Man lets wife marry her lover, now all three live together

[Musalman]

Bible
Genesis 4:19: “Lamech married two women
Solomon had 700 wives and 300 concubines (essentially wives of a lower status), according to 1 Kings 11:3

Hindu
Examples of Polygamy in Hindu scriptures
Ram’s father Dasharath had three wives

As per Padma Purana V.57.27-40 and Tulsi Ramayana Chaupai 194, Doha 186 King Dasharath the father of Ram had three wives. Other texts names them as Kaushalya, Sumitra and Kaikeyi

But as per Padma Purana V.116.42-45a King Dasharat had four wives, Rama was born from Kausalya, Laksmana from Sumitra, Bharata from Surupa and Satrughna from Suvesa

Krishna had 16,100 junior wives along with 8 major wives

Vishnu Purana book 5, chapter 28 RUKMINÍ bare to Krishńa these other sons, Chárudeshńa, Sudeshńa, Chárudeha, Sushena, Chárugupta, Bhadracháru, Cháruvinda, Sucháru, and the very mighty Cháru; also one daughter, Chárumatí. Krishńa had seven other beautiful wives, Kálindí, Mitravrindá, the virtuous Nágnajití, the queen Jámbavatí; Rohińí, of beautiful form; the amiable and excellent daughter of the king of Madra, Mádrí; Satyabhámá, the daughter of Śatrujit; and Lakshmańá, of lovely smiles 1. Besides these, he had sixteen thousand other wives.

Vasudeva the father of Krishna had 14 wives

Brahma Purana 112.35 “Vasudeva had fourteen excellent women as his wives. The first five were: a descendant of Puri named Rohini, Madira, Vaisakhi, Bhadra and Sunamni. The second set of seven ladies comprised Sahadeva, Santideva, Sridevi, Devaraksita, Vrkadevi, Upadevi, and Devaki. The thirteenth and the fourteenth were Sutanu and Yadavi. These two had at first been maid servants. [42] The renowned Sauri (Krsna) was born of Devaki and Vasudeva…” Tr. Board of Scholars, edited by J.L. Shastri

Vasudeva having 14 wives is also mentioned in Harivamsa Purana 1.35.3

Soma the moon god had 27 wives

Brahma Purana 1.173 “Brilliant children of unmeasured splendour were born of those ladies of holy rites who had been mentioned as the twenty seven wives of Soma.” Tr. Board of Scholars, edited by J.L. Shastri Soma having 27 wives is also mentioned in Skanda Purana V.ii.26.1-6; Varaha Purana 35.1-2

Brahma Vaivarta Purana, Brahma Khanda 9.42 “…Now I am going to narrate to you the names of the wives of the Moon-god and the wonderful features of their character which constitute the essence of the Puranas. They are 27 in number and their names are as follows: Aswini, Bhrani, Krittika, Rehini, Mriga-siri, Ardra, Punarvasu, Pusya, Aslesa, Magha, Purva-Phalguni, Uttar-Phalguni, Hasta, Chitra, Swati, Visakha, Anuradha, Jestha, Mafa, Purvabhadra-padi, Purva-asada, Uttar-asada, Dhanistha, Sravana, Sata-bhisa, uttar-bhidra-padi and Revati…” Tr. Rajendra Nath Sen

Srimad Bhagavatam 6.6.2 — He gave ten daughters in charity to Dharmarāja [Yamarāja], thirteen to Kaśyapa [first twelve and then one more], twenty-seven to the moon-god, and two each to Aṅgirā, Kṛśāśva and Bhūta. The other four daughters were given to Kaśyapa. [Thus Kaśyapa received seventeen daughters in all.]

Hanuman’s father Kesari had two wives Anjana and Adrika. Hanuman was born from Anjana and wind god Vayu

Brahma Purana: Gautami Mahatmya 14.1-4 “…O Narada, there is a mountain Anjana. On that mountain, O excellent sage, there was an excellent celestial damsel Anjana. She had a downfall due to a curse. Her face resembled that of a monkey. Her husband’s name was Kesari. Adrika was another wife of Kesari. She too was a celestial damsel who had a downfall due to a curse. Her face and head resembled those of a cat. She too stayed on the Anjana mountain.” Tr. Board of Scholars, edited by J.L. Shastri

Rudra had eleven wives

Brahma Vaivarta Purana, Brahma Khanda 9.13-22 “Now I am going to recite, O great saint, the names of the wives of Rudra. They are celebrated by the names of (1) Kala, (2) Kalavati, (3) Kashta, (4) Kalika, (5) Kalahapriya, (6) Kandali, (7) Bhisana, (8) Basna, (9) Pramocha, (10) Bhusana, (11) Suki. They produced several children and were all followers of Siva…” Tr. Rajendra Nath Sen

Rudra having eleven wives is also mentioned in Srimad Bhagavatam 3.12.13

Agni had two wives

As per Devi Bhagavatam 12.10.81-100 Agni had two wives namely Svaha and Svadha

Ganesh had two wives Siddhi and Buddhi who were both daughters of Prajapati Vishwarupa

Shiva Purana, Rudra Samhita 2.20.1-10 Ganesha had two wives namely Siddhi and Buddhi who were the daughters of Prajapati Visvarupa and begat two sons.

Shiva Purana, Rudra Samhita 2.20.13 “By this that was celebrated, Ganesa has obtained two wives joyously. They are the excellent daughters of Prajapati Visvarupa. He has begot of his two wives of auspicious body two sons, Ksema of Siddhi and Labha of Buddhi. They bestow happiness on every one.” Tr. J.L. Shastri

Vishnu had three wives

Brahma Vaivarta Purana, Prakriti Khanda 6.13-21 “…Laksmi, Saraswati and Ganga are the three wives of Hari…” Tr. Rajendra Nath Sen

As per another version he had four wives which later included Tulsi after he raped her. She quitted her body and became wife of Vishnu as per Brahma Vaivarta Purana

Brahma had two wives

As per Skanda Purana III.i.41.98-99 Brahma had two wives Gayatri and Saraswati

Yamaraja had ten wives

Srimad Bhagavatam 6.6.4 The ten daughters given to Yamarāja were named Bhānu, Lambā, Kakud, Yāmi, Viśvā, Sādhyā, Marutvatī, Vasu, Muhūrtā and Saṅkalpā. Now hear the names of their sons.

Garuda had many wives

Brahmanda Purana 2.3.7.448-454; Vayu Purana 8.319 “…The wives of Garuda were the other five viz.-Bhasi, Kraunci, Suki, Dhrtarastri and Syeni…” Tr. G.V. Tagare

Svayambhuva Manu, son of Brahma, had two sons; Priyavrata and Uttanapada. Uttanapada had two wives; Suruci and Suniti

Linga Purana 62.1-5 Uttanapada had two wives, Suniti and Suruci and Dhruva was born of his elder wife Suniti

Also mentioned in Srimad Bhagavatam 4.8.8

Manu had ten wives

As per Maitrayani Samhita 1.5.8 Manu had ten wives.

Sage Yagnavalkya had two wives

Brihadaranyaka Upanishad 4.5.1 Yagnavalkya had two wives, Maitreyi and Katyayan

Sage Mandarkini had five wives

As per Valmiki Ramayana, Aranya Kanda 3, Chapter 11 Sage Mandakarni had five Apsaras (Nymphs) as his wives.

Prajapati Angira had two wives

Srimad Bhagavatam 6.6.19 The prajāpati Aṅgirā had two wives, named Svadhā and Satī. The wife named Svadhā accepted all the Pitās as her sons, and Satī accepted the Atharvāṅgirasa Veda as her son.

Sage Saubhari had fifty wives

Srimad Bhagavatam 9.6.52 says that Saubhari Muni had fifty wives.

Sage Visravas had four wives

Vayu Purana 9.32-34 “The sage Visravas was born of Idavida. He had four wives who made the family of Pulastya flourish. Brhaspati, the preceptor of the Devas, had a famous daughter named Devarinini. He (Visravas) married that girl. He (Visravas) married Puspotkata and Vaka, the daughters of Malyavan as well as Kaikasi, the daughter of Malin. Listen to their progeny.” Tr. G.V. Tagare, edited by G.P. Bhatt

Atri had ten wives

Vayu Purana 9.64 “I shall now recount the lineage of Atri, the third Prajapati. He had ten chaste and beautiful wives.” Tr. G.V. Tagare, edited by G.P. Bhatt

Sage Bhrigu had two wives

Brahmanda Purana 2.3.1.74-76 “The two wives of Bhrgu were excellent nobility of birth. They were unrivalled and splendid. (One of them) was the daughter of Hiranyakasipu, well-renowned by the name of Divya. The second was Paulomi, the daughter of excellent complexion, of Puloman…” Tr. G.V. Tagare

also mentioned in Vayu Purana 4.73;

Shiva Purana, Vayaviyasamhita 7.17.54 Ayati and Niyati became the wives of the sons of Bhrgu…” Tr. J.L. Shastri

Sage Marici had four wives upon who bore him 60,000 children

Brahma Purana 1.195-8 “Upadanava was the daughter of Hayasiras, Sarmistha was the daughter of Vrasaparvan, Puloman and Kalaka were the two daughters of Vaisvanara. They were the wives of Marici. They had great strength and they bore many children. They had sixty thousand sons who delighted Danavas…” Tr. Board of Scholars, edited by J.L. Shastri

also mentioned in Brahmanda Purana 2.3.6.2

All the above are copy paste, since you wanted me to give you the example. Please note that i neither claim to be an Islamic scholar nor interfaith.

 

[PakSword]

Bible
Genesis 4:19: “Lamech married two women
Solomon had 700 wives and 300 concubines (essentially wives of a lower status), according to 1 Kings 11:3

Hindu
Examples of Polygamy in Hindu scriptures
Ram’s father Dasharath had three wives

As per Padma Purana V.57.27-40 and Tulsi Ramayana Chaupai 194, Doha 186 King Dasharath the father of Ram had three wives. Other texts names them as Kaushalya, Sumitra and Kaikeyi

But as per Padma Purana V.116.42-45a King Dasharat had four wives, Rama was born from Kausalya, Laksmana from Sumitra, Bharata from Surupa and Satrughna from Suvesa

Krishna had 16,100 junior wives along with 8 major wives

Vishnu Purana book 5, chapter 28 RUKMINÍ bare to Krishńa these other sons, Chárudeshńa, Sudeshńa, Chárudeha, Sushena, Chárugupta, Bhadracháru, Cháruvinda, Sucháru, and the very mighty Cháru; also one daughter, Chárumatí. Krishńa had seven other beautiful wives, Kálindí, Mitravrindá, the virtuous Nágnajití, the queen Jámbavatí; Rohińí, of beautiful form; the amiable and excellent daughter of the king of Madra, Mádrí; Satyabhámá, the daughter of Śatrujit; and Lakshmańá, of lovely smiles 1. Besides these, he had sixteen thousand other wives.

Vasudeva the father of Krishna had 14 wives

Brahma Purana 112.35 “Vasudeva had fourteen excellent women as his wives. The first five were: a descendant of Puri named Rohini, Madira, Vaisakhi, Bhadra and Sunamni. The second set of seven ladies comprised Sahadeva, Santideva, Sridevi, Devaraksita, Vrkadevi, Upadevi, and Devaki. The thirteenth and the fourteenth were Sutanu and Yadavi. These two had at first been maid servants. [42] The renowned Sauri (Krsna) was born of Devaki and Vasudeva…” Tr. Board of Scholars, edited by J.L. Shastri

Vasudeva having 14 wives is also mentioned in Harivamsa Purana 1.35.3

Soma the moon god had 27 wives

Brahma Purana 1.173 “Brilliant children of unmeasured splendour were born of those ladies of holy rites who had been mentioned as the twenty seven wives of Soma.” Tr. Board of Scholars, edited by J.L. Shastri Soma having 27 wives is also mentioned in Skanda Purana V.ii.26.1-6; Varaha Purana 35.1-2

Brahma Vaivarta Purana, Brahma Khanda 9.42 “…Now I am going to narrate to you the names of the wives of the Moon-god and the wonderful features of their character which constitute the essence of the Puranas. They are 27 in number and their names are as follows: Aswini, Bhrani, Krittika, Rehini, Mriga-siri, Ardra, Punarvasu, Pusya, Aslesa, Magha, Purva-Phalguni, Uttar-Phalguni, Hasta, Chitra, Swati, Visakha, Anuradha, Jestha, Mafa, Purvabhadra-padi, Purva-asada, Uttar-asada, Dhanistha, Sravana, Sata-bhisa, uttar-bhidra-padi and Revati…” Tr. Rajendra Nath Sen

Srimad Bhagavatam 6.6.2 — He gave ten daughters in charity to Dharmarāja [Yamarāja], thirteen to Kaśyapa [first twelve and then one more], twenty-seven to the moon-god, and two each to Aṅgirā, Kṛśāśva and Bhūta. The other four daughters were given to Kaśyapa. [Thus Kaśyapa received seventeen daughters in all.]

Hanuman’s father Kesari had two wives Anjana and Adrika. Hanuman was born from Anjana and wind god Vayu

Brahma Purana: Gautami Mahatmya 14.1-4 “…O Narada, there is a mountain Anjana. On that mountain, O excellent sage, there was an excellent celestial damsel Anjana. She had a downfall due to a curse. Her face resembled that of a monkey. Her husband’s name was Kesari. Adrika was another wife of Kesari. She too was a celestial damsel who had a downfall due to a curse. Her face and head resembled those of a cat. She too stayed on the Anjana mountain.” Tr. Board of Scholars, edited by J.L. Shastri

Rudra had eleven wives

Brahma Vaivarta Purana, Brahma Khanda 9.13-22 “Now I am going to recite, O great saint, the names of the wives of Rudra. They are celebrated by the names of (1) Kala, (2) Kalavati, (3) Kashta, (4) Kalika, (5) Kalahapriya, (6) Kandali, (7) Bhisana, (8) Basna, (9) Pramocha, (10) Bhusana, (11) Suki. They produced several children and were all followers of Siva…” Tr. Rajendra Nath Sen

Rudra having eleven wives is also mentioned in Srimad Bhagavatam 3.12.13

Agni had two wives

As per Devi Bhagavatam 12.10.81-100 Agni had two wives namely Svaha and Svadha

Ganesh had two wives Siddhi and Buddhi who were both daughters of Prajapati Vishwarupa

Shiva Purana, Rudra Samhita 2.20.1-10 Ganesha had two wives namely Siddhi and Buddhi who were the daughters of Prajapati Visvarupa and begat two sons.

Shiva Purana, Rudra Samhita 2.20.13 “By this that was celebrated, Ganesa has obtained two wives joyously. They are the excellent daughters of Prajapati Visvarupa. He has begot of his two wives of auspicious body two sons, Ksema of Siddhi and Labha of Buddhi. They bestow happiness on every one.” Tr. J.L. Shastri

Vishnu had three wives

Brahma Vaivarta Purana, Prakriti Khanda 6.13-21 “…Laksmi, Saraswati and Ganga are the three wives of Hari…” Tr. Rajendra Nath Sen

As per another version he had four wives which later included Tulsi after he raped her. She quitted her body and became wife of Vishnu as per Brahma Vaivarta Purana

Brahma had two wives

As per Skanda Purana III.i.41.98-99 Brahma had two wives Gayatri and Saraswati

Yamaraja had ten wives

Srimad Bhagavatam 6.6.4 The ten daughters given to Yamarāja were named Bhānu, Lambā, Kakud, Yāmi, Viśvā, Sādhyā, Marutvatī, Vasu, Muhūrtā and Saṅkalpā. Now hear the names of their sons.

Garuda had many wives

Brahmanda Purana 2.3.7.448-454; Vayu Purana 8.319 “…The wives of Garuda were the other five viz.-Bhasi, Kraunci, Suki, Dhrtarastri and Syeni…” Tr. G.V. Tagare

Svayambhuva Manu, son of Brahma, had two sons; Priyavrata and Uttanapada. Uttanapada had two wives; Suruci and Suniti

Linga Purana 62.1-5 Uttanapada had two wives, Suniti and Suruci and Dhruva was born of his elder wife Suniti

Also mentioned in Srimad Bhagavatam 4.8.8

Manu had ten wives

As per Maitrayani Samhita 1.5.8 Manu had ten wives.

Sage Yagnavalkya had two wives

Brihadaranyaka Upanishad 4.5.1 Yagnavalkya had two wives, Maitreyi and Katyayan

Sage Mandarkini had five wives

As per Valmiki Ramayana, Aranya Kanda 3, Chapter 11 Sage Mandakarni had five Apsaras (Nymphs) as his wives.

Prajapati Angira had two wives

Srimad Bhagavatam 6.6.19 The prajāpati Aṅgirā had two wives, named Svadhā and Satī. The wife named Svadhā accepted all the Pitās as her sons, and Satī accepted the Atharvāṅgirasa Veda as her son.

Sage Saubhari had fifty wives

Srimad Bhagavatam 9.6.52 says that Saubhari Muni had fifty wives.

Sage Visravas had four wives

Vayu Purana 9.32-34 “The sage Visravas was born of Idavida. He had four wives who made the family of Pulastya flourish. Brhaspati, the preceptor of the Devas, had a famous daughter named Devarinini. He (Visravas) married that girl. He (Visravas) married Puspotkata and Vaka, the daughters of Malyavan as well as Kaikasi, the daughter of Malin. Listen to their progeny.” Tr. G.V. Tagare, edited by G.P. Bhatt

Atri had ten wives

Vayu Purana 9.64 “I shall now recount the lineage of Atri, the third Prajapati. He had ten chaste and beautiful wives.” Tr. G.V. Tagare, edited by G.P. Bhatt

Sage Bhrigu had two wives

Brahmanda Purana 2.3.1.74-76 “The two wives of Bhrgu were excellent nobility of birth. They were unrivalled and splendid. (One of them) was the daughter of Hiranyakasipu, well-renowned by the name of Divya. The second was Paulomi, the daughter of excellent complexion, of Puloman…” Tr. G.V. Tagare

also mentioned in Vayu Purana 4.73;

Shiva Purana, Vayaviyasamhita 7.17.54 Ayati and Niyati became the wives of the sons of Bhrgu…” Tr. J.L. Shastri

Sage Marici had four wives upon who bore him 60,000 children

Brahma Purana 1.195-8 “Upadanava was the daughter of Hayasiras, Sarmistha was the daughter of Vrasaparvan, Puloman and Kalaka were the two daughters of Vaisvanara. They were the wives of Marici. They had great strength and they bore many children. They had sixty thousand sons who delighted Danavas…” Tr. Board of Scholars, edited by J.L. Shastri

also mentioned in Brahmanda Purana 2.3.6.2

All the above are copy paste, since you wanted me to give you the example. Please note that i neither claim to be an Islamic scholar nor interfaith.

But but but.. they say in Hinduism.. men and women are equal.. so the people who married multiple women, their women also married multiple men.. lolll

Imagine a society.. Vasudeva had 14 wives.. now apply principle of equality.. each wife had 14 husbands.. and then each husband of those 14 women had 14 wives each.. then each wife had 14 husbands..

Yeh tou lolwa hogaya..

 

[Advaitagrata]

Bible
Genesis 4:19: “Lamech married two women
Solomon had 700 wives and 300 concubines (essentially wives of a lower status), according to 1 Kings 11:3

Hindu
Examples of Polygamy in Hindu scriptures
Ram’s father Dasharath had three wives

As per Padma Purana V.57.27-40 and Tulsi Ramayana Chaupai 194, Doha 186 King Dasharath the father of Ram had three wives. Other texts names them as Kaushalya, Sumitra and Kaikeyi

But as per Padma Purana V.116.42-45a King Dasharat had four wives, Rama was born from Kausalya, Laksmana from Sumitra, Bharata from Surupa and Satrughna from Suvesa

Krishna had 16,100 junior wives along with 8 major wives

Vishnu Purana book 5, chapter 28 RUKMINÍ bare to Krishńa these other sons, Chárudeshńa, Sudeshńa, Chárudeha, Sushena, Chárugupta, Bhadracháru, Cháruvinda, Sucháru, and the very mighty Cháru; also one daughter, Chárumatí. Krishńa had seven other beautiful wives, Kálindí, Mitravrindá, the virtuous Nágnajití, the queen Jámbavatí; Rohińí, of beautiful form; the amiable and excellent daughter of the king of Madra, Mádrí; Satyabhámá, the daughter of Śatrujit; and Lakshmańá, of lovely smiles 1. Besides these, he had sixteen thousand other wives.

Vasudeva the father of Krishna had 14 wives

Brahma Purana 112.35 “Vasudeva had fourteen excellent women as his wives. The first five were: a descendant of Puri named Rohini, Madira, Vaisakhi, Bhadra and Sunamni. The second set of seven ladies comprised Sahadeva, Santideva, Sridevi, Devaraksita, Vrkadevi, Upadevi, and Devaki. The thirteenth and the fourteenth were Sutanu and Yadavi. These two had at first been maid servants. [42] The renowned Sauri (Krsna) was born of Devaki and Vasudeva…” Tr. Board of Scholars, edited by J.L. Shastri

Vasudeva having 14 wives is also mentioned in Harivamsa Purana 1.35.3

Soma the moon god had 27 wives

Brahma Purana 1.173 “Brilliant children of unmeasured splendour were born of those ladies of holy rites who had been mentioned as the twenty seven wives of Soma.” Tr. Board of Scholars, edited by J.L. Shastri Soma having 27 wives is also mentioned in Skanda Purana V.ii.26.1-6; Varaha Purana 35.1-2

Brahma Vaivarta Purana, Brahma Khanda 9.42 “…Now I am going to narrate to you the names of the wives of the Moon-god and the wonderful features of their character which constitute the essence of the Puranas. They are 27 in number and their names are as follows: Aswini, Bhrani, Krittika, Rehini, Mriga-siri, Ardra, Punarvasu, Pusya, Aslesa, Magha, Purva-Phalguni, Uttar-Phalguni, Hasta, Chitra, Swati, Visakha, Anuradha, Jestha, Mafa, Purvabhadra-padi, Purva-asada, Uttar-asada, Dhanistha, Sravana, Sata-bhisa, uttar-bhidra-padi and Revati…” Tr. Rajendra Nath Sen

Srimad Bhagavatam 6.6.2 — He gave ten daughters in charity to Dharmarāja [Yamarāja], thirteen to Kaśyapa [first twelve and then one more], twenty-seven to the moon-god, and two each to Aṅgirā, Kṛśāśva and Bhūta. The other four daughters were given to Kaśyapa. [Thus Kaśyapa received seventeen daughters in all.]

Hanuman’s father Kesari had two wives Anjana and Adrika. Hanuman was born from Anjana and wind god Vayu

Brahma Purana: Gautami Mahatmya 14.1-4 “…O Narada, there is a mountain Anjana. On that mountain, O excellent sage, there was an excellent celestial damsel Anjana. She had a downfall due to a curse. Her face resembled that of a monkey. Her husband’s name was Kesari. Adrika was another wife of Kesari. She too was a celestial damsel who had a downfall due to a curse. Her face and head resembled those of a cat. She too stayed on the Anjana mountain.” Tr. Board of Scholars, edited by J.L. Shastri

Rudra had eleven wives

Brahma Vaivarta Purana, Brahma Khanda 9.13-22 “Now I am going to recite, O great saint, the names of the wives of Rudra. They are celebrated by the names of (1) Kala, (2) Kalavati, (3) Kashta, (4) Kalika, (5) Kalahapriya, (6) Kandali, (7) Bhisana, (8) Basna, (9) Pramocha, (10) Bhusana, (11) Suki. They produced several children and were all followers of Siva…” Tr. Rajendra Nath Sen

Rudra having eleven wives is also mentioned in Srimad Bhagavatam 3.12.13

Agni had two wives

As per Devi Bhagavatam 12.10.81-100 Agni had two wives namely Svaha and Svadha

Ganesh had two wives Siddhi and Buddhi who were both daughters of Prajapati Vishwarupa

Shiva Purana, Rudra Samhita 2.20.1-10 Ganesha had two wives namely Siddhi and Buddhi who were the daughters of Prajapati Visvarupa and begat two sons.

Shiva Purana, Rudra Samhita 2.20.13 “By this that was celebrated, Ganesa has obtained two wives joyously. They are the excellent daughters of Prajapati Visvarupa. He has begot of his two wives of auspicious body two sons, Ksema of Siddhi and Labha of Buddhi. They bestow happiness on every one.” Tr. J.L. Shastri

Vishnu had three wives

Brahma Vaivarta Purana, Prakriti Khanda 6.13-21 “…Laksmi, Saraswati and Ganga are the three wives of Hari…” Tr. Rajendra Nath Sen

As per another version he had four wives which later included Tulsi after he raped her. She quitted her body and became wife of Vishnu as per Brahma Vaivarta Purana

Brahma had two wives

As per Skanda Purana III.i.41.98-99 Brahma had two wives Gayatri and Saraswati

Yamaraja had ten wives

Srimad Bhagavatam 6.6.4 The ten daughters given to Yamarāja were named Bhānu, Lambā, Kakud, Yāmi, Viśvā, Sādhyā, Marutvatī, Vasu, Muhūrtā and Saṅkalpā. Now hear the names of their sons.

Garuda had many wives

Brahmanda Purana 2.3.7.448-454; Vayu Purana 8.319 “…The wives of Garuda were the other five viz.-Bhasi, Kraunci, Suki, Dhrtarastri and Syeni…” Tr. G.V. Tagare

Svayambhuva Manu, son of Brahma, had two sons; Priyavrata and Uttanapada. Uttanapada had two wives; Suruci and Suniti

Linga Purana 62.1-5 Uttanapada had two wives, Suniti and Suruci and Dhruva was born of his elder wife Suniti

Also mentioned in Srimad Bhagavatam 4.8.8

Manu had ten wives

As per Maitrayani Samhita 1.5.8 Manu had ten wives.

Sage Yagnavalkya had two wives

Brihadaranyaka Upanishad 4.5.1 Yagnavalkya had two wives, Maitreyi and Katyayan

Sage Mandarkini had five wives

As per Valmiki Ramayana, Aranya Kanda 3, Chapter 11 Sage Mandakarni had five Apsaras (Nymphs) as his wives.

Prajapati Angira had two wives

Srimad Bhagavatam 6.6.19 The prajāpati Aṅgirā had two wives, named Svadhā and Satī. The wife named Svadhā accepted all the Pitās as her sons, and Satī accepted the Atharvāṅgirasa Veda as her son.

Sage Saubhari had fifty wives

Srimad Bhagavatam 9.6.52 says that Saubhari Muni had fifty wives.

Sage Visravas had four wives

Vayu Purana 9.32-34 “The sage Visravas was born of Idavida. He had four wives who made the family of Pulastya flourish. Brhaspati, the preceptor of the Devas, had a famous daughter named Devarinini. He (Visravas) married that girl. He (Visravas) married Puspotkata and Vaka, the daughters of Malyavan as well as Kaikasi, the daughter of Malin. Listen to their progeny.” Tr. G.V. Tagare, edited by G.P. Bhatt

Atri had ten wives

Vayu Purana 9.64 “I shall now recount the lineage of Atri, the third Prajapati. He had ten chaste and beautiful wives.” Tr. G.V. Tagare, edited by G.P. Bhatt

Sage Bhrigu had two wives

Brahmanda Purana 2.3.1.74-76 “The two wives of Bhrgu were excellent nobility of birth. They were unrivalled and splendid. (One of them) was the daughter of Hiranyakasipu, well-renowned by the name of Divya. The second was Paulomi, the daughter of excellent complexion, of Puloman…” Tr. G.V. Tagare

also mentioned in Vayu Purana 4.73;

Shiva Purana, Vayaviyasamhita 7.17.54 Ayati and Niyati became the wives of the sons of Bhrgu…” Tr. J.L. Shastri

Sage Marici had four wives upon who bore him 60,000 children

Brahma Purana 1.195-8 “Upadanava was the daughter of Hayasiras, Sarmistha was the daughter of Vrasaparvan, Puloman and Kalaka were the two daughters of Vaisvanara. They were the wives of Marici. They had great strength and they bore many children. They had sixty thousand sons who delighted Danavas…” Tr. Board of Scholars, edited by J.L. Shastri

also mentioned in Brahmanda Purana 2.3.6.2

All the above are copy paste, since you wanted me to give you the example. Please note that i neither claim to be an Islamic scholar nor interfaith.

I had never disputed the right of men and women to have multiple partners.

I was asking about the proof that they were not to be treated equally as per the religion. That was your claim, was it not ?

 

[terry5]

No hindu gives a $hit as to what islam says.

Pagan nasty dirty livity boy

You eat shit drink piss and bathe in a sewer But I never knew you can't even satisfy your woman ?
What kind of man are you to entertain giving your wife to another
Shameful dirty people

 

[Well.wisher]

That is okay . They're fee To do whatever they want .
If a man marries two it isn't an issue but when a woman does, u all start acting like nuts
She wasn't even a muslim so keep your judgements to yourself.

 

[Advaitagrata]

Pagan nasty dirty livity boy

You eat shit drink piss and bathe in a sewer But I never knew you can't even satisfy your woman ?
What kind of man are you to entertain giving your wife to another
Shameful dirty people

All religions are fake including islam. What kind of a god would treat men and women unequally; giving men the right to marry four women but denying women the same wrt males.Or is god a male too that he is siding with human males? No wonder quran was written by a man. It is not the word of god because there is no god.

Now I will get responses from lhandalanders asking me to let the females in my family to indulge in polyandry.

How many religions have you studied to declare all of them fake ?

 

[Mirzah]

Then why are you whining what Islam says about 4 wives?

Go open a kanjar khana in your home by having 4 fathers and declare yourself a kanjar that you are.

Burn bhai that was savage , I almost fell off my chair laughing

 

[Areesh]

Burn bhai that was savage , I almost fell off my chair laughing

I hate these sanghi bigots.

Idiot is saying that Islam allowed 4 wives for man but not 4 husbands for a woman.

Well God also made women to bleed during their periods but not men. Why doesn't this f*cker shove a metal rod up his as$ to bleed to remove this "injustice".

 

[pothead]

Pagan nasty dirty livity boy

You eat shit drink piss and bathe in a sewer But I never knew you can't even satisfy your woman ?
What kind of man are you to entertain giving your wife to another
Shameful dirty people

lol...

Such elegance. Such hatred.
is it Elegant hatred? Or perhaps Hatred Elegantified.

Either way, thanks for showing you people's true colours.

 

[prashantazazel]

Equality. Sounds good to me .

 

[Syed_Adeel]

Nobody in my house need my "permission" to lead their life any way they want.

Like most Hindu household, people are free to do what they want as long as its as per dharma.



Interesting that you consider women as "property" of men.

Is that an islamic view ?

Now from where This "Dharma" came ? When we talk about our religion thats modesty and when your "Dharma" Comes into play it must be honoured yeah ??

 

[Advaitagrata]

Now from where This "Dharma" came ? When we talk about our religion thats modesty and when your "Dharma" Comes into play it must be honoured yeah ??

Dharma is the code of conduct that is righteous.

You have yours, we have ours.

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

Shoo ...... shooooo.........shooooo............ even a dog would have gone by now.

Even a dog would have gone by now..

Well why don’t you are a cue and leave.

 

[Advaitagrata]

Even a dog would have gone by now..

Well why don’t you are a cue and leave.

Why are you quoting me again ? I have already shooed you away ........ more than once.

Why wag your tail and come back to me ? shoo.............shooo........... shoooooo

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

That is okay . They're fee To do whatever they want .
If a man marries two it isn't an issue but when a woman does, u all start acting like nuts
She wasn't even a muslim so keep your judgements to yourself.

Chawalien marna band kejiye.

Why are you quoting me again ? I have already shooed you away ........ more than once.

Why wag your tail and come back to me ? shoo.............shooo........... shoooooo

Coz you are a bitch ***?

And everybody’s in line to you marry your wife..

And as @I.R.A said ... weakling you ain’t even gonna get a turn .. in fact you’d be the cuck.