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[quote]As-Salaamu Alaykum. Once again I feel compelled to respond to this posting. Abinzain, you wrote in your post that my translation of the verse was a forgery because I used the word &quot;idribuhunna&quot;. Well since you seem to know the Arabic language, you also know that wa adribuhunna is the same thing as what I said. The 'wa' introduces the imperative command 'idribuhunna'. I used the word as such because that would be how it is pronounced if you were to say it as a single command. Just because I do not agree with [i]your[/i] translation does not give you cause to call me a forger. Allah, ta`ala, gives men understanding in degrees. Therefore, Mankind will have different degrees of comprehension. Domestic violence and abuse is one of the most shameful problems of our day both in the Islamic world and the West. If you think that will solve the problems of the Ummah, go for it! But never launch such a bold statement against another Muslim because they do not agree with physical violence against their mate. In the end, Allah will tell us all the truth of all that we have done. In closing, if one treats his wife as a partner in the relationship and treats her fairly, he should never have to worry about that disobedience. But my question goes to all of you 'scholars'. Who is Allah talking about disobedience too? Should you beat her, as you all suggest, if she disobeys you but is still in obedience to Allah, ta`ala? Sounds crazy? We are but men who make our own mistakes, but Allah is free from all wants, Worthy of all praise.

Wa Alaykum As-Salaam![/quote]

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