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That’s a cop out response and you know it. I was explaining why I can’t take your divorce rants seriously. Men and women with regards to divorce are not equal and fact you’re not prepared to face is that there are no Islamic courts to reign men in. Muslim Men in the West whether you want to accept have all the privileges of talaq but none of the scrutiny that an Islamic court provides.
You can’t even accept the facts. There are hardly any courts in the West, wives are reliant on male talaq. How on earth can you then act like women are worse than men with regards to divorce in the West?
If a woman can’t go to Qadi since there are hardly any in the UK, has to wait for you to let her go or her family have to beg and coerce on her behalf, how is it soley on women? The issue is that I never said women are angels, this is where misunderstanding stem from? I oppose your argument that women are mainly responsible. Hence why my stance has been pro-women since I’m showing you the other side. That you so blindly miss despite being so obvious.
I can easily do that, but I need you to honestly engage with my post first since it wasn’t about acquitting all women of blame, it was about how much of a victim complex a Somali male must have to think most of the issue of divorce is on the women.
You need to remember we are not gaalo, we can’t ’file’ for divorce nor are Somalis beholden to UK or American court of law hence under such a system a Muslim woman regardless of background is literally operating in a lawless
and when someone who is the more vulnerable party has no law, how can you the put the blame squarely on them? That’s my point.
But that’s what you do? Unlike you I don’t believe people are soothsayers. You’ve always said whenever a man ends up a loser and a woman has to divorce you say stuff like Somali women are allowed to choose and she chose that. Can you see how misogyny can be irrational. Now that we’re discussing male victims, all of a sudden we can’t say he chose wrong? Do not worry my brother, I am not like that. I don’t believe men and women can predict everything. I’ve always said marriage is like Russian Roulette.
I have a lot of critique of my gender. Many women are narcs, many women spend their days gossiping on the phone. I’ve seen silly types who want to act single and roam the streets like they’re homeless. Do not worry, I’ve seen those types of women with my own eyes and have seen ones make the lives of certain relatives hell.It is relevant. I know several Somali women still married and not able to get a divorce. Several, I even have one in my family and no one in my family can talk sense to him, that guy doesn’t care about ceeb, half of the tool have spoken to him. He has simply ran away to Xamar and now my aunt likes the life of a married single mother. To say this is irrelevant to Somalis is silly. The Somali community is the biggest victim to a lack of courts, half of these men should be compelled to pay back payments or face imprisonment.You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
No, of course not. I don’t believe it’s 100% a male problem not at all. Women have their fair share and many I even know I downright terrible and are near enough abusing their mates. But my issue is that you’re not seeing the elephant in the room and Wallahi if were to come to the ME in which men have to pay like 30k in back payments for not providing or risk imprisonment, you’d be singing a different tune.
This is a good start but I need more from you then this, not isolated cases, I need the common GENERAL ones, what are their MAJOR negative contributions to the collapse of the family and how it can be fixed.
Your arguments about divorce being tougher for female's, we thank Allah for that, it's even in the Quran, and we all understand the wisdom behind this, and many rational female's will tell you that all marriages would have collapsed if there was equal rights in that including my own wife.
However you are super imposing a problem that exist with the Desi's and Arab's onto Somali's, this is why I stressed lets keep it strictly to our communities and talk about <40 age group.
We both know this culture of refusing to give divorce to a Xaalimo that wants it doesn't exist, every case that I have come across or that I have heard from community leaders including Xaalimo's themselves, they simply force it on the male when she wants it.
She does this by simply leaving the house after dispute, which if you know our DEEN is HARAM unless there is extenuating circumstances that is Life & Death, SHE IS NOT ALLOWED TO LEAVE, its also HARAM for the husband to kick her out even if he DIVORCES HER, these are MAJOR sins and in the majority of these cases its the Female's leaving the HOUSE by her own volition over a dispute without any divorce being pronounced.
I cannot stress this to you more, this violation of the DEEN is what makes RECONCILIATION impossible, once family members are involved, its OVER, it's WHY its forbidden to LEAVE, even in the case of DIVORCE until the Iddah period expires, any romance within the iddah period they are BACK together and no one knows about their issues.
The specific case you speak of is a rare isolated event, the Qadi stuff is no different and it mainly affects other communities not OURS, and you know this, so I don't understand why you made this the centre piece of your argument.
I know community leaders both Males and Female's who offer matrimonial services, as well as others who regularly try to resolve disputes, this argument your making that Xaalimo's are denied Divorce only exists in your mind, yes you will always have isolated incident here and there, but its not the NORM, and you know its not the NORM in our community.
Even in those isolated cases which you happen to know off the DIVORCE is automatic 4 month period without even QADI, I thought you already knew this, so there is no leaving her hanging.
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The second point you made was about child care, I have no respect for a man that doesn't look after his children, especially more so in third world nations were there is no social safety net. (unless he is incapable financially and is poor himself)
That's not the case in the west for our generation and we both know this, the sum is deducted from his pay check if he works, I know many males for whom this is done through either court order and more out of their own volition that pay, if he is wealthy that is 50% of his assets going to her, all the power is in her hand in the diaspora.
The only time she looses out is if he is broke or some self-employed person that engages in tax fraud with no assets, even then the state gets involved and helps her out.
Its interesting because even tough I have no respect for these men, when confronted the sole reason he refuses to pay is because he didn't want the divorce, it was forced upon him, and he doesn't believe the money will go to his children.
Now I need your proper critique on your gender, what role do they pay and what are the percentages of blame you place on them for this destruction.