they were not slave here , go and read about Mashrooteh uprising , there were women between the commanders of uprising who commanded several hundred people .
Ironic example, isn't it, given that Mashrouteh was largely a masonic-infiltrated and ultimately hijacked movement. Sheykh Fazlollahe Nouri (rahmatollah aleyha) was martyred for opposing these masonic-led forces and their sinister designs for Iran.
Anyway, my statement was that women weren't slaves back when they had lower education levels. The equation "lower female education" = "enslavement of women" is incorrect.
Also, there's no honor whatsoever in sending females into military combat. It would be an insult to women, actually. This is something zionists take pride in, as well as ethnicist separatists who claim to represent Kurdish people. As a matter of fact, female nature is such that it makes women unfit for fighting wars in comparison to men, given innate physiological differences.
Which is why Islamic Iran doesn't engage in inversion of traditional gender roles and never did (female Basijis during the Imposed War and other conflicts were not sent to the front lines on combat missions). We don't dispatch our women to get slaughtered in wars, we protect them - we have gheyrat.
what you suggest is to impose archaic European restriction on our women in the name of Islam and tradition . what you suggest is European tradition not ours or Islam
None of it is European.
don't knew it happens more in rural area than cities
The increase in divorce rate coincides with and is a consequence of cultural westernization and urbanization.
that's nonsense , its not fathers who work with children at home it mothers who teach the children when they have problem n their homework
Fathers can take care of it as well. Plus there are many other sources children can rely on to help them out with homework. At any rate, helping with her children's homework is not the primary educational task of a mother. When referring to this educational role, nobody will think of "helping with the children's homework" first, for it's not substantial in the grand scheme.
Forget about homework, if we want to support mothers in raising their children, we need to start rethinking this notion that every woman must absolutely have a remunerated occupation come hell or high water. For a woman, having enough time to attend to the needs of her children (rather than being exploited by some capitalist employer) is among the highest forms of self-realization, and thus of liberty.
and that's beside the point when in our teaching and culture and Islam women are said not to have higher education , where it come they must not control their money or what they poses . all you say is preaching archaic catholic and European teachings
There's nothing Catholic to my arguments. Iran has been an extremely patriarchal society since pre-Islamic times, thank God a million times for that. Not in any way comparable to feminism-infested post-modern western society, which has strictly nothing to do with Islamic and Iranian culture. Mark my words, we will make sure it stays this way.
the young people must be encouraged to marry when they understand their duty and rights when they marry , they must be encouraged to marry when they understand when they marry they are sharing their lives and they no longer are individual , they must be encouraged to marry when they can stand on their feet not a second sooner.
It's the duty of parents, society and state to teach young people these things. Let us not make excuses please.
and by the way being physically mature is not a good scale for seeing one is underage or not for marriage its more important to be mentally and socially mature.
Underage is a legal notion. Mental and social readiness are there in young people, and they can furthermore be transmitted by parents, society, state. A lot of practical social skills are acquired on the go as well, through experience, through trial and error.
God dislike it but didn't put hurdle in front of the way of people who think they had no option .
God dislikes it and therefore the Islamic government and Muslims must do what they can to direct people towards greater abnegation, patience and towards a mindset in which divorce is no longer considered an acceptable solution to trivial marital conflicts. Whether or not people think they have other options is eminently subjective and conditioned by culture.
God dislike lie , how many of our politician tell lies after lies after lies , why you don't do anything about that.
Strawman.
by the way ask yourself one thing if its so bad why god didn't put a punishment for it.
I showed valid sources which suggest that from an Islamic perspective, this is not something to be encouraged nor promoted, but rather to be considered a last resort suited for extreme cases only. At the societal level, it should thus be the exception rather than the rule.
again no mention of putting hurdle in front of the people who failed to find a solution
Nor any mention that the introduction of quotas is haram. When the phenomenon reaches unacceptable proportions, much to the displeasure of God, it is an Islamic government's obligation to counteract the trend.
that's man law not God laws and is fixed many years ago to a large extent
It's an Islamic regulation determined by Muslim clerics who are well versed in God's Law.
well some of our law makers are moving in that direction
They aren't.
that was not cause of divorce when everybody was poor , but when the society become more complex many thing changed . we must plan for now not for a hypothetical society based on dead values
Islamic values, Islamic lifestyle are never going to be dead. Generalization of divorce and questioning of the institution of marriage are anti-Islamic.
Economic considerations per se aren't a cause for divorce and don't need to be. Only when combined with individualist and materialist thinking will they have such an effect. Individualism and materialism are non-Islamic as well.
no they are not more prone to it , that's something called social pressure that made it they are less prone to it ,
All these considerations have a social dimension to them. Trying to promote divorce among the poor is an act of social engineering and akin to social pressure in its effects.
on other hand other social problem is a lot more in their families
Not necessarily, but it's off topic anyway.
Welcome to Salar dystopic police state . wonder how many of these dystopic future novel have you read ?
So preventing the use of subterfuges intended to circumvent the law is to establish a distopic police state? Quite a strange reasoning that would be.
by the way , its something related to Fiqh this matter is far more delicate than let some Minister or MP or even president mess with it . it must discussed in
between grand ayatollahs in Qom .
Iran's political system ensures that legislation passed by Majles is verified as to its compatibility with Islamic law.
what constitute a divorce ? registering it in a book or the ceremony being held by a just person in front of two witness and two party agree to it.
can you consider the man and woman as husband and wife if they travel to India there they hold the ceremony in front of several witness ? can you tell them from your point of vie you are still married and cant pursue another marriage ?
If a couple fulfills all the legal conditions, then it will have no problem obtaining divorce inside Iran. If authorities refuse to meet their request, it means they do not legally qualify.
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The UAE is building 4 reactors each reactor (Korean built) generates 1.4 GWatts..(Iran's bushehr reactor is 1 GWatts)..
UAE is second largest Aluminium producers in the world and that kind of production requires huge amounts of electrical power...that is why they need 4 reactors..(where do they get aluminium ore from!!!)
I also think it is Korean operated for few years any way..hope we do not get a tsunami anywhere in the Persian Gulf because now there are three reactors along the shores..
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There's no comparison between a western client regime merely purchasing nuclear power plants with petrodollars from a foreign supplier on the on hand, and an independent, sovereign state that has mastered the entire nuclear fuel cycle and indigenized large swaths of nuclear technology on the other.
