Naima B. Robert – TMC E4 Clip Who Benefits from Polygamy The Husband’s Perspective

Naima B. Robert
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The speaker discusses the benefits of working in a family and how it benefits the personal and social experiences of the family. They also talk about the importance of learning from the past and being a value-added person. The speaker emphasizes the need for a culture of value and personalized values to achieve success in life.

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			This dive right into it. Okay,
because I know that people who are
		
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			here
		
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			of course, they're gonna be
looking at you guys thinking, Oh
		
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			wow, this is goals, right? Because
Masha Allah, or some people are
		
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			like, Oh, worst nightmare. Oh my
goodness, if my man did ever I
		
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			don't know, it couldn't be me. So
		
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			I would love to hear from each one
of you. For the people who are the
		
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			for the viewers, for the
listeners, from your vantage point
		
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			in this dynamic, what have you
experienced as the benefits of
		
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			this family that you have built?
		
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			I guess we can start with with
with that one, the head of the
		
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			family I guess coaching her there,
what would you say, have been the
		
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			benefits of polygyny for you?
Well, first, it has to be a caveat
		
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			to because for your viewers, and
everybody who's watching, you have
		
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			to recognize we are in our what I
call the Chapter 11
		
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			Chapter 11. So we wouldn't be
having this conversation chapter
		
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			1234, and five.
		
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			So it looks good now because we
put in the work. So we do have to
		
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			make that caveat. Because if this
goes, then you have to recognize
		
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			there's a whole period of time and
you know, when you're writing a
		
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			book or seeing a good movie or
something, there's the ups, the
		
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			downs, the pitfalls, the plot the
triumphs and the tragedies that go
		
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			along with it. Okay, so with that
being said, when it comes to the
		
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			benefits of political benefits of
Disney are massively asking me as
		
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			an individual, one is that it
requires that a man become more,
		
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			okay, you have to be above
average, or at least strive to
		
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			once if you had that ambition to
become more, alright, if you feel
		
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			you got your goal, you made it and
that's it. And that's you have
		
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			nowhere to go from there, but down
more so as a man that says, I want
		
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			to expand my family, because my
philosophy, I got the Hadith of
		
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			the Prophet, the Center
		
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			for my life philosophy. And he
said, he talked about paraphrasing
		
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			in English, there are three things
that bother you. Basically, after
		
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			you die, your book is those three
things that can still benefit you
		
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			after death. Alright, go see the
righteous children in the keyboard
		
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			is being righteous children
embrace me. So I wanted to anchor
		
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			that in for future generations
that I wouldn't meet until the
		
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			show, I don't want
		
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			someone to
		
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			want to change our names did
change our lives, we want to
		
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			change future generations. So
that's one way then of course, the
		
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			soft majority are beneficial
knowledge leave. So that's how I
		
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			live. So one of the things is that
is allowed me to become more of
		
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			the man expand my family to be
able to teach them things that I
		
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			never knew, versus giving them the
things, the material things.
		
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			So
		
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			hold on a second, whoa, whoa,
whoa, whoa, whoa, boy. Let's have
		
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			that again. Let's say it again,
for the other people in the back.
		
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			Just drop that one more time. I
love that, please, please share
		
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			that. Again. It requires me to
give them the things that I never
		
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			knew.
		
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			Versus teaching them the things I
never knew versus giving them the
		
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			things of the material thing. And
I never had. So that's what
		
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			actually changes generations by
being able to change that mindset
		
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			and give them something better,
which is the sound which is sweet.
		
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			We all three of us came from
corporatism. So we understand the
		
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			stage and the smell and the build
of it, to get this Deen of Islam,
		
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			but it's so sweet. So we wanted to
make sure we had that. And I
		
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			wanted to make sure it goes
through for next generations. And
		
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			we're polygyny, he can do that,
because we have a bigger family
		
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			emergency a bigger leader. And you
know, that's some of the basic
		
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			benefits right there, but also as
a man that feels one of the most
		
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			natural forms of marriage. Okay,
so, you know, you're not in
		
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			knowing the history. I mean, Dr.
Nancy Cartwright wrote a book
		
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			called public baths. And she
talked about the transition to
		
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			come how monogamy is put out for
and it's only been for the last
		
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			couple of centuries. So being when
I talk about It's an ancient
		
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			solution to a modern day problem.
It really is because as a man, you
		
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			know, there are things that we do,
and we're different from what. So
		
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			looking at our own history of
being providers and protectors and
		
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			being also served personal power,
what I call the three P's. It's
		
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			inherent upon us. If you want to
strive to become a bigger man, you
		
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			better and lead a society that
requires you to become a man of
		
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			value, who lives by your values
that requires you to do King
		
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			stuff, you know, even if it's only
one home because you still have to
		
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			answer to you know, that's some of
the benefits I see from there.
		
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			Just on a lower level.
		
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			That's a pretty high low level.