7. Hypocrisy of my husband:
And last I'd like to point out the hypocrisy of my own husband. A few nights back I just mentioned a point that ‘in case’ if our daughter finds a good match who is a non-Muslim we must go ahead afterall our marriage was also inter-religious. That led to so much anger from my husband that I got a ‘Slap’ for this gustaakhi? Don’t be shocked it is normal as per Islam, beating a wife slightly you know. I was reminded of this by my mother in law to whom I had complained.
However this never means that I have been tortured by my family or I have been forcefully been converted but as far as experience is concerned I must say that no matter whatever your heart says when you are young but religion does matter and plays an important role in the life in case your husband happens to be a Muslim. This is a fact. Hypocrisy is very prevalent because girls are always advised to never marry a non-Muslim but boys are never advised like that.
Another fact is you need to keep a check on your children that they never fall into any kind of Jihadi propaganda. That’s another serious matter of concern, at the same time it also pains to see them suffering the taunts of the society as a Muslim. My son sometimes tells me in frustration that he wants to leave India but then I ask him ‘Son, which place you intend to go.’ Till now I have never recieved a convincing answer from him.
PS: An honest answer and story of mine never intended to hurt anyone.
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Services like pr*stitution, escorting, OnlyFans, and subscription-based “content” on Instagram would disappear overnight if men stopped being so tharki, but society isn’t ready for that conversation.
@EnhancingChanu I will disagree on racism being on its peak against NEIs.
These narratives branch from misconception and miscommunication between people. those who have met, visited or read about NE won't say the same. This is Ignorance.