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Temporary Marriage

Child marriage, child abuse and muta’a, (temporary marriage)

October 24, 2010

INDONESIAN prosecutors have demanded a wealthy Muslim cleric who took a 12-year-old girl as his unofficial wife be convicted of sexually abusing a child and given six years in prison. (Thanks to Islamization Watch) Bonus: Husbands are allowed to beat their wives and children – as long as they don’t leave any physical marks, an [...]

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The Price of Meat

July 29, 2010

The Pricelist for Muta’a, Temporary Marriage in Islamic Iran Planet Iran Exclusive: Iranian regime’s sanctioned brothels at Imam Reza’s shrine in Mash’had H/T Weasel Zippers The following is a direct translation of the below Persian document: Bismellah al rahman a rahim Temporary Marriage (Marriage is among the traditions of the Prophet Mohammad) In order to [...]

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“Temporary Marriage” Fartwas & the Muselmanic Obsession With Sex

July 26, 2010

Saudi Sheik’s Obsession with Sex Fatwas (from London Progressive Journal) Its cool to deceive Western women and to lie to them in order to obtain sex & favors Update: Indian official urges investigation of “love jihad” plan to recruit girls for jihad activities Around 5,000 girls have gone missing in the Indian state of Kerala, [...]

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Temporary Marriages are Cool, sez Egypt’s Grand Mufti Ali Gomaa

April 28, 2009

H/T Jawa Report Sheikh Ali Goma’a (Arabic:علي جمعة ‘Alī Jum‘ah) is the Grand Mufti of Egypt through Dar al-Ifta al-Misriyyahsucceeding Ahmad El-Tayeb. He has been called “one of the most widely respected jurists in the Sunni Muslim world,” and described as “a highly promoted champion of moderate Islam,” gender equality, and an “object of hatred among Islamists.” He specializes in the science of the foundations of [...]

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Arab News: Temporary marriages with Indonesian women on rise

April 18, 2009

 P.K. Abdul Ghafour | Arab News Nikah al-Mut‘ah  JEDDAH: A large number of Saudis are engaging in temporary marriages with Indonesian women with the intention of divorcing them.  “Such marriages are likely to increase if Islamic scholars fail to give a clear ruling prohibiting them,” said Khaled Al-Arrak, director of Saudi affairs at the Saudi [...]

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