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    women’s rights‚ equality‚ and also the influence of women in the development of Islamic tradition was discussed. The story of Muhammad and his various wives as well as Allah having three daughters show the influence of women and also the development of polygamy in Islamic beliefs. Muhammad had many wives due to him taking in women whom were unable to return to their homes and were in need of help due to their conversion to Islam and the lack of support that they had at home. He set various rules when it

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    The truth of moral judgments is therefore relative depending on a particular group of people (Gowans‚ 2008). For example‚ when we discuss about the morality of polygamy‚ some people may argue that this is an acceptable moral practice in one society‚ whilst another will treat it as an immoral practice. It is‚ therefore‚ justified by one society but not another. This theory denies the existence of universal moral

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    Polygamy Polygamy is defined as the condition or practice of having more than one spouse at a time. Though it has existed in many cultures throughout the world‚ polygamy is still very prevalent in most Islamic societies today. There are however several guidelines laid out in Islamic law governing the practice. Here we will examine the practice of polygamy in Islam and those laws which govern its legality. Muhammad did not introduce this practice‚ as has so often been wrongly alleged. The

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    Polygamy The institution of marriage is a social institution‚ under which a man and woman establish their decision to live as husband and wife by legal pledges. There are many types of marriage such as Polygamy‚ monogamy‚ and polyandry. In this essay we will focus on polygamy and show that it has more advantages than disadvantages. First of all‚ polygamy decreases the rate of divorce. Sometimes it’s a necessity when the woman is older or sick or the man is not content with only

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    Polygamy is the state or practice of having two or more mates at the same time‚ this includes both Polygyny (the union of one man with more than one woman - literally‚ ‘many females’) and Polyandry (the union of one woman with more than one man: literally‚ ‘many males’). Polygamy is a social phenomenon that has existed for thousands of years in cultures around the world. Polygamy is believed by some to be condoned in the original texts of many faiths - in the Bible from Lamech’s marriage to Adah

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    AYOUB LAISSOUF AWT 1003 01 Polygamy Should not Be Restricted by Mudawana Polygamy is a marriage that includes more than one wife‚ and it has existed for centuries in cultures around the globe. Almost all religions allow polygamy with no Restrictions of how many wives a man should have other than Islam which restricts it to four wives if a man can deal with

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    practice what would be strictly taboo in our society. Polygamy is the practice of having more than one husband or wife at the same time. This custom is considered taboo in most modern societies but is still practiced by many cultures around the world. Polygamy is even present in the USA. The church of the Latter Day Saints is a prime example. The founder of the Latter Day Saint movement‚ Joseph Smith was known to practice and preach polygamy to his following. The practice was accepted by the church

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    Many of its practices have created much persecution and political reaction‚ polygamy being one of these. It created much social and political persecution of the Mormons. <br> <br>Most of this persecution had come from anti-polygamist Christians. This is ironic because the anti-polygamists believed in the Bible‚ but not polygamy‚ one of its teachings. Many of God ’s righteous followers in the Old Testament practiced polygamy. Abraham married Hagar‚ Sarai ’s handmaiden (Genesis 16:1-3). Jacob was married

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    Issues and ideas of Polygamy by Aisha B. Lemu In the essay of "Defense of Polygamy" by the british‚ feminist‚ activist and writer Aisha B. Lemu‚ explains why polygamy could be a great solution for many women without partners or for many women with partners but with difficulties in their relations. She explain why because of the large numbers of men dying in war‚ and others violent confrontation groups‚ a huge group of widows‚ fiancés‚ and women in general‚ have left alone without any protection

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    Monogamy versus Polygamy and Other Forms of Marriage Rasheedah Tyler COM/155 5/3/2013 Tiffany Nelson Monogamy versus Polygamy and Other Forms of Marriage “I believe in monogamy if that is what a couple decides upon together‚ but it all depends on the personal history and culture of the two involved.” -K. D. Lang. The traditional family system--a lifelong alliance of a man and a woman--has in the past served as an institution for mobilizing the economic‚ moral‚ and emotional resources needed

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