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00:00ASSALAMU ALAIKUM.

00:01I'm a housewife.

00:03My question is, a woman who has been living with a man for 30-32 years, she feels the

00:12smallest of things, she builds a house, she does everything, and then she leaves her husband

00:20and gets involved with another woman, so shouldn't this law be passed, that instead of leaving

00:27her in a closed lane, instead of making her children mentally ill, she should be given

00:31the freedom of choice, because it's not necessary that every woman wants to go to another man.

00:36And she wants to live with her children, whereas the man wants to take away her children, he

00:40wants to defame her, and he wants to push her to the court.

00:44Whereas I myself see that in the court, there are a lot of such women, who don't get justice,

00:50who don't listen to their parents.

00:55My question is, a woman who has been living with her husband for 32 years, she takes care

00:59of her children, and then after a few years, she leaves her husband and marries another

01:03woman, so isn't it her duty to take care of her children?

01:09In Islam, it's a right, that if there's a divorce, why don't they argue over who's fault

01:17it was, the wife's fault or the husband's fault?

01:21I've never met anyone who said it was their fault.

01:25Very few people meet.

01:27So when there's a divorce, everyone blames each other.

01:31But you said that the children leave, no one takes care of the children.

01:37In Islam, even after a divorce, it's the husband's duty to take care of the children, until

01:43the children don't grow up.

01:45This is the basic ruling.

01:47There's no doubt about it.

01:50If a mother takes care of her children, then the husband should give his ex-wife a monthly

01:58expense to take care of the children.

02:00This is common.

02:02There's no doubt about it.

02:04So for this, you need a legal system.

02:06In Islam, it's very detailed.

02:10If you can't follow it here, go to Malaysia.

02:16There's a Sharia court in Malaysia.

02:19That's why when I got an offer from 15 countries,

02:23I used to come to Malaysia to give a speech, but I didn't know about it.

02:25I did a lot of research.

02:27In Malaysia, there are 63% Muslims,

02:29but there's a law, the Islamic law,

02:31there's a federal court,

02:33and an Islamic court.

02:35So in such cases,

02:37the solution is very simple.

02:39It's very just.

02:41So here too,

02:43in Islam, there are laws.

02:45What should be done, who should be given,

02:48it's all there.

02:50It's in Islam.

02:52It's not in Islam.

02:54If it's not here,

02:56then it's my fault.

02:58It's my fault.

03:00I think there should be a law

03:02in which if a woman is treated

03:04in a way that

03:06after a long time,

03:08she should be given a roof over her head.

03:10She should be protected.

03:12In Islam, there are laws.

03:14In Pakistan,

03:17if it's not being implemented,

03:19then what's my fault?

03:21Right?

03:23If you want to come and live in Malaysia,

03:25I'll make arrangements, Inshallah.

03:27That's why I chose Malaysia.

03:29That's why when Bhai Sahib asked,

03:31I said,

03:33the day I love Pakistan,

03:35the day I go to Pakistan,

03:37there will be 100% Islamic law in Malaysia.

03:39There's no country in the world

03:41where there's 100% Islamic law.

03:43There's less, there's more, there's economics,

03:45it's different. But overall,

03:47if you look at Malaysia's standards,

03:49overall, it's best

03:51in the full world, according to me.

03:53This is my opinion.

03:55That's why,

03:57after migrating, Mashallah,

03:59I went there.

04:01So, what should you do?

04:03Mashallah, there are so many great scholars in the world.

04:05You should go.

04:07There should be Sharia laws.

04:09There, even though

04:11there are non-Muslims,

04:1337% non-Muslims,

04:15even then, Mashallah,

04:17the protection of Islam

04:19is at a high level, Mashallah.

04:21So, you should

04:23talk to the scholars

04:25here.

04:27You understand, right? You should talk to them.

04:29In Islam, Mashallah,

04:31Islam has the solution for all

04:33the problems of humanity.

04:35In Islam, all the problems have a solution.

04:37We don't act on those problems.

04:39Sir, men have been permitted

04:41in the Qur'an that

04:43they can marry four times.

04:45They are under the misconception

04:47that they have been permitted.

04:49They are ready to do all kinds of injustice

04:51to a woman.

04:53They are ready to kill her right.

04:55And for her right,

04:57neither does the law do anything,

04:59nor does anyone make a law.

05:01A woman just rubs her shoes

05:03in the court.

05:05Or she goes to her parents' house

05:07and makes them mentally ill.

05:09A man should never

05:11violate a woman's right.

05:13Because people have left the Qur'an

05:15untouched.

05:17No one wants to hear a woman's complaint

05:19about where she goes

05:21with her young children.

05:23So, I request you not to do this.

05:25No one wants to hear this.

05:27I think it's a little too much.

05:29The governor listens. I'm listening too.

05:31I'm listening, right?

05:33I can't do anything. It's a different matter.

05:35No one can listen to this.

05:37No one.

05:39Most people don't listen.

05:41No one should say anything.

05:43Right or not?

05:45So, if a man is doing too much,

05:47don't do it either.

05:49So, for this,

05:51you should approach those people

05:53who are the governor

05:55and the other scholars.

05:57You should approach them and find a solution.

05:59There are laws in Islam.

06:01There are laws in Islam.

06:03I wish to meet the governor

06:05but after coming here,

06:07there is a problem.

06:09It's not easy to meet the governor.

06:11The governor

06:13sat with everyone for so many hours.

06:15I haven't seen a better governor.

06:19I'm talking about what I saw

06:21in four days.

06:23He didn't open the gate.

06:25So, I complained to him.

06:27He opened the gate himself.

06:29I didn't get

06:31permission to give a speech here.

06:33I didn't get permission.

06:39In Pakistan,

06:41they didn't give me

06:43permission to give a speech.

06:45So, the governor came.

06:47May Allah bless him.

06:49I'm speaking openly.

06:53He wanted me to give a speech

06:55for 2000 rupees.

06:571000, 2000.

06:59It's a shame.

07:0110 lakh.

07:03In Pakistan, it's 2000.

07:05Now, it's 50,000, 60,000, 80,000.

07:07It's a shame.

07:09It's a shame.

07:15They didn't want me to give a speech.

07:17Internal politics is right.

07:21So, you should

07:23go to the right person

07:25and give a speech.

07:27God willing,

07:29the government

07:31will also help you.

07:33And I hope that

07:35whatever difficulties are in Pakistan,

07:37may Allah solve them.

07:39I hope that

07:41the brothers and sisters of Pakistan

07:43follow the Qur'an and read it.

07:45And I hope

07:47that

07:49in Pakistan and in the whole world,

07:51the Shariah will be preserved.

07:55Pakistan!

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