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Beating wife theory is negated by Qur'aan=4:34

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    Mazhar
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    http//haqeeqat.org.pk/English%20Tafsir%20e%20Haqeeqat/00.Arabic%20Text/004.%20An%20Nisa/temp%2014%20%204.034a%20small.gif
    Men are protectors/caretakers of women with/because of what Allah has bestowed peculiarity/individuality to some over some and for reason that they have spent their wealth.

    The wife has surfaced from the Bed Rood. The strained and suspended intimate matrimonial relations have become evident to the members of family of wife and husband. Now the next stage is for others to attempt resolving their problem.

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    And if you people apprehend that it might result in partition/separation between them two coupled,
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    then for reason of attempting reconciliation you people appoint a revivalist from husband's family and one reconciler from wife's family so that if they two have the intention of straightening the affairs Allah will foster harmony amongst the two.
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    Indeed Allah is eternally The Knowledgeable and Aware of what is secreted and manifest.

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    Therefore righteous women remain sincerely straight; they themselves guard, in the absence of them when they are away from sight, what Allah has protected
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    And if you husbands fear of their untoward/inappropriate conduct
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    then for reason of so happening politely and lovingly advise such of them in the first instance,
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    and distance/shift them away from yourselves inside the bed rooms
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    and you people make them surfaced/evident/move them out from the bed rooms .
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    Resultantly/therefore/for reason if they accepted your word then do not pursue to find excuses against them.
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    Indeed Allah is eternally The Most Exalted, The Greatest.

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      yeshuahamashiach
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      then why do muslim men find it so interesting to beat their misses? I reakon they should get a belting back 10 fold. why do women love being bashed by the so called husbands in muslim land? these women have a problem. weird, if anyone went to do that to me I would kick there you know what in and made sure they did not do it again, geeee I love being single it makes me relise that life is better without a troll in your life.

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        then why do muslim men find it so interesting to beat their misses? I reakon they should get a belting back 10 fold. why do women love being bashed by the so called husbands in muslim land? these women have a problem. weird, if anyone went to do that to me I would kick there you know what in and made sure they did not do it again, geeee I love being single it makes me relise that life is better without a troll in your life.

        i sujest you read this and stop jumping.
        http//christwire.org/2009/04/is-it-ok-for-a-christian-husband-to-gently-beat-his-wife/
        http//www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-408190/Outcry-clergy-say-calling-God-He-Lord-encourages-wife-beating.html

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          yeshuahamashiach
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          yea well husband beaters deseve to be put away in prison. here where I live the man is charged and the women can take out an intervetion order to keep that troll away. and it is not in married couples only many non married couples are living together and the male partner bashes his girlfriend I have seen it first hand I lived next door to a bloke that was bashing his miss's. Not all men are dogs but most are. Thank goodness I am single. but I also know some of my old friends are still happly married after years and no religion involved. I also know many christians who have been married for over 50 years and still going strong.

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            yeshuahamashiach
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            I read bits of it. but show me a verse in the bible where it says for a husband to slap his wife? and I willturn away. come on somebody show me a verse that it says Husbands slap your wifes if she disobeys. if you cannot find one then it is mans theory not God's. Men who do this should be put behind bars, and he will probally get a bashing in prison 10 fold anyway now that is vengence oh and Vengence is from God too now that will be worse.

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              I read bits of it. but show me a verse in the bible where it says for a husband to slap his wife? and I willturn away. come on somebody show me a verse that it says Husbands slap your wifes if she disobeys. if you cannot find one then it is mans theory not God's. Men who do this should be put behind bars, and he will probally get a bashing in prison 10 fold anyway now that is vengence oh and Vengence is from God too now that will be worse.

              Read Leviticus, many examples there

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                I read bits of it. but show me a verse in the bible where it says for a husband to slap his wife? and I willturn away. come on somebody show me a verse that it says Husbands slap your wifes if she disobeys. if you cannot find one then it is mans theory not God's. Men who do this should be put behind bars, and he will probally get a bashing in prison 10 fold anyway now that is vengence oh and Vengence is from God too now that will be worse.

                Peace
                Exactly in the same way I demand from you ,"show me a verse in the Quran which says that slap her "if she disobeys" ?
                Regards

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                  yeshuahamashiach
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                  well I only hear what comes from the mouths of muslim men on tv

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                    MUNZIR_ALI
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                    well I only hear what comes from the mouths of muslim men on tv

                    We are different muslims, we do not follow the oral traditions of the prophet muhammed (hadhis) because they are a forgery..We are quran aloners

                    peace

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                      We are different muslims, we do not follow the oral traditions of the prophet muhammed (hadhis) because they are a forgery..We are quran aloners

                      peace

                      It would appear that you are as different from "main stream" Muslims as I am from "main stream" Christians. I'm glad I found you all.

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                        MUNZIR_ALI
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                        It would appear that you are as different from "main stream" Muslims as I am from "main stream" Christians. I'm glad I found you all.

                        I glad I found a christian who believes in one god and founded a non trinitian church yay

                        peace

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                          Rev_John
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                          Most Christians believe in one God, they just get a little confused with this trinity thing (which, of course was not in the early Christian Church, was put there by the Church of Rome about 900 years ago)

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                            Wakas
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                            peace QS,

                            It is 1st column on left, middle.

                            All information is correct to the best of my knowledge only and thus should not be taken as a fact. One should always seek knowledge and verify for themselves when possible: 17:36, 20:114, 35:28, 49:6, 58:11.

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                              Q_student
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                              peace QS,

                              It is 1st column on left, middle.

                              Peace Brother
                              First of all I thank you for the help. But this meaning of "Prevention or Prohibition" is not that of "" but of " " which has meaning of "He struck his hand" but figuratively it has two meanings
                              1He struck a bargain
                              2He prevented him

                              If the Quranic verse would have been " then this translation would have been absolutely perfect.This is an idiomatic expression and The Quran is NOT USING IT IN THE DISPUTED VERSE MEANINGS.
                              Regards

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                                Samia
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                                "The book of the 3ain" by al Khaleel ibn Ahmad, the first classical dictionary, gives these meanings for the word "dharaba" (sorry, in Arabic). Inerestingly, none means "to strike"; some mean, indirectly to strike with a sword

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                                  Rami
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                                  Peace,

                                  In marriage, a women must obey her husband in all marital issues in exchange to the gift and caretaking done by the husband. He has the upper hand.

                                  Nushuz means total rebellion and disregard of the husband. Nushuz doesn't come immediately but in stages.

                                  If you fear your wife is going to a state of nushuz, you must act, otherwise, she will disregard you completely ie. Nushuz.

                                  To avoid nushuz, doing the three steps including beating, the final and corporeal punishment, is enough to avoid nushuz.

                                  Peace,

                                  Rami

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                                    Wakas
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                                    peace QS,

                                    I never said this is the meaning of DRB in 434.

                                    I am hesitant of coupling meanings to prepositions in the sense that it cannot mean anything else but XYZ with this preposition, but we can add notes to various meanings in PRL, as it is a work in progress. I have made a note of it.

                                    Perhaps you can help out with something. Are there any examples of beat or strike by a human against another human in which no additional clarifying words or prepositions are used in any Classical Arabic dictionary? What I have personally noticed on this topic is the shocking lack of information there is from Classical Arabic dictionaries in the articles for those who advocate "beat" or even "strike".

                                    All information is correct to the best of my knowledge only and thus should not be taken as a fact. One should always seek knowledge and verify for themselves when possible: 17:36, 20:114, 35:28, 49:6, 58:11.

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                                      Mazhar
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                                      Those who think and practically beat blatently disobey the Command of Allah and stand included in those who believe in some part of the Book and disbelieve in some other part.

                                      This is the ONLY place where these three words have been used together.

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                                        Elke
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                                        Peace,

                                        In marriage, a women must obey her husband in all marital issues in exchange to the gift and caretaking done by the husband. He has the upper hand.

                                        Nushuz means total rebellion and disregard of the husband. Nushuz doesn't come immediately but in stages.

                                        If you fear your wife is going to a state of nushuz, you must act, otherwise, she will disregard you completely ie. Nushuz.

                                        To avoid nushuz, doing the three steps including beating, the final and corporeal punishment, is enough to avoid nushuz.

                                        Peace,

                                        Rami

                                        yeah

                                        and if by any chance the man is not the "caretaker and provider" or not the only one, then what ? they can't be muslims ?
                                        i wont even mention the rest

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                                          Q_student
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                                          peace QS,

                                          I never said this is the meaning of DRB in 434.

                                          I am hesitant of coupling meanings to prepositions in the sense that it cannot mean anything else but XYZ with this preposition, but we can add notes to various meanings in PRL, as it is a work in progress. I have made a note of it.

                                          Perhaps you can help out with something. Are there any examples of beat or strike by a human against another human in which no additional clarifying words or prepositions are used in any Classical Arabic dictionary? What I have personally noticed on this topic is the shocking lack of information there is from Classical Arabic dictionaries in the articles for those who advocate "beat" or even "strike".

                                          Dear Brother
                                          You said

                                          peace QS,

                                          I never said this is the meaning of DRB in 434.

                                          True you never said but you did not object TS to attach meanings of an idiom to the verb when I asked for reference.
                                          You said

                                          I am hesitant of coupling meanings to prepositions in the sense that it cannot mean anything else but XYZ with this preposition, but we can add notes to various meanings in PRL, as it is a work in progress. I have made a note of it.

                                          That is your own opinion and you have all to right to own it. But any language treats verbs and their idiom differently."To break " and "to break out" cannot be treated similarly in English as far as meanings are concerned.

                                          Regards

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