@coodiepi@boysoverflours Textbook slippery slope fallacy. Sharing news of a child, a literal blessing from Allah, with your spouse isn't a violation of the Haram. The test looks dry, capped, and placed on clean tissues. Judging a moment of genuine gratitude by hypothetical extremes is just reaching.
@globalking01@GodsArePretend “just more rational" is still a claim. You don’t inherit a burden to solve cosmology, but you do inherit a burden to defend your epistemology. You can't claim superior rationality without explaining why theistic arguments for order and causation fail your standard of logic.
@berealharik@bucksfane@nafsuoegliGiahS@R3AVES It doesn't exclude them unless the league specifically defines 'woman' by sex assigned at birth or hormone levels, which the CBA currently doesn't do.
Which is the whole issue, dumbass.
@fizzybear9000@GouberSill66404@cemutaryy@needMarpe I believe in Islamic ‘abortion’, for example, abortion under specific timeframes likely before 120 days and valid circumstances like health or severe hardship. I agree men must support their kids, but my main point was about applying legal standards equally.
@fizzybear9000@GouberSill66404@cemutaryy@needMarpe If "you knew the risks before having sex" applies to men, then under that same logic, a woman who has consensual sex also took a risk and shouldn't have options either. Either both sides are bound by the initial risk, or both sides should have choices, just applying standards.
@GouberSill66404@fizzybear9000@cemutaryy@needMarpe Men already have to pay child support until the child reaches legal age. The real debate is about whether a father should have the option for legal financial surrender if he decides early on he isn't ready to parent, similar to how a woman has options during pregnancy.
@Wizardxfile@Jvnior Read the Quran in Arabic, not English or Hausa, Igbo, etc. The translations aren’t trustworthy because they’re made by Sunnis/zionists.