Dalit
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Muslims in the west have been battling to keep our faith and culture strong
But it's a difficult battle
And marriage has been effected, the more the pernicious feminist ideology spreads the more basis concepts of marriage get effected
More and more rather then marry early people are delaying marriage until they complete studies and get through years of employment, this just gives time for both men and women to fall into sin and relationships outside of marriage, giving them a mixture of history and trauma that makes pair bonding once married difficult
Men have a get out clause, a man however educated or successful will happily marry from "back home" to a pretty girl as long as she is good looking and of good character and will make a good wife
Western girls don't want to marry back home, so they get through studies, then want to wait to get to work and make money and then they and their families look around for suitable men who dont necessarily want to marry miserable women in their 30s who don't know how to be a wife
And already the loss of cultural values has led to a epidemic of single women growing old alone
We need to address this and make a stand
And state unequivocally that Islam has values, standards that we must preserve at all costs
We must remember Islam is a system that addresses the imperfections of mankind, it doesn't see mankind as a perfect being but a imperfect illogical creation that needs rules to address our short comings
This is why unlike worthless bull crap like hinduism or religions like Christianity who are bending everything and every rule to placate the gays, feminists and everyone else ISLAM MUST STAND AT ALL COSTS AND NEVER TOLERATE ANY RULE RO BE BROKEN AND BENT
Humanity must bend to fit into God's will not the other way around
I know plenty of couples who even marry during study period. They raise kids and fulfil their daily obligations. It is possible. I work at a uni and I get to meet many people from all nooks and corners of the world.