On Oct 6, 11:38 am, San Lwin Oo <kosanlwi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Ok, Just want to clear your doubt about Muhammad's wives.
> He had 12 wives. *11 wives are widows and many of them were over the age of
> 40 when they married him*..
> Each of these marriages was for a reason.
> Many of them, the prophet married for protection of these women. Either
> their husbands died in battle, or they were old and needed care.
> First marriage - When he was 25 years old, he married Khadija (a widow, who
> was 40 years old). He stayed married only to her until her death 25 years
> later.
> *When she died, the prophet was 50 years old. Only after her death did the
> prophet marry other women*.
> Second wives was also a 65 years old widow.
> Now, it is obvious that *if the prophet was after physical pleasure he did
> not have to wait until he was more than fifty years old to start marrying
> more wives*.
> For more detail:http://www.islamawareness.net/Muhammed/wives.html
>
> And want to make you more clear about Muslim men can marry 4 wives.
> The Holy Quoran permits but does not command a man to have four wives.
> Furthermore, the Quoran stipulates thate a man *is responsible for the
> maintenance of his wife or wives*. If a man has more than one wife, he has
> to provide separate living accommodation for each of his wives. If a man
> cannot maintain justice in the treatment of his wives, the Quoran stipulates
> that he is to have no more than one wife".
> And there are some reasons behind, for example after a devastating war, many
> women will be unable to find husbands. Most women in that situation, given
> the option, would rather be a co-wife than no wife. If one maintains a
> strict monogamy in such a situation, moral depravity is bound to result.
>
> But some recent men only take the first line - "Quoran permit 4
> wives". Theyignore and hidethe other lines.
> It may be useful at this point to see what some non-Muslim writers are now
> saying on this much misunderstood subject.
> And the Western media also often gives the wrong impression of what Islam is
> all about.
>
> Hope that make you more clear...
>
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