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khaamosssshhhhhhhYaha kanoon hum likhte hai, jaani.
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khaamosssshhhhhhhYaha kanoon hum likhte hai, jaani.
Chemical locha.What is going on in that mind of yours??
Is this you?
Impossible.
Or all at once, 'fivesome' has a cling to it.
This exactly what I want to know.
So you are saying impossible they cannot live under same roof or impossible they cannot live in same room?
Osama had all his wives living with him in Abbotabad. Extraordinary circumstances?
Rather than discussing the actual topic, which is permission from first wife, we are talking nonsense....
Which again is a personal choice and depends of different schools of thought. Which need not be debated here. Rather I would like you to remind the posters about basic manners in forums.Rather than discussing the actual topic, which is permission from first wife, we are talking nonsense....
Third thing My answer had nothing to do with Islam, it is simple no rocket science, try to call your two gfs on one single day at one place and then observe it for yourself.
Dont underestimate him. you may be a gun, but he is multi-barrel rocket launcher.Fantasy karte raho!! Jab nahin ho payega..tab **** nugget baneke kha lenge!!
or
Baad mein Dus bachhon se maad khane padega!!
Which again is a personal choice and depends of different schools of thought. Which need not be debated here. Rather I would like you to remind the posters about basic manners in forums.
Which brings me to another question .....
Is the permission only necessary from the previous-in-line wife
Or
All previous wives
Or
A simple majority of all previous wives
Or
Does the seniormost wife get a veto?
Any peadophile low life mullah talking out of his a$$Permission from earlier wives not required for new marriage: Sherani - Pakistan - DAWN.COM
Some people are creating anarchy and discontent under the garb of women’s rights, says Sherani.—PPI/File
ISLAMABAD: After a gap of few months the chairman of Council of Islamic Ideology (CII), Maulana Mohammad Khan Sherani, has spoken again on his most talked-about topics — marriage, divorce and women.
Talking to reporters after a CCI meeting here on Wednesday, Maulana Sherani said men did not need to take permission from the first wife or previous wives for another marriage. He said that “some people are creating anarchy and discontent under the garb of women’s rights”.
Also read: Three consecutive declarations for divorce should be punishable offence: CII
As per Islamic principles, he added, men could have up to four wives at one time.
Criticising NGOs, he said some organisations working for human rights were spreading unrest in the society by trying to distort the facts.
The CII meeting was called to welcome its new members.
Maulana Sheerani, who is also an MNA of JUI-F, said the government had been suggested to amend the marriage laws as, according to him, Shariat has clearly defined the provisions of up to four marriages for men. He claimed that these provisions were easy to understand and follow.
The CII had held a meeting over the topic of marriage laws in the country in October last year in which Maulana Sherani said that women could not raise objection over the second or subsequent marriages of their husbands.
In another previous meeting of the CII, Maulana Sherani had said that the minimum age of a girl for marriage could be as young as 13 years provided she attains puberty.
He said the parliament was bound to follow the suggestions made by the CII regarding formulation of laws.
All bills presented in the parliament should be vetted by the CII as according to the Constitution all laws of the country should be formulated in accordance with the Holy Quran and Sunnah, he added.
Published in Dawn March 25th , 2015
@Akheilos
Is it true ?
@janon @Jaanbaz @Oscar @Norwegian
None which are religious experts. Try the internet and Google the question. Go to the nearest mosque, go to a religious forum, but not here....If I cannot get these doubts cleared here, where will I go, who will I ask?