Irreconcilable cultural differences and Women's rights on Muslim marriages

Submitted by A very concerned reader, Jan 21, 2021 at 17:40

Thanks, Alicia. I'm very sorry to know you're another woman who gave her heart to one Muslim cheater.

They will say there bad men in every culture, religion, country and race. But unlike Muslims, other religions/cultures do not allow lying in order to get profit from others in such a way.

If you read my last post in here, you'll understand further what I mean. Not only are they allow up to 4 women, women must also know that they can have countless temporary marriages. So they regulate polygamy in all senses. I'm saying polygamy like I may say adultery and even prostitution. Many Saudi men have misyar marriages with women from other Islamic countries such as Qatar, UAE, Bahrain. They hide these marriages. They have all the benefits over the women. But the women miss to have the right of financial maintenance as well as children support. The men can leave whenever they want without carrying whatsoever responsibility.

I'm sorry. But I can't comprehend this culture/religion. Women all over the world must know. You have no idea how many South American women they're targeting now from South Asian Muslim countries. It is very scary to say the least.

Also, Adja was saying that their men are educated to respect MUSLIM WOMEN. Well... there you are your reply: they can't ever respect a non Muslim woman. If she reverts, it doesn't matter very much because I am a witness of the disastrous results as well.

On a side note, I would like to thank Dr Daniel Pipes for this forum because it's one of the most serious and informative ones all over the net. In a so confusing world, women need good resources. And this forum, indeed makes the difference.

I'll come back to spread my knowledge.

Thank you. And take care, Alicia.

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