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- Husband is forbidden from beating his Wife
Husband is forbidden from beating his Wife
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Husband is Forbidden from Beating His Wife addresses the prohibition of domestic abuse in Islam, emphasizing compassion, respect, and kindness within marriage.
This book delves into the Islamic stance on marriage, focusing on the prohibition against a husband causing harm to his wife. Through references to the Quran, Hadith, and the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), it explains the importance of compassion, respect, and the sanctity of family life. With an emphasis on ethics and human rights, this work presents a comprehensive understanding of the marital bond in Islam, which encourages mutual support and kindness, condemning any form of violence or abuse. This resource promotes awareness and educates readers on upholding a harmonious, ethical relationship between spouses.
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