Arutz 7 Saudi therapist, Khaled Al-Saqaby, claims women's desire for equality causes marital strife.
Saudi family therapist Khaled Al-Saqaby has provided strange advice on marital strife, in an online video footage salvaged and translated by the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI).
According to Al-Saqaby, beating one's wife should be intended as a means of discipline, rather than to vent one's anger, and should be carried out not with a rod or a sharp object, but with a tooth-cleaning twig or a handkerchief.
"Unfortunately, some wives want to live a life of equality with their husband," he said. "This is a very grave problem."
What reference manual do the Saudis use?! DS&M?
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ReplyDeleteIf you think women abhor being put in their place, think again. Never listen to what the women say, but rather pay attention to what they do (and buy and read). https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/good-thinking/201502/what-50-shades-grey-tells-us-about-women
ReplyDeleteThe Islamic approach has gotten it mostly right. The alternative has manifested itself in an entire generation of liberated girls who feel they have the right to cavort with any male they fancy. In our communities we know it as divorce-on-demand. It's time we pulled our heads out of the sand. The fact of the matter is that Judaism (and Christianity) are today wholly owned subsidiaries of Feminism, Inc. Every society in world history that became sexually liberated was eventually led to ruination. This is why the West is dying and Islam is on the rise. I only wish the damage to the Western democracies could be reversed, but unfortunately it seems that the horse is already out of the stable. A Trump presidency will only delay the inevitable.
Almost sounds like those uppity Jewish women who want the right for divorce.
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