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[quote]>>What you are proposing might be a bidda, so we need to be careful and discuss the issue calmly.

I suppose that Umar introduced a Bidda when he ordered Tarwaih with congregation?

>>Please read the verse before it. The section is about women, the word foolish is being used for some spend thrift wives, you can verify that from any tafseer.

First, Tafseer is human interpretation and prone to error. Second, the verse that follows this one refers to orphans. My opinion is that the word is used in a general context.

>>How often do you have agreement of all parties on an issue. My wife and I can never agree on 90% of the things. What you are proposing is impractical.

The Grand Companions disagreed on issues, and despite those disagreement would come to a mutual decision. I am extending the same to the household.

>>And you cannot deny that Islam is a religion that encourages patriarchy. .....In terms of inheritance, financial transactions, the woman is clearly not at the same level as man is.

This has got to do with interpretation. I admit, I have severe issues in this area. If I am unable to find explanations that withstand the test of reason, I will never buy them.

>> He meets orphans and widows and wishes to take care of them by providing them his shelter or home. So he decides to marry them. Would you make the 2nd nikkah invalid because he did not get permission from first wife?

First, he would be reprimanded for allowing himself the audience of another woman. After all he will not marry any widow on the street?[/quote]

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