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Muhammed visste vad han sysslade med i vissa aspekter, men hans religion var inte så mycket att hänga i granen.
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Ayatollah Khomeini's Religious Teachings on Marriage, Divorce and Relationships
Farsi quotation from
Khomeini's book
"Tahrir-ol-Masael"
Article in Farsi by Khomeini on Adultery (Humor)
A woman may legally belong to a man in one of two ways; by continuing marriage
or temporary marriage. In the former, the duration of the marriage need not be
specified; in the latter, it must be stipulated, for example, that it is for a
period of an hour, a day, a month, a year, or more.
A man can marry a girl younger than nine years of age, even if the girl is still
a baby being breastfed. A man, however is prohibited from having intercourse
with a girl younger than nine, other sexual act such as forplay, rubbing,
kissing and sodomy is allowed. A man having intercourse with a girl younger than
nine years of age has not comitted a crime, but only an infraction, if the girl
is not permanently damaged. If the girl, however, is permanently damaged, the
man must provide for her all her life. But this girl will not count as one of
the man's four permanent wives. He also is not permitted to marry the girl's
sister.
A father or a paternal grandfather has the right to marry off a child who is
insane or has not reached puberty by acting as its representative. The child may
not annul such a marriage after reaching puberty or regaining his sanity, unless
the marriage is to his manifest disadvantage.
Any girl who is of age, that is, capable of understanding what is in her own
best interest, if she wishes to get married and is a virgin, must procure the
authorization of her father or paternal grandfather. The permission of her
mother or brother is not required.
A marriage is annulled if a man finds that his wife is afflicted with one of the
seven following disabilities: madness, leprosy, eczema, blindness, paralysis
with aftereffects, malformation of the urinary and genital tracts or of the
genital-tract and rectum through conjoining thereof, or vaginal malformation
making Coitus impossible.
If a wife finds out after marriage that her husband is suffering from mental
illness, that he is a castrate, impotent, or has had his testicles excised, she
may apply for annulment of her marriage.
If a wife has her marriage annulled because her husband is unable to have sexual
relations with her either vaginally or anally, he must pay her as damages one-half
of her mehryeh (her price) specified in the marriage contract. If the husband or
wife annuls the marriage for any of the above-mentioned reasons, the man owes
nothing to the woman if they have had sexual relations together; if they have
not, he must pay her the full amount of the dowry.
A Moslem woman may not marry a non-Moslem man; nor may a Moslem man marry a non-Moslem
woman in continuing marriage, but he may take a Jewish or Christian woman in
temporary marriage.
A woman who has contracted a continuing marriage does not have the right to go
out of the house without her husband's permission; she must remain at his
disposal for the fulfillment of any one of his desires, and may not refuse
herself to him except for a religiously valid reason. If she is totally
submissive to him, the husband must provide her with her food, clothing, and
lodging, whether or not he has the means to do so.
A woman who refuses herself to her husband is guilty, and may not demand from
him food, clothing, lodging, or any later sexual relations; however, she retains
the right to be paid damages if she is repudiated.
If a man who has married a girl who has not reached puberty possesses her
sexually before her ninth birthday, inflicting traumatisms upon her, he has no
right to repeat such an act with her.
A man who has contracted a continuing marriage may not leave his wife for so
long a time as to allow her to question the validity of the marriage; however,
he is not obligated to spend one night out of every four with her.
A husband must have sexual relations with his wife at least once in every four
months.