The reasons why Fatou is here and the controversial respect topic

Submitted by A very concerned reader, Feb 6, 2021 at 16:03

My dear Lina,

She will come back calling us loose and immoral. It's her only argument. She can't reply to my questions and she's not even able to discuss with me about polygamy, etc. To defend what her religion poses which honestly, it's very sad. Posters like Fatou are on here because they're scared and they want all Western women away from their men because they live in Western countries and the fear is high. They know men are weak and they do know the nature of their men whose God gives them all the rights to commit adultery in a licit manner. Their so called God Allah knows that men have the strength to please many women... don't forget that, that's why He entitles them to several women to satisfy them.

And in short, this is why poster Fatou is here. Her only defence is how pure the women are when compared to us, and talks about a respect that she doesn't know as she does not have self-respect. No woman can ever accept polygamy if respecting herself. I don't care if it's Allah's will or whoever God. But no one can break one rule in Islam. Not even half a rule. And it's sad. It's not only her but all muslimahs. If polygamy is their destiny, it will be.

I wish poster Fatou were able to condemn what we're reporting on here. This forum is indeed for this purpose. And I'm very thankful that it exists. It's not a tool to spread Islam nor to blame abused women neither devaluing Western women while pontificating Muslimahs.

I thank you for joining me in my cause and defending what you think is right. I love your posts. Take care :)

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