you have chosen a translation that uses the word “yet”, not all translations do so. the “yet” is an inserted word. most translations say “those who have not menstruated” or “those who do not menstruate”. there are grown adult women who do not have periods, this is not about children. look into the Quran and you will see God does allow mistreatment of women or girls. please do not use fake activism to slander Islam.
My God guide you.

hi. thank you for standing up for muslim women and not letting islam be corrupted by misogynistic men. i am still looking for an answer to the question about this verse, i may never find one but i am glad i found another woman wondering the same things i do. i am still fairly new to islam and am trying to unlearn all the incorrect teachings and ideas that have been spread by ignorance. thank you for speaking up (

hello,

in surah an-nisa verse 25, it says “This is for those of you who fear falling into sin” about marrying slaves. does this mean Allah allowed people to marry slaves out of lust? the commentary i’ve seen seems to say that this was revealed to protect men who feared committing adultery, by allowing them to marry slaves easily. i am confused because i thought marriage shouldn’t be done out of lust. verses 24 says “ as long as you seek them with your wealth in a legal marriage, not in fornication”, which seems to be against marrying someone for sexual desires, slave or free woman. can anyone explain this?