Urchin wrote:arslanbey wrote:
Bilo je dosta primjera da recimo katolik promjeni vjeru u islam da bi lakse dobio razvod od svoje katolicke supruge.Ima tako par primjera gdje Josip prelazi na islam da bi se razveo od Sofije a ozenio Mariu
to je samo formalni prelazak na islam ,ali posto je tada bilo tesko dobiti razvod (u poredjenju s serijatom,koji je jos vazio za muslimane) onda su tako mnogi katolici vidjeli izlazak u tome
Super bajka. Još kad bi recimo stavio neke dokaze, bilo bi super.[/quote]
Shari’a scholar Ibrahim Džananović has pointed out that during the 1930s, “fictitious” conversions to
Islam were “especially widespread.”11 Taking advantage of the flexibility and informality of Shari’a
marriage laws, these individuals converted to Islam in order to obtain a divorce when their own
religious authorities would not grant it, marry a second wife over the protests of the first one, or more
ominously, save their lives in the midst of World War II
evo primjera:
His situation seemed to had been more tolerable while
he was living in Belgrade, separately from his wife, but after moving back to Zagreb he was, “forced
by pressure from many sides”, to move back in with his wife. Even while attempting to give his
intended conversion the appearance of ideological adherence to Islam, Vjekoslav made it clear that his
newfound love for Islam was mostly strategic and not ideological,
citaj sve ovdje:
http://cadmus.eui.eu/bitstream/handle/1 ... sequence=1
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