Matsayin Aikin Mace (A Kamfani Koh Gwamnati) A Musulunchi ||| Dr Sani Umar R/Lemo

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Masha Allah

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18:18 Wallahi karantarwa kaɗai ba zaiyi tasiri ba sai da dokoki /shari'a a ƙasa.

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Allah kara lafiya da tsawon kwana babban malamin mou

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Yawanci ma basa auren wallahi.....

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14:15 Ƙasashen larabawa su na hana matansu aiki......

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Haramun ne wallahi.... *For all of those who think it is ideal if Muslim women are not financially dependent on men:* Would it be ideal if Muslim men were not sexually dependent on their women? For example, would it be ideal if men could purchase (at low cost) harems of docile life-like forever-young sex robots? How would you respond to Muslim men who justified this by saying such robots are necessary to give men true independence, such that they are not forced to stay in relationships with women who are rude, jealous, controlling, manipulative, fat, old, or ugly? How would you respond to Muslim men who said that Muslim women need to "step up their game" such that men choose to be with them instead of a robot that is more friendly, beautiful, young, and thin? The cop out answer is to say sex robots are haram, but there are other conceivable halal alternatives that would do the same thing: flood men with cheap alternatives. Obviously, such alternatives would weaken and ultimately destroy marriage because it takes away the dependence that men have on women for sex. But that is literally what giving women financial independence does; it makes them independent from men. And that's why no society or religion ever did give women that independence, except for our current dystopia.