CHACHA"G"
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Sir Balance approach is the right approach ,,,, but this is the most difficult and hardest approach .. One cannot do this without active support and understanding from Wife and Family(in-lawas from both side)….muslims in sub continent remained ignorant about the instructions given on marriage in Quran just like any other topic. they learned through their culture which after living with hindus for centuries got massively corrupted. previously and even today girls are told at the time of their marriage that "beti shohar k ghar say nikalna to sirf mar ker he nikalna". men misused and still misuse their authority but women had to live in misery with their husbands. today women are educated and they can think about themselves and they dont tolerate the abuse they receive at the hands of their husbands and mothers in law. so the divorce rate increase.
having said that in an ideal islamic family system husband has been given slightly more authority due to his responsibility towards his family. but liberal women are not ready to accept that.
thirdly with increasing materialism in the society both men and women are more career and wealth oriented so they prefer their careers over the peace of their family life. they dont get enough time for their kids and even for each other.
Mother thinks he owns her children , father thinks he is the king of the house , sisters think the are the best things happened to their brothers ,,,,, and there comes a girl in their life (from same type of mentality as they have) , and the house environment and mentality of the girl is not that much different to the one she come-in.. But as soon as she join the family , She thinks : She owned the husband , she try to dominate her husband , she thinks her in-lawas are her enemy number one , family politics start ……. In the end man (husband) pay the price ..