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A marriage is a partnership, each person has a duty to fulfill in order to make that marriage work. The Quran just states these duties clearly, for both men and women.  It is kind of like a work contract. You are expected to perform certain duties at work, you cant just do what you want and make yourself happy and not please your boss. Both parties have to be happy in order to have a good relationship be it at work or at home.  America is a high divorce rate of over 50%, dont you wonder why? [/b]

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KSA, the Muslimest place on earth, has a divorce rate of 50%, too - don't you wonder why?[/quote]

I'm not the PP, but a former Muslim. Personally, I would categorize Saudi Arabia as the *least* Muslim place on earth. I don't mean that with any spite or sarcasm. Beyond the surface, I can't think of a place more immoral and unethical, and so detached from Islam, than Saudi. And I don't even believe in the religion anymore...[/quote]em

PP, what made you decide to leave Islam?  What is your belief system now?[/quote]

I'm an atheist. I grew up in a moderate, practicing, tolerant family. My decision to leave Islam was more of a decision to leave religion altogether. I just couldn't rationally believe that one tradition is somehow more right than others, and that one version of a god is more right than others. It all seemed very arbitrary to me - people generally believe what they're brought up, not what logically makes sense in their own minds and hearts. [/quote]

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