
		
00:34:50 --> 00:34:54
			to men that you know, you think,
you know, when men I don't do
		
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			this, but when men get together,
and when women get together among
		
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			themselves, there are certain
things that they told
		
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			About men and women talk about and
men talk about women. Now what the
		
00:35:03 --> 00:35:05
			Prophet salallahu? Is this my
understanding of the person and
		
00:35:05 --> 00:35:10
			saying that you men, right, listen
carefully, you men, if you think
		
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			your wife is crooked, right, if
you think she doesn't have to be,
		
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			because that's her nature. That's
her nature. That's not
		
00:35:17 --> 00:35:20
			crookedness. That's the nature but
if you're in your site, she is
		
00:35:20 --> 00:35:23
			crooked, then you're never going
to be able to straighten her.
		
00:35:25 --> 00:35:28
			Right? He's saying, if you think
in your perspective, she's
		
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			crooked. That's her nature, you're
never going to be straight. And so
		
00:35:31 --> 00:35:35
			you better treat her well, and
develop a relationship with that
		
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			crookedness. Otherwise, if you try
to correct her, and make her like
		
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			you, you're gonna break her.
		
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			Right? I think that's a wonderful
understanding of the Hadith. You
		
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			can have whatever perspective but
make somebody with them. That's
		
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			the way it is, you will never
understand women fully.
		
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			Right? Unless you've been married
to like 20 women and you know, you
		
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			you really like become an expert.
Men will never understand women,
		
00:36:00 --> 00:36:03
			but women will never understand
men. But at least you'll
		
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			understand if you can just take a
lesson from the basics. You can
		
00:36:06 --> 00:36:07
			get a better relationship.
		
00:36:08 --> 00:36:13
			Right? Sobor Taqwa patients, I
think that that should do it.
		
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			Informal things like okay, so
shaking hands, hugging, chatting,
		
00:36:26 --> 00:36:32
			joking, flirting, these are all
close to Zina. Right. They say
		
00:36:32 --> 00:36:38
			that looking of course looking.
What else? Thinking involves
		
00:36:38 --> 00:36:40
			thinking voluntarily fantasizing.
		
00:36:42 --> 00:36:44
			an involuntary thought comes you
can get rid of that because you
		
00:36:44 --> 00:36:49
			can't help them but you get rid of
it, but voluntary fantasizing. You
		
00:36:49 --> 00:36:52
			have you know, men and women
should be so careful about the way
		
00:36:52 --> 00:36:56
			they speak to one another. Because
the other side will think you
		
00:36:56 --> 00:36:59
			know, you're just trying to be
nice. And other things things Oh,
		
00:36:59 --> 00:37:02
			you're making an opening. So then
they'll come on to you. And then
		
00:37:02 --> 00:37:06
			you want to be polite so you don't
want to throw them off. Here you
		
00:37:06 --> 00:37:09
			don't want to be polite. You want
to say no, cut it otherwise you'll
		
00:37:09 --> 00:37:16
			get drawn into it. Okay. So let's
make a DUA and we end this measure
		
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			this llama into Salam Inca Salam
Tabarrok their their journey with
		
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			the Quran, Allah who may or hate
you yaka. You Mirotic understudies
		
00:37:25 --> 00:37:30
			Allahu Manya Hannah Yeoman Illa
and Subhanak in good nominal body
		
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			mean Allahumma salli wa salam ala
Sayyidina Muhammad wa earliest
		
00:37:35 --> 00:37:39
			either now Mohammed or vertical
Salam Yeah. Or hemraj he mean,
		
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			yeah, Medina Judi. Welcome. Yeah.
Hiral, mas Olean were hired on May
		
00:37:44 --> 00:37:49
			18. Were a caramel Ackerman. We
asked you for your mercy. Yeah
		
00:37:49 --> 00:37:52
			Allah we asked you for your
special forgiveness of Allah We
		
00:37:52 --> 00:37:56
			asked you for your special
attention of Allah. Those here who
		
00:37:56 --> 00:38:00
			are married of Allah improve and
enhance their marriages of Allah
		
00:38:00 --> 00:38:03
			make their spouses and our
children, our spouses and our
		
00:38:03 --> 00:38:06
			children, our progeny until the
Day of Judgment, a source of
		
00:38:06 --> 00:38:11
			gladness and joy for our sight of
Allah allow us to understand our
		
00:38:11 --> 00:38:16
			weaknesses, our problems, our
issues and correct them. Oh Allah,
		
00:38:16 --> 00:38:20
			Oh Allah make our defects clear in
our sights of Allah subdue the
		
00:38:20 --> 00:38:24
			defects of our partners in our
sights of Allah can seal the
		
00:38:24 --> 00:38:27
			defects of our partners in our
sights so that we can have a happy
		
00:38:27 --> 00:38:31
			married life. Oh Allah, we ask
that you remove our defects, Oh
		
00:38:31 --> 00:38:34
			Allah, we ask that you give us a
blessing and Baraka in our
		
00:38:34 --> 00:38:37
			marriages. Oh Allah, those who are
not married Oh Allah grant them
		
00:38:37 --> 00:38:40
			righteous partners. Oh Allah
grant, grant them righteous
		
00:38:40 --> 00:38:43
			spouses of Allah those who can't
have children, oh Allah grant them
		
00:38:43 --> 00:38:49
			children. Oh Allah, those who want
blessing in there. Oh Allah, those
		
00:38:49 --> 00:38:53
			who want harmony. Oh Allah grant
them that harmony. Oh Allah grant
		
00:38:53 --> 00:38:57
			us all harmony, Allah forgive us,
especially those sins which have
		
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			brought the darkness in our homes,
those sins which have brought
		
00:39:01 --> 00:39:05
			taken away the blessings from our
homes, those sins which have
		
00:39:06 --> 00:39:10
			caused friction in our families of
Allah those sins which are
		
00:39:11 --> 00:39:16
			preventing the good things from
happening to us. Oh Allah and
		
00:39:16 --> 00:39:17
			especially those sins which
		
00:39:18 --> 00:39:22
			have become now part of our life
and we don't even consider them
		
00:39:22 --> 00:39:25
			sins anymore. Oh Allah grant us
beneficial knowledge of Allah
		
00:39:25 --> 00:39:30
			grant us good experience grant us
good surroundings good friends, oh
		
00:39:30 --> 00:39:34
			Allah and make our surrounding
conducive for the worship of our
		
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			for the worship of you and for the
practice of our faith of Allah
		
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			accept our coming here together
except our spending the two days
		
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			here. Oh Allah make this a great
source of blessing and baraka and
		
00:39:45 --> 00:39:50
			enhancements in our in our lives
in general. Have Allah bless all
		
00:39:50 --> 00:39:55
			of those who have established
these places of Allah, the aroma
		
00:39:55 --> 00:39:59
			and all the volunteers and all
those who work tirelessly to make
		
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			these
		
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			Things happen. Oh Allah accept
this program. Forgive our
		
00:40:03 --> 00:40:06
			shortcomings Oh ALLAH surely we
had shortcomings or ALLAH forgive
		
00:40:06 --> 00:40:09
			our shortcomings. Oh Allah any
mistakes we have made Allah allow
		
00:40:09 --> 00:40:13
			us to correct those mistakes and
oh Allah allow many other good
		
00:40:13 --> 00:40:16
			things to happen from this program
and from this place, and oh Allah
		
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			unite us together in general for
those suffering Subhan Arabic
		
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			Arrabida is at the mercy phone or
Salam, anon Marcelino Al
		
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			Hamdulillah me