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Old 10-30-2007, 03:20 AM
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Default Re: The Qur'an does NOT advise husbands to beat their wives.

If the Quran says not to beat women, then well and good. However, that doesn't change the fact that the way it is interpreted and practiced in many Middle East countries, shows that domestic violence is a real problem. 1 in 4 women in Syria are victims of domestic violence. How many then in other countries? Isn't it time for some sort of reform and a recognition that some customs just don't cut it any more? Many Christians will tell you that verses relating to the subjection of women were cultural practices that were the norm of their day and not to be enforced now. Shouldn't this be the view of Muslims too? All violence against women, in all of its manifestations is to be condemned. This idea that men have the right to treat their wives in this manner has no place in an equitable society.
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