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Mehdi Nouioui
March 11, 2023 at 12:23 AM
Listening to your questions, I feel you built a feminist western bias
approach, you didn’t ask questions to ask for the right of the husband and the shortcomings of many sisters, in minute 1:36
Dr Hatem tried to move the discussion to what’s expected from both in the case of balanced relationship.
You kept bringing abstract examples and mentioning there’s many situations where men are abusive. Also there’s many toxic and abusive sisters. You don’t hear much about the patient men because they don’t take their tribulation outside to the public in most of the cases. Becarful sister from falling into this western feminist that’s affecting especially sisters living in the west and they have been affected through cartoons, movies, school curriculums, social lifestyles around them. We can simplify this to few points:
Family is like an organization will need a CEO or a Leader which Allah gave to the husband. The sister should obey her husband as long he’s not asking for Haram, she should challenge his decision, show disagreement, give advises and alternative and leave the final decision in his hand for the sake of Allah and sake of the family.