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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] If you deem sexual autonomy as the only measure of expansion of women's rights, then kudos to you as you have made your point. However, most women, particularly Muslim women, do not measure their status by how many men they can sleep with. There are many other, more important factors to consider, as Professor Ahmed points out. Once again, nice try in attempting to tarnish Islam. [/quote] I think being in charge of your sexual decision is important, yes. I also think the ability to select and divorce your husband at will is also very nice, and you must agree Islam imposed limits on women in this - for marriage, for requiring consent of guardian, and for divorce, for making women-initiated divorces dependent on the husband's or the judge's consent. [/quote] Islam did not take these two rights away![/quote] No one is arguing that but Islamic rules on marriage do in fact require the consent of a woman's guardian to marriage, and they do in fact limit the rights to at-will divorce provided to women vs. what is available to men. [/quote]
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