On Saturday, the 20th October 2018, the parliamentary elections took place in Afghanistan. According to the report of the United Nation Assistant Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) 16 percent (417 persons) of the candidates were women and the current statistics from the Independent Election Commission (IEC) reported that women make up approximately 32 percent of total registered voters.

....There is no room for comparison or preference in their roles because Allah (swt) has obligated the male and female equally to His (swt) orders and prohibitions, and He (swt) has rewarded them for the good deeds even if it’s the weight of an atom and punished them for the bad deeds even if it’s the weight of an atom without discrimination

Marriage in Islam is far from being merely a legal contract between men and women but rather it is a contract that links their lives with the obedience of Allah and making Him the Most High the Arbiter between them, through the arbitration of His Book and the Sunnah of His Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him.

Intellectuals, social scientists, and many others have given polygamy great importance as a highly controversial subject, it is still and will remain so as long as the war on Islam and its rules is ongoing. The issue of polygamy deems a subject rich with material for criticizing and attacking Islam and Muslims,