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Fatwa in Morocco- girls can marry at age nine causes uproar

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    jankren
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    Proof that most Muslims all over the world dont really know much about their religion and only do what they were taught to do. Telling people hadith is bad is not gonna work. All you need to do is show the content of the hadith and let people make up their own mind.

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      Bigmo
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      Proof that most Muslims all over the world dont really know much about their religion and only do what they were taught to do. Telling people hadith is bad is not gonna work. All you need to do is show the content of the hadith and let people make up their own mind.

      EXACTLY

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        Mr_Deen
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        I do believe what jankren says, was the original intent with the Quran. It was simply recited, and people were inspired or instructed through it.
        Hadith are unforunately, too many, to manage in a lifetime, for a single person. That is why one has to adopt the Quran Alone mindset, or prepare to spend an unreasonable amount of time, sorting hadith, on ones own. Allah does not burden anyone beyond their capability.

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          Bigmo
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          I do believe what jankren says, was the original intent with the Quran. It was simply recited, and people were inspired or instructed through it.
          Hadith are unforunately, too many, to manage in a lifetime, for a single person. That is why one has to adopt the Quran Alone mindset, or prepare to spend an unreasonable amount of time, sorting hadith, on ones own. Allah does not burden anyone beyond their capability.

          He brought a very important point. Most people really do not know what those hadith literature has and how it was compiled and when and by whom. These stories would put pressure on them to think about some of the stuff in these hadiths.

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            Alen
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            http//www.alarabiya.net/articles/2008/09/23/57109.html

            Fatwa in Morocco using Aisha as evidence of permissibility. Muslims were stunned to know about that hadith. In Egypt a writer wrote a research saying Aisha was really 18 when she married. His name is Islam Buheiri but was attacked by clerics who worship Bukhari. Things I see are moving.

            Peace,
            Respectfully.

            I personally think prophet Muhammad was never married to Aisha nor any othe rminor and he neve rhad sex with any child.
            I think that if Aisha was in prophet's house, she was there because he adopted her but my guess is as good a sany.
            God knows best.

            Peace. jedi

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              Mr_Deen
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              http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_youngest_birth_mothers

              This is happening people. What do you suggest one does? Disallow marriage?

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                Elke
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                Have you read the article you propose? Is marriage the solution when most pregnancies are the result of rape? And what about "marriage" between school children?

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                  Mr_Deen
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                  Disregaring all cultural and political (in)correctness.
                  Are you telling me that disallowing marriage, for a woman, who has a child, is sensible? Or even disallowing her to marry the father of her child?

                  And rape, what would you say, if you have been taught that these things are wrong. Would it not be rape, or incest by any law? While by natures side, fact is, that we have a woman, sexually active, pregnant, without a man.

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                    Elke
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                    Please state it clearly coz i'm afraid i don't understand

                    Do you actually propose that a raped woman should get married to her rapist ?

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                      Mr_Deen
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                      No. The point was that marriage should be legal from age of puberty.

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                        liquiddharma
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                        School children in their early teens do not have the financial nor intellectual capacity to look after children, Mr Deen, nor the emotional maturity to agree to the commitment marriage requires of them. Laws against child sex rightly protect them against abuse.

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