Comments on: “Nikah” The Islamic “N” Word; What Does It Exactly Mean? https://islamunmasked.com/2020/08/15/nikah-the-islamic-n-word-what-does-it-exactly-mean/ Tue, 15 Feb 2022 20:05:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: Muhammad’s Vulgar Language Exposed - answeringallah.com https://islamunmasked.com/2020/08/15/nikah-the-islamic-n-word-what-does-it-exactly-mean/comment-page-1/#comment-10016 Tue, 15 Feb 2022 20:05:59 +0000 http://islamunmasked.com/?p=6837#comment-10016 […] There is a word in Arabic that correctly translates “marriage.” It is “zawag.” However, “Nikah, the (N) word,” which is more commonly used in translations of the Quran to mean marriage, carries entirely different implications. “Nikah” implies that the emphasis in the relationship between a man and his wife solely sexual. This degrades marriage. It is another proof about how Islam looks down on marriage and the role women play in it. It enforces the Islamic concept that a wife’s primary role in Islam is that of a sex object, created to satisfy the husband’s sexual appetites. On the other hand, marriage in the Christian tradition is a union between a husband and his wife based on mutual love, respect and equality. It is two people of the opposite sex becoming one, not just for sex, but to be the nucleus for a family that shares ALL of life’s challenges. While sex is an important part of marriage, it is tragic to consider it primary. Marriage is a life-long relationship that supposed to lovingly endure beyond the perimeters of sex. (Abdullah Al Araby, “Nikah” The Islamic “N” Word; What Does It Exactly Mean?) […]

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]]> By: Muhammad’s Vulgar Language Exposed – Answering Islam Blog https://islamunmasked.com/2020/08/15/nikah-the-islamic-n-word-what-does-it-exactly-mean/comment-page-1/#comment-5224 Sat, 15 Aug 2020 13:33:03 +0000 http://islamunmasked.com/?p=6837#comment-5224 […] There is a word in Arabic that correctly translates “marriage.” It is “zawag.” However, “Nikah, the (N) word,” which is more commonly used in translations of the Quran to mean marriage, carries entirely different implications. “Nikah” implies that the emphasis in the relationship between a man and his wife solely sexual. This degrades marriage. It is another proof about how Islam looks down on marriage and the role women play in it. It enforces the Islamic concept that a wife’s primary role in Islam is that of a sex object, created to satisfy the husband’s sexual appetites. On the other hand, marriage in the Christian tradition is a union between a husband and his wife based on mutual love, respect and equality. It is two people of the opposite sex becoming one, not just for sex, but to be the nucleus for a family that shares ALL of life’s challenges. While sex is an important part of marriage, it is tragic to consider it primary. Marriage is a life-long relationship that supposed to lovingly endure beyond the perimeters of sex. (Abdullah Al Araby, “Nikah” The Islamic “N” Word; What Does It Exactly Mean?) […]

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