Kur'an'daki ''Kadınları Dövün'' Ayeti Gerçeği @Mehmedyildiz

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Resumo

TLDRThe speaker analyzes Surah Nisa 34 from the Quran, which discusses the roles of men and women in marriage, particularly in cases of disobedience. They focus on the Arabic verb 'Darabe', which can mean to hit or to turn away, and argue that the latter interpretation is more appropriate. The speaker emphasizes that the Prophet Muhammad never hit his wives, suggesting that the verse should not be used to justify domestic violence. Instead, they advocate for understanding the verse in the context of protecting family integrity and promoting communication over violence. The speaker warns against the misuse of the verse by those who justify abusive behavior, calling for a compassionate approach to marital issues.

Conclusões

  • 📖 Surah Nisa 34 discusses men's roles as protectors of women.
  • 🔍 The verb 'Darabe' has multiple interpretations: hitting vs. turning away.
  • 🤝 The Prophet Muhammad set an example by never hitting his wives.
  • 🚫 Misusing the Quran to justify violence is condemned.
  • 💬 Communication is emphasized over physical punishment.
  • ⚖️ Understanding context is crucial to prevent misinterpretation.
  • ❤️ Compassionate treatment of women is essential.
  • 🛑 Domestic violence is a serious issue that needs addressing.

Linha do tempo

  • 00:00:00 - 00:08:59

    The speaker discusses a controversial verse from Surah Nisa 34, which mentions men as protectors of women and includes instructions on dealing with rebellious women. The speaker emphasizes the need to understand the context and meaning of the verse, particularly the verb 'Darabe', which can mean to hit or to turn away. They argue that the interpretation of 'Darabe' as hitting is problematic, citing the Prophet's life as evidence that he never hit his wives. The speaker highlights the importance of understanding the verse in relation to social issues, particularly concerning immoral behavior and the psychological impact on relationships. They stress that the verse should not be used to justify violence against women, and that it is crucial to approach the topic with compassion and understanding, rather than misinterpretation or misuse of religious texts.

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Vídeo de perguntas e respostas

  • What does Surah Nisa 34 say about men and women?

    It states that men are protectors of women and discusses the treatment of disobedient wives.

  • What does the verb 'Darabe' mean?

    It can mean to hit or to turn away, and its interpretation is debated.

  • How did the Prophet Muhammad treat his wives?

    He never hit his wives, setting an example of kindness and respect.

  • What is the speaker's view on domestic violence?

    The speaker condemns the use of the Quran to justify domestic violence.

  • What is the importance of understanding the context of the verse?

    Understanding the context helps prevent misinterpretation and misuse of the verse.

  • What does the speaker suggest as a solution to marital issues?

    The speaker suggests communication and separation rather than violence.

  • How does the speaker view the societal impact of misinterpreting this verse?

    Misinterpretation leads to confusion and justifies abusive behavior.

  • What is the speaker's overall message regarding the treatment of women?

    Women should be treated with respect and compassion, not violence.

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    "I'm going to break this woman's face!" said one.
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    On what basis did you say that, I said, and he presented a verse before me.
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    Men are the protectors of women.
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    Because Allah has made some people superior to others.
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    Also, men spend out of their own wealth, good women are obedient.
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    Thanks to Allah's protection, they also protect the ghayb.
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    "Advise the women you see rebelling, leave them alone in bed,
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    beat them lightly.
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    If they obey, then do not seek any other way against them.
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    Surely, Allah is Exalted, Great."
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    Yes, there is such a verse in Nisa 34 and this verse confuses
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    some people and leads others.
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    Let's do this, that is, instead of expressing an opinion, let's first understand a verse, understand the aspect of our social
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    life, and especially in the verb "Darabe"
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    , which is called "Darabe", that is, the verb of hitting, beating, some people have dissatisfaction in their minds
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    , and some have criticism. Astağfirullah, who also has denial,
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    so let's interpret this verb "Darabe", the verb "Darabe" called hitting and beating. We
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    will cover this area in
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    several parts . Now, in the verb "Darabe", it is primarily "to turn away, to leave." We also need to know that there is a meaning
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    . In other words, we will make such an analysis together whether the meaning of beating in the verb "daraba" is more appropriate or the
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    meaning
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    of leaving, abandoning is more appropriate.
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    One view says, logically, can a beating be the solution
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    to something? There is an opinion that says it can't be, and that opinion also argues that,
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    when you look at the life of the Prophet, there is an opinion that says, yes, the
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    verb "Darabe" means to turn away, that is, to leave,
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    because there is no moment in which he hit his wives
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    . This is important first of all in terms of our understanding of the verse.
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    It is impossible for you to say something like a
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    verse in whichever sura it should be
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    , in an unbelievable way, perfectly, that verse is so appropriate that I will take this verse and put it in the other
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    sura. A verse. For example, Surah Nisa is a surah that talks about such sharp issues
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    . For example, there are verses in the chapter of Nisa that talk about inheritance, there are verses that
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    talk about polygamy, there are verses that talk about the verdict of
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    adultery, there are verses that
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    talk about people for whom marriage is forbidden. In other
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    words, when you look at it, Surah Nisa
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    is actually a surah that opens up very exceptional situations to us.
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    For example , if you take a verse in the chapter of Nisa, which talks about
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    whom to marry , one asks: "
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    Why does the Qur'an tell us about this?" Because there are some realities, that is, there are so many people
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    who are mentally ill but extremely deranged, that is, there are people who are seriously psychopaths,
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    sociopaths and schizophrenics among the people we pass by in daily life, and when you look at them, the laws
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    are valid for people who break that morality rather than innocent people who follow them.
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    This means that when we look at the morality of the Nisa period
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    , they have the intention to stop the mentally ill people who appeal to a very extreme audience . Now,
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    I would like to remind you that, in our first issue, we talked about a group that predicts that the verb "daraba" means "
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    to turn away, to separate", and the data they
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    have on this subject are based on the life of the Prophet, and since there was no such scene in the life of the Prophet
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    , "Darabe". Since there are also verses in which the verb " is used in this way
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    , they bring them together and make an explanation
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    in this way.
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    Another situation in this power is when a person loves the person he loves for the sake of Allah.
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    This creates a strong bond in the unlawful aspect, this creates
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    a very strong bond in the real aspect, and in both cases, when people
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    see their loved ones in the hands of a stranger, they will immediately go into a state of insanity.
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    But here, the verse reduces the state of insanity that a cheeky and immoral woman can create,
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    can I explain the situation, that is, the woman profile mentioned in the verse is a cheeky and immoral woman.
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    I'm telling you that when any person in social life
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    sees even a illicit relationship with someone else, let alone his marital status, things
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    go to murder at the rate of 80%, the principles and suggestions of Surat an-
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    Nisa will turn the event into a tremendous solution.
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    There is a ruthless profile of people and the most important feature of them is that they
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    talk about these verses while having breakfast at home while sipping orange juice.
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    So they don't think about the severity of the situation.
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    "Oh, is there such a verse?"
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    Hasha astağfurullah, they make ruthless comments such as "How wrongly interpreted".
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    So they need to understand the severity of the situation here and I'm trying to create this situation right now,
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    this is a serious situation. Can you imagine what religious people or people of the world can do for their loved ones
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    ? I am
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    reminding a very important part of the subject again and repeating the same sentences
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    , please do not get bored, but it is a very important issue, that is, we are giving an example of a woman
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    she loves, no matter who she
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    is, because of the verse, of course, and that lady is a cheeky, immoral lady, that is, she is immoral,
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    so please . Think about your child's mother as cheeky and immoral, please think
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    that even if it is haram, the person you have a heart for is cheeky and
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    immoral
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    .
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    There is a state of insanity in practice, not in theory, and the verse says, speak first.
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    He says this to a man who is going insane.
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    Look, no psychologist or sociologist can provide this. "My wife cheated on me with 3 people"
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    because there is a cheeky, immoral person in the verse and the verse says that you have to speak first,
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    look how much violence reduces and absorbs it. In the second case, it says, "Separate the bed."
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    He says he has become immoral and immoral.
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    Let's not forget this second view, the first view was different. And in the third, it says "Shoot" in the
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    verb to hit, but there is Yunus but you wouldn't believe it.
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    Even in this state, you cannot hit the head, it is mentioned in the hadiths, you cannot hit it
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    in a way that makes you fry.
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    Do you know what, Yunus?
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    Come to yourself, huh. The poking state. So, for example, don't you say "Brother, wake up" to a man who interrupts his diary reading
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    or something in our Dreamhouse? Look, maybe
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    even when you do that, your man will blush somewhere, you can't hit your head in this, you can't fry yourself,
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    so I'm giving you this example, a wake up warning when the elbow is fixed.
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    The verse reduced to insanity in this way.
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    It is a myth, that is, no other person can provide it except the verse.
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    It is a very subtle event, the event I
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    am talking about is not a normal situation,
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    right? so. Using this verse in a normal situation is
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    a crime against the Qur'an. It was very good, wasn't it?
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    Of course, for example, let's not say a man, let's say he
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    is
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    a man
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    .
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    Look, why are many people confused in society today?
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    Because those immoral, characterless men interpreted this verse in a negative way in the violence they applied to their spouses.
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    I ask,
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    they have confused so many people.
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    This man will not be freed from the sin of only hitting his wife.
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    This man will pay for society's sin, you understand society?
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    Of course there is slander here. In other words, we need to understand that this verse talks about the principles
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    used for a cheeky and immoral woman whose
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    act of striking a home is demolished, and who struggles to
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    see if there is another solution to not
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    destroying that home, and the Prophet (pbuh) has a very fine detail.
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    It should not be overlooked that he created an example for his ummah by not using his tattoo license
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    .
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    Again, we put forward 2 opinions and let's talk about a third opinion again.
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    In other words, no one is smarter than anyone, that is, people with a fair heart will understand the truth from these views.
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    Pay attention to the verse, it gives a man protective quality.
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    In other words, that man starts with the protective duty of the family.
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    "Why would a person who started as a protector hit the woman he is protecting?"
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    There is another opinion.
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    Even though it is known that this is a crime, does the Qur'an
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    end a duty that started with protection by shooting?
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    they say.
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    So, to summarize, my dear brother, when you look at the harshest explanation of the situation, it
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    is permissible to hit the head like you can't hit
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    your head and you can't fry to protect the family integrity of
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    a cheeky woman
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    . There is an opinion that means to leave the verb,
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    that is, to divorce him.
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    Now the rest is up to your compassionate heart.
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    If you ask for an opinion of that brother of
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    yours, what do you think when brother Mehmet explains his views to us?
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    I have only one thought.
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    This is what I would say to the idiots who beat their wives in these psychological traumas, not to use the Qur'an for
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    this.
Etiquetas
  • Quran
  • Surah Nisa
  • Darabe
  • Domestic Violence
  • Interpretation
  • Prophet Muhammad
  • Marriage
  • Women
  • Men
  • Compassion