Bloo wrote:bossnjak wrote:
Poliandrija, tj. istovremeni bračni život sa više muškaraca strogo je zabranjena u šerijatu. Udata žena ne može sklopiti novi brak sve dok se ne raskine prethodni na šerijatski valjan način. Razlozi su više nego očiti. Budući da je kod nas zakonom zabranjena poligamija (višeženstvo), smatramo bespredmetnim raspravljanje o tome kao o nekom konkretnom pitanju.
Isto tako što je muslimankama zabranjeno udati se za nemuslimana.
nije fer
nema huraca u dzennetu
nema bračne zajednice sa više muškaraca
pa ta imaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Islam ne dozvoljava prazan hod.
Tako da možeš naći ovakve primjere za muškarce koji se smatraju beskorisnim i parazitima.
A za hurijanere čuo sam da će biti ali nijesam siguran.
Imaš jedan primjer žene koja se je borila sa Poslanikom u bitkama nije to samu košto se imaju stereotipi o islamu (da je ženi samo mjesto u kuhinji)Nusayba, also known as Umm Omara and al-Maziniyyah, was an early convert to Islam and the first female to fight in defense of the religion. Nusayba was a part of the Banu Najjar tribe living in Medina during the time of the Prophet. She was one of only two women who partook in the second pledge of allegiance to Islam by newly converted Muslims. After converting, she fought alongside the Prophet against the Meccans in the Battle of Uhud, Battle of Hunain, Battle of Yamama, and the Treaty of Hudaibiyah.
Although initially accompanying the warriors in battle to provide assistance, Nusayba began fighting when, at the Battle of Uhud, the Prophet’s archers turned against him and the battle turned from a victory to a defeat. Nusayba rushed to the Prophet’s side to protect him from the arrows of the opposition.
Having fought many battles alongside men, Nusayba once told the Prophet that in the Quran only men were mentioned and women were often deprived of any importance. Then this verse was revealed:
“Verily, the Muslims men and women, the believers men and women, the men and the women who are obedient, the men and women who are truthful, the men and the women who are patient, the men and the women who are humble, the men and the women who give Sadaqat, the men and the women who observe fast, the men and the women who guard their chastity and the men and the women who remember Allah much with their hearts and tongues, Allah has prepared for them forgiveness and a great reward.” (Quran 33:35)
After the Prophet died, she continued to be revered as a loyal convert, and lived through the rule of Abu Bakr and Umar ibn Al-Khattab. There is ambiguity about the end of her life but it is certain that she is currently buried in Mecca.