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Marriage Of Safiyya رضي الله عنها
https://www.answeringislam.org/Responses/Osama/zawadi_safiyyah.htmWhat is the response to this? How is it fair or kind to kill someone’s father and brother then take them as a slave and marry them? How can we say it was a marriage with consent?
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Marriage Of Safiyya رضي الله عنها
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Also if the marriage was the same day how is this correct since the iddah for a widow is 3 months?
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malik_ibn_Nuwayrah
Here is an example of a similar event
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Here is the correct link: https://www.answeringislam.org/Responses/Osama/zawadi_safiyyah.htm
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see this: Discussion 1101 • Reply 1101
Theres a book also on this thread (in Urdu)
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And the khalid ibn waleed one?
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And does the article claim that marriages done to reduce hostility were done with consent? Isn’t it a fantasy that a woman who’s family has been killed would accept marriage in such a short timespan or even ever?
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Do you have any evidence otherwise?
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I mean it’s quite common sense that a woman would never want to marry the murderer of her family
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But evidently she did. Unless we can travel back in time, we can’t relate with the exacting situations.
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The only evident thing (from a seemingly neutral stance) would seem that it was forced
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Ok if it was then what?
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Then the prophet of God صلى الله عليه وسلم would have committed a morally heinous crime. And how could we believe in a prophet like this?
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Also are you allowed to marry a divorcee before 3 months? Because of iddah
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Same response:
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