muslim marriage is a fraud

Submitted by susan (Italy), Sep 13, 2007 at 16:48

here's the definition of muslim marriage = you buy a woman like you would buy a cow. with the only difference that a cow is worth more money but with the cow you cannot have the children you need to overpopulate the world and increase the ummah

According to your prophet, the woman is tilth to use and cultivate, the testimony of a woman is worth half a man, the woman is the tool of the devil. The woman has no say in the education of children, because all rights belong to the father.

So after we sanction the above as divine law, all aberration can happen if you are a woman.

We know this thanks to the many child custody cases where the muslim father kidnaps the child and brings him in some muslim poor country, far from the mother who will never see the child again.

this is what happens to women in pakistan

IN PAKISTAN, THOSE WHO CRY RAPE FACE JAIL

In 2002, Bibi catapulted onto the world stage when a court in her native Northwest Frontier Province sentenced her to stoning by death under Pakistan's controversial Hudood Ordinances, which effectively equate rape with adultery. Despite Bibi's repeated charges that her brother-in-law had raped her on multiple occasions, the presiding judge convicted her of zina (adultery).

As is common in such cases, nothing happened to the man involved.

Promulgated through presidential decree by former military dictator General Zia-ul-Haq in 1979 as part of his Islamization program.

you probably think this is islamically correct. As I said earlier, keep your cave-men mentality in ...the muslim world, just don't bring them to the civilized world.

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