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Posted: 12 years ago

#11

Originally posted by: PyarayAfzal
Muhabbat subh ka sitara will turn out to be non typical in the end. This is the contrast between Kankar and Muhabbat subh ka sitara hai. Through Kankar they showed when should a woman take a stand and through muhabbat subh ka sitara hai they are trying to show what happens if a woman does not take a stand for herself.

I think they will change drama from novel a bit and they will show romaisa taking stand for herself with the help of Zeeshan (Adeel). If that happens it is worth watching then.

Oh yes, i agree 100%!

Romaisa was exploited by her in-laws and she did not have the courage to stand up for herself. Adeel will make her realise in the end that she should have stood up for her rights! And then i hope she does stand up to them.

I liked the ending of the show, it was a happy one!

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Posted: 12 years ago

#12

posting sheikh yasir Qadhi views on domestic violence,

Any man who beats his wife is not a man.

The problem of spousal abuse in our community is yet another taboo that needs to be discussed candidly. Some misguided men actually believe that the Quran sanctions domestic violence.

In a society where it was commonplace for a man to discipline his wife, our Prophet (SAW) never once lifted his hand against a woman or a servant, as his own wife Aisha remarked. And he criticized the men who physically disciplined their wives as not being the best of the Muslims.

In this article, Imam Abdullah Hasan sheds light on this issue and the misunderstanding of a Quranic verse:
https://muslimmatters.org/2013/12/21/end-hitting-women-islamic-perspective-domestic-violence-imam-abdullah-hasan/?wt=2

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