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    Samia
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    I did not vote, of course, but if I were to vote I would have voted "yes". Some men can and some women can too. Humans can do many things. But what does this have to do with marriage? We love someone, we marry another who is more accepted by the society, the family, the circumstances...etc. This one may prove to be a good person too that we ultimately love too, but it does not mean we will stop loving the first one....This is a scinareo that happens to men and women alike. God is regulating this. No prohibition of loving more than one, but don't act upon it and marry all those you love. Marry the single, except on certain condition.

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      belH
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      Marry the single, except on certain condition.

      Is this for a male or female? confused

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        AlFajr
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        The only love I have experienced is with my family. And that consists of many individuals. I assume love with a spouse would be different so I withhold judgment (voted maybe).

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          Samia
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          Is this for a male or female? confused

          Why would it be for a female? Do we know of a female in history that married more than a husband (99 husbands, for example)? They can do without a husband, even give birth without a husband

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            afridi220
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            Thank you for your honesty sun I kind of guessed there would be few replies to this thread...i thought it would be interesting to see how many guys had the courage to voice their opinion. Glad to know that atleast one is man enough to do so.

            If ladies are interested to know the truth whether a man can love more than one woman then they can marry a married man and find for them self i believe in seeing believing

            welcome yay

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              belH
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              Why would it be for a female? Do we know of a female in history that married more than a husband (99 husbands, for example)? They can do without a husband, even give birth without a husband

              Sorry, but this thread is for Males...Thank you for clarifying.
              Now, do not forget that we are talking about Moslem Males and Females, and not about the History or Zina.

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                afridi220
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                This thread was inspired by 'Hope'...all due credit goes to her for coming up with such a genius idea! ;D sun

                So guys...what do you really think?...

                (I forgot to add that mothers/sisters/grandmothers...etc are excluded)

                I voted yes i love all the women -* -* -* -* -* five star kiss to all angel

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                  Jasmin
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                  I voted yes i love all the women -* -* -* -* -* five star kiss to all angel

                  lol ;D

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                    Jasmin
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                    If ladies are interested to know the truth whether a man can love more than one woman then they can marry a married man and find for them self i believe in seeing believing

                    welcome yay

                    No thanks! ;D I'd rather sit back and see how this poll goes P

                    belH....from the look of that poll...i think you may have been right... ;D

                    Come on guys!!!!?? Your not serious? 60%?why? '( '( '(

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                      Jasmin
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                      Peace to all,

                      Hey, I have courage, I voted first, I just didnt want to comment until I thought about it abit, I voted no, and I dont think the Quran really allows us to marry four woman, it allows it only on certain circumstances to marry the widowed mothers of orphans, i think this is the only time its considered better than to marry just one wife, and it makes sense to me, its better hat a child and a mother have a father also, and if shes widowed and without a husband then its ok for a man to marry another woman. But the Quran also says if not these specific circumstances, then only one, and also if we fear we cant be just with each wife then only to marry one. So I thin that it would be unjust to one woman if we were also in love with another at the same time, so since this is an injustice , the Quran says to marry only one.

                      Kurt

                      I'm hoping that the majority of guys share the same opinion as yours! or else us sisters are going to have to take desperate measures and vote 'No'....LOL i was very tempted!;D but ofcourse that would defeat the whole purpose of the thread!

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                        Al_Araf
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                        salam jasmin.

                        Come on guys!!!!?? Your not serious? 60%?why?

                        please show some respect for the opinions of the men. to claim the men are not serious is disrespectful to the men.
                        you cannot set aside the men's opinion by claiming men are not serious.

                        men are required to obey allah, and if allah says something is persmissible for men, a mans right, men will protect
                        their rights, even if women try and deprive men of their rights.

                        how can a woman display unhappiness with what allah has instituted?

                        the ultimate love, is the love of allah, and allah's love for mankind. should we be unhappy that allah loves others as
                        well? no that would be wrong.

                        allah has a justice in the system he created. a wife, first has an intimate relationship with her husband. then the wife
                        has an even more intimate relationship with her children. as a result, a wife has an intimate relationship with more than
                        one person, the husband and the children. the husband has an intimate relationship with the wife, and not an intimate
                        realtionship with the children. justice and fairness dictate, that if a wife can have more than one intimate relationship
                        then a husband must also have the same, more than one intimate relationship. anything else would be unjust.

                        i use the term intimate, to describe the fact that a child grows inside a wife's body, and a child does not grow inside
                        a husbands body.

                        allah is justice.

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                          Jasmin
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                          to claim the men are not serious is disrespectful to the men.

                          I'm sorry guys if i was ''disrespectful''

                          men are required to obey allah, and if allah says something is persmissible for men, a mans right, men will protect
                          their rights, even if women try and deprive men of their rights.

                          how can a woman display unhappiness with what allah has instituted?

                          You obviously agree with polygamy.

                          the ultimate love, is the love of allah, and allah's love for mankind. should we be unhappy that allah loves others as
                          well? no that would be wrong.

                          Are you implying that if God can love more than one being then it's ok for man to love more than one woman?

                          allah has a justice in the system he created. a wife, first has an intimate relationship with her husband. then the wife
                          has an even more intimate relationship with her children. as a result, a wife has an intimate relationship with more than
                          one person, the husband and the children. the husband has an intimate relationship with the wife, and not an intimate
                          realtionship with the children. justice and fairness dictate, that if a wife can have more than one intimate relationship
                          then a husband must also have the same, more than one intimate relationship. anything else would be unjust.

                          So you are implying that because a woman can have an 'intimate' relationship with her children this means it's ok for a man to have an intimate relationship with another woman? confused

                          The maternal/paternal love you have for your kids is different from the love you have for your husband/wife. Your reasoning makes no sense. peace

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                            belH
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                            belH....from the look of that poll...i think you may have been right... ;D

                            Peace all
                            No one can be wrong if he or she stick to Quran.

                            salam jasmin.

                            allah has a justice in the system he created. a wife, first has an intimate relationship with her husband. then the wife
                            has an even more intimate relationship with her children. as a result, a wife has an intimate relationship with more than
                            one person, the husband and the children. the husband has an intimate relationship with the wife, and not an intimate
                            realtionship with the children. justice and fairness dictate, that if a wife can have more than one intimate relationship
                            then a husband must also have the same, more than one intimate relationship. anything else would be unjust.

                            i use the term intimate, to describe the fact that a child grows inside a wife's body, and a child does not grow inside
                            a husbands body.

                            allah is justice.

                            Peace Brother
                            the above opinion is your personal view and not supported by Quran. Fathers can have a true love to their children that is equal or even more than mother love to them. Moreover, Mother's Love for her Kids is Different than her love to her husband.

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                              Al_Araf
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                              salam jasmin.

                              You obviously agree with polygamy

                              while i understand what you are trying to say, no i do not agree with polygamy, i agree with polygyny.
                              polygamy, from the greek poly gamos, poly = many, gamy = mating, has taken on forms in english at various times, that result in confusion. let me address the examples of polygamy.
                              one husband an many wives is polygamy. one wife and many husbands is polygamy. mating with more than one person in a lifetime, for example, getting a divorce and marrying another
                              is also polygamy. multiple mating with the same person is also polygamy.

                              as you can see polygamy can mean lots of things. christians created the issue of polygamy, and the christian use of the term polygamy is, mating with one person for a lifetime. to this
                              day the catholic church condemns divorce and remarriage as a sin, and polygamy. western statutory law has another use, which is one spouse at a time. unfortunately to me as a muslim,
                              reading christian canon law, and western statutory law, all i see is they alter definitions to suit their fashion of the times, then impose this arbitrary and capricious usage on others, with
                              no regard to reason. to my mind, if a person has it right the first time, they dont go about changing it. the fact they change it, is evidence to me they never had it right.

                              Are you implying that if God can love more than one being then it's ok for man to love more than one woman?

                              yes, i am not implying, i am saying that for a woman to attempt to impose an unsupported rule, based on unreliable emotion, and emotion is a bad adviser, she should examine why she does
                              not insist that allah be her lord exclusively, to the exclusion of all others. when a woman finds her emotional state is comfortable with allahs sharing his love with others, which is a good thing
                              why does she find herself switching around and calling the sharing of love a bad thing?

                              So you are implying that because a woman can have an 'intimate' relationship with her children this means it's ok for a man to have an intimate relationship with another woman?

                              i am not implying this, i am saying it directly. i did not say this without a reasonable analysis, which analysis you can examine for consistency with the principles of equity.

                              The maternal/paternal love you have for your kids is different from the love you have for your husband/wife. Your reasoning makes no sense.

                              notice i did not say love for kids, please dont put words in my mouth, nor did i say the love for kids and love for husband and wife is the same.
                              the issue is not love. i used the word intimate relationship, i was trying to be polite, let me try again and be more blunt.
                              substitute the term "intimate realtionship" with "sharing a part of a womans body" i am not talking about love.
                              husband and children share the same part of a woman's body. yet a woman demands a husband not share a part of his body with a second person?
                              that is inequitable.

                              allah is justice.

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                                Al_Araf
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                                salam belalh.

                                Fathers can have a true love to their children that is equal or even more than mother love to them. Moreover, Mother's Love for her Kids is Different than her love to her husband.

                                why do you say to me, this is my opinion not supported by the quran, then turn around and state your opinion, not supported by the quran?

                                read my reply to jasmin above. i was not talking about love. you cannot come up with your own opinions out of thin air, then claim i am the one who has that opinion, then criticise the very opinion
                                you created.

                                did i say to jasmin this is from the quran, no, why do you accuse me of claiming it is from the quran?
                                should i turn around and accuse you the same way, saying your love discussion is not supported by the quran?

                                allah is the truth

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                                  belH
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                                  salam belalh.
                                  why do you say to me, this is my opinion not supported by the quran, then turn around and state your opinion, not supported by the quran?

                                  read my reply to jasmin above. i was not talking about love. you cannot come up with your own opinions out of thin air, then claim i am the one who has that opinion, then criticise the very opinion
                                  you created.

                                  did i say to jasmin this is from the quran, no, why do you accuse me of claiming it is from the quran?
                                  should i turn around and accuse you the same way, saying your love discussion is not supported by the quran?

                                  allah is the truth

                                  Peace Arif
                                  You stated the following

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                                  allah has a justice in the system he created. a wife, first has an intimate relationship with her husband. then the wife
                                  has an even more intimate relationship with her children. as a result, a wife has an intimate relationship with more than
                                  one person, the husband and the children. the husband has an intimate relationship with the wife, and not an intimate
                                  realtionship with the children. justice and fairness dictate, that if a wife can have more than one intimate relationship
                                  then a husband must also have the same, more than one intimate relationship. anything else would be unjust.
                                  End Quote
                                  And that is why I said what I said to you.
                                  on the other hand, I believe man can Love more than one because God has gave him the permission to have relationship with more than one female. Now do you see that my opinion is not supported by Quran?

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                                    unknownuser
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                                    allah has a justice in the system he created. a wife, first has an intimate relationship with her husband. then the wife
                                    has an even more intimate relationship with her children. as a result, a wife has an intimate relationship with more than
                                    one person, the husband and the children. the husband has an intimate relationship with the wife, and not an intimate
                                    realtionship with the children. justice and fairness dictate, that if a wife can have more than one intimate relationship
                                    then a husband must also have the same, more than one intimate relationship. anything else would be unjust.

                                    i use the term intimate, to describe the fact that a child grows inside a wife's body, and a child does not grow inside
                                    a husbands body.

                                    allah is justice.

                                    Salam,

                                    First of all let me state clearly and plainly There is a HUGE difference between the relationship a parent has with his/her children and the relationship one has with a spouse. To make the comparison, to me, is as different as night and day and completely illogical.

                                    By Al Araf's absurd argument, one could say that as soon as the children are independent and no longer reliant on a woman's body for nurishment or growth (in other words not breast feeding), then a woman no longer has an intimate relationship with the children. Does this mean that she can then go and find another spouse to have the same number of so called intimate relationships as her husband?

                                    Such illogical thinking leads to many transgressions.

                                    Since Al Araf brought up the subject of equity, show me where it says that if one spouse has something the other automatically gets the same.
                                    There is no rule saying that if one spouse has X, Y, and Z that the other spouse should also have X, Y, and Z.

                                    So to use the argument of the wife has X amount of so called intimate relationships as argument for a husband to have X amount of so called intimate relationships is ridiculous.

                                    yes, i am not implying, i am saying that for a woman to attempt to impose an unsupported rule, based on unreliable emotion, and emotion is a bad adviser, she should examine why she does
                                    not insist that allah be her lord exclusively, to the exclusion of all others. when a woman finds her emotional state is comfortable with allahs sharing his love with others, which is a good thing
                                    why does she find herself switching around and calling the sharing of love a bad thing?

                                    Do you realize that for a man to take another wife it is based on a man's emotion? I would say emotions such as jealousy (for the wife nourishing her child), feelings of neglect (for the attention that the wife has to give to the child), and feelings of lust and love (for another woman),
                                    and revenge (revenge in the sense that the husband is lashing out at the woman for baring his child and then caring for said child since he feels neglected and jealous).

                                    Sounds like the man is more emotional than the woman who is fulfilling her natural duty.

                                    Salam,
                                    Arnab

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                                      Jasmin
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                                      Al Araf,

                                      None of your justifications make any sense to me, probably because none of them are in conjunction with the teachings of the Quran. I understand that you have given your own personal opinion, but there is a clear difference between giving your opinion based upon Quranic teachings and coming up with ideas from thin air. The Quran is logical, if you had based your opinion on it then what you would have said would have made more sense.
                                      peace

                                      p.s.Read Arnab's post carefully, maybe this will make things clearer, Or even better, Read the Quran.

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                                        mmkhan
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                                        Salaamun all,

                                        i thought it would be interesting to see how many guys had the courage to voice their opinion. Glad to know that atleast one is man enough to do so.

                                        Hmmmm hmm I can understand where you are coming from >D

                                        I did not vote, as I don't have any wife ( yet. And I do not have experience of keeping more than one at a time sun

                                        Khan

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                                          the_seeker
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                                          Peace all
                                          I would like to clarify why I'm arguing about this issue (Pylogamy).
                                          I know from Quran that God have clarified that Man is allowed to Marry four women (taking into consideration all the conditions).
                                          But Sadly, many Quran Aloners are arguing against it, and trying to ignore the Facts that Most of Prophets had done it.
                                          Thus, I'm trying to show that Psychologically Man is capable of marring four women; nevertheless, I'm not promoting nor encouraging Polygamy to Men or Myself, after all, Polygamy is not ordered upon Men to do (obligatory), but a choice if they can fulfill its conditions.

                                          I voted yes, taking into consideration my understanding of Man Love to Woman

                                          Male is to care for the Female (fulfill her psychological and bodily needs) and provide protection to here and her kids (prevent the psychological and bodily harms).

                                          Please be aware that many Males will be Chickened out from replying in writing &.

                                          "Their wives will slice them if they found out about their Inner Opinion rotfl
                                          Peace

                                          peace all

                                          i quite agree with the statement in pink... &

                                          ramon

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