ONE WOMAN WITH FIVE HUSBANDS

Let’s read the blatant lie of the cursed Waseem Rizvi. He claims that there isn’t any punitive mechanism in the Islam religion though there prevails the penal provisions of hundreds whips or stoning to death punishment. Let it be clear that such is an Islamic mechanism of Code of Rulings as each and every religion has its own personal code of laws and customs. There is a religion in which many men marry a single woman; which is a custom of that particular religion. It is mentioned by Doctor Muhammad Ahmed Naeemi in his book “The Comparative Study of the Hindu and Islam religion”, Volume Two, Page No 594 that the translation of a Mantra in Rig Ved by Dayanand Saraswati is as follows.

“O, fortunate woman! O, woman desiring a glad fortune! You desire another husband apart from me”.

Dr. Muhammad Ahmed Naeemi writes in his book “The Comparative Study of the Hindu and Islam religion”, Volume Two, Page No 595 that

“So, it is written in Mahabharat, the Book of the Beginning:

“As soon as the majestic Pandavas looked at Dropadi, the deity of love rendered them stupefied and consequently left her influence on them. The god created the beauty of Dropadi par excellent when compared with the beauty of other women which fascinated the heart of every living being. The super creature among mankind and the son of Kunti- Yudhishthir – could decipher the internal motive of his brothers by considering their manoeuvre and simultaneously he could recall all the matters of Vyas Rusi. Hence, suspecting the mutual enmity among the brothers, Yudhishthir addressed to all brothers that Dropadi who is endowed with the best attributes is the wife of all of us”.

Here, can the cursed Waseem respond as to which punitive mechanism is there for getting the second husband though a woman has already married a husband? Or which punitive provisions would be invoked on them if five persons have sexual intercourse with a single wife? Dr. Muhammad Ahmed Naeemi Sahab writes in the same book on Page No 554 that generally on a well known basis, there are eight types of marriages in the Hindu religion. One of them is ‘Rakshsh’ marriage. In the case of ‘Rakshsh’marriage; “the deterrents are beaten up and injured, the gates of the house are broken down and the girl is forcefully taken up from the house while she is crying”. Here, can the cursed Waseem Rizvi mention as to which punitive provisions are applicable for such a custom of the Hindu religion? No, he can’t reply to this question even till his last breath of life.