Somali Sheikh Says He Supports Marriage R Wording

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Wahabbis make me chuckle, how can you “take what your right” from your wife . Its not realistic, if your wife aint in the mood you just gotta hold ur L and sleep in the living room as protest. Are these sheikhs living in an alternate reality? Feel sorry for their wives if they gotta rape em to get sum:mjlol::mjlol:
Exactly what I was thinking mashallah if she not in the mood just head down the hall to the other wives waiting
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Forcing your wife to have sex is domestic/marital abuse. Anyone who says it isn’t based on an obscure Sheikh from centuries ago doesn’t understand fiqh. Can I chew Khat because a few centuries it was said to be halal by some Sheikh? Of course not. Heck even the 15th century the printing press was deemed as haram until the 18-19th century. @Abu Ash’ari shameful just because some wahhabis accused you of being a moderate you started following their extremism.
 
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It’s not rape in Islam and it’s not punishable by a hadd punishment. Sure it’s illegal in some nations but Allah won’t hold you accountable for it. Nobody is going to do it anyway. If they do then what do you want me to do? You’re in the west so call the police.
Harming your wife is haram though, hence why scholars say although it isn’t marital rape but sexual abuse or DV. To argue that Allah won’t hold you accountable for harming a fellow human is interesting indeed and I think this is the crux of the problem. You’re seeing it as merely through the lens of ‘terminology’ but we’re talking about human relationships and harm here.
 
Harming your wife is haram though, hence why scholars say although it isn’t marital rape but sexual abuse or DV. To argue that Allah won’t hold you accountable for harming a fellow human is interesting indeed and I think this is the crux of the problem. You’re seeing it as merely through the lens of ‘terminology’ but we’re talking about human relationships and harm here.
Name one classical scholar that said "forcing" your wife is a sin? If it’s not your cup of tea it’s fine. It’s not mine either but I can’t decide what’s halal or haram. Eating mud might be halal but nobody does it. People need to focus on real things instead of focusing on issues they created in their head.
 
This Sheikh is probably not Wahabi. Ironically the classical scholars who held the harshest stance on this issue and said it's permissible for a man to coerce his wife were Sūfis.
Specifically Ottoman Sufi scholars and the Ottoman empire were grave worshipping mushrik secularist homosexuals. Those Hanafi scholars were Muslim and their opinions are valid but the empire they worked for were murtads. They were gay too so I’m surprised the scholars weren’t influenced by them to have gay views.
 
Name one classical scholar that said "forcing" your wife is a sin? If it’s not your cup of tea it’s fine. It’s not mine either but I can’t decide what’s halal or haram. Eating mud might be halal but nobody does it. People need to focus on real things instead of focusing on issues they created in their head.
There are many that said harming your wife via sex is haram. I won’t to know how one can force their wife and not harm them.

We all know that harming one’s wife physically, emotionally and sexually is indeed haram. There is no debate with regards to that.

So the question you need to ask yourself is, do you honestly believe that forced sex isn’t a form of harm?!
 
There are many that said harming your wife via sex is haram. I won’t to know how one can force their wife and not harm them.
None of them have ever applied the harm principle to forcing your wife. You can try and find it. You have 1000 years of scholarship to sift through. You’ll just find Ottoman era Sufi Hanafi scholars saying that it’s permissible. Islam isn’t the religion people were brainwashed to believe in growing up through the watering down of western imams, youtube channels, and organizations. You have to learn the truth. Islam is the truth and most people don’t like the truth. Those with underlying mental issues and those who suffer from cognitive dissonance apostate because of an emotional overload.
 
None of them have ever applied the harm principle to forcing your wife.
Yes, but they’ve spoken about harming one’s wife sexually. Therefore my question is how does one not harm their wife through sexual force?
You can try and find it. You have 1000 years of scholarship to sift through. You’ll just find Ottoman era Sufi Hanafi scholars saying that it’s permissible. Islam isn’t the religion people were brainwashed to believe in growing up through the watering down of western imams, youtube channels, and organizations. You have to learn the truth. Islam is the truth and most people don’t like the truth. Those with underlying mental issues and those who suffer from cognitive dissonance apostate because of an emotional overload.
Simple question, how does one not harm their wife and force her at the same time? We have Sahih Hadiths about not jumping on your wife like an animal and initiating foreplay and kind words. How does on do that via force?

Stop with the word salad and answer those questions.

What is cognitive dissonance is seeing Hadiths about not jumping on your wife, initiating foreplay and also being soft and kind during intimacy, yet at the same time you can force her?

How does that make sense?
 
It’s honestly hard to believe in Islam as a woman. People are arguing semantics but the sheikh is right, this is halal in Islam. Atheism has become very appealing.
 
There are many that said harming your wife via sex is haram. I won’t to know how one can force their wife and not harm them.

We all know that harming one’s wife physically, emotionally and sexually is indeed haram. There is no debate with regards to that.

So the question you need to ask yourself is, do you honestly believe that forced sex isn’t a form of harm?!
“I want to know how one can force their wife and not harm them”

The idea that all forms of coercions is harmful isn’t necessarily correct. A husband can coerce his wife in a manner that doesn’t cause harm. For example, if he (verbally) threatens her with divorce because she doesn’t comply with his sexual demands and she later complies because she fears being divorced.

Did some coercion took place? Yes

Was violence used? No

Did any harm take place? No

It all really depends on how the coercive methods are done.
 
It’s honestly hard to believe in Islam as a woman. People are arguing semantics but the sheikh is right, this is halal in Islam. Atheism has become very appealing.
Find me one Hadith or passage in the Quran that supports marital rape. @BLM is using centuries old Ottoman Fiqh. When those same scholars believed that smoking and tobacco was also halal. Fiqh isn’t stagnant.

Also, sis we have actual sahih Hadith that talks about initiating foreplay, caring about the wife’s sexual needs, not jumping on her like a beast ect, but @BLM here would much rather ignore all of that.
 
“I want to know how one can force their wife and not harm them”

The idea that all forms of coercions is harmful isn’t necessarily correct. A husband can coerce his wife in a manner that doesn’t cause harm.
very difficult tbh. I don’t wAnt to go into into detail but not warming a woman up so to speak if you get the drift can cause damage down below.
For example, if he (verbally) threatens her with divorce because she doesn’t comply with his sexual demands and she later complies because she fears being divorced.
That’s not the force we’re talking about though.
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Did some coercion took place? Yes

Was violence used? No

Did any harm take place? No

It all really depends on how the coercive methods are done.
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It’s honestly hard to believe in Islam as a woman. People are arguing semantics but the sheikh is right, this is halal in Islam. Atheism has become very appealing.
no one said it was halal abaayo. Its just not considered "rape" in Islamic jurisprudence. If you as a human needs someone to tell you not to have sex with a person that doesn't want to.... you need to get your brain checked
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no one said it was halal abaayo. Its just not considered "rape" in Islamic jurisprudence. If you as a human needs someone to tell you not to have sex with a person that doesn't want to.... you need to get your brain checked
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The people on this thread are unfortunately arguing that women can be physically forced against her will and there is nothing wrong with that that islamically, and if you’re against this belief then you’re a modernist who will become an apostate.
 
Yes, but they’ve spoken about harming one’s wife sexually. Therefore my question is how does one not harm their wife through sexual force?

Simple question, how does one not harm their wife and force her at the same time? We have Sahih Hadiths about not jumping on your wife like an animal and initiating foreplay and kind words. How does on do that via force?

Stop with the word salad and answer those questions.

What is cognitive dissonance is seeing Hadiths about not jumping on your wife, initiating foreplay and also being soft and kind during intimacy, yet at the same time you can force her?

How does that make sense?
Jumping on your wife and foreplay is recommended not obligatory. Plus you can force foreplay. Girls always force foreplay according to what I hear and see.
 
It’s honestly hard to believe in Islam as a woman. People are arguing semantics but the sheikh is right, this is halal in Islam. Atheism has become very appealing.
You’re an atheist so don’t say it’s become appealing. It’s what you are.
 
Find me one Hadith or passage in the Quran that supports marital rape. @BLM is using centuries old Ottoman Fiqh. When those same scholars believed that smoking and tobacco was also halal. Fiqh isn’t stagnant.

Also, sis we have actual sahih Hadith that talks about initiating foreplay, caring about the wife’s sexual needs, not jumping on her like a beast ect, but @BLM here would much rather ignore all of that.
It’s the other way around in Fiqh. You need one passage from the Quran or Hadiths saying that marital rape is haram and scholars still uphold this view till this day. Ijma is stagnant.
 
Jumping on your wife and foreplay is recommended not obligatory. Plus you can force foreplay. Girls always force foreplay according to what I hear and see.
Nope, the Prophet s.a.w literally says do not do it. He likens it to animal behavior. Where did you read it is normal acceptable behavior?

The whole point of foreplay is to get someone in the mood. The objective is mutual enjoyment.

Anyways, from your reply I can see you’re a bit of a troll.
 
The people on this thread are unfortunately arguing that women can be physically forced against her will and there is nothing wrong with that that islamically, and if you’re against this belief then you’re a modernist who will become an apostate.
That is some extremely antisocial behaviour. You can't force love/affection/attraction - from a practical standpoint, how can you maintain an even semi-healthy marriage with that dynamic?
 

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