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@@HK-uq9by My friend, please read my comment again. I did NOT say Sighah goes back to Ottoman Empire. I said 'Harems' goes back to Ottoman Empire (obviously the Sultan) which is older than Safavid dynasty. I also surely mentioned that Sighah is Shia's terminology. Unlike the 'Kaniz' in Sunni world back then (including sexual abuse), Sighah by definition did not convey slavery and unlimited contract. In theory, Sighah has to be timed and mutual. That's why unlike 'Kaniz' (in its old meaning), it did not go extinct. In modern world, Sighah in many cases is being used by singles as a sort of religious equivalent of western couples. Sunni people can argue that Sighah is Shia's invention, but since they consider the whole Shia an invention, such argument would be pointless. Last but not least, cruelty and discrimination against women in the course of history and around the world is an undeniable fact. Turning a blind eye on 'Kaniz', polygamy or cheating over your spouse (globally) and pining weak moral on Shia is not consistant with historical facts.

@@HK-uq9by I'm really glad you brought this up and mentioned that these things go back way before Shia. My whole point of this thread is that this video is trying to pin harem and cheating on Shia. Otherwise, we all know that the concept of Harem (not the word 'Harem') is much older than Islam. The word 'Harem' is defined by Oxford Dictionary (more reliable and academic than Wikipedia) exclusivly for Muslim countries. Unlike what this video implies it did not started by Shia and Safavid dynasty. As far as I know, in islamic world, the Ottoman Sultan already had harems and they were not Shia.

Although Sighah has been widely misused by married men to cheat over their wives, the idea of temporary marriage for SINGLE adult people under sort of moral commitment is aligned with life partners in the modern world. This allows singles to feel they are still religious and yet have the means to find their soulemates.

@@HK-uq9by Again thank you for sharing detailed information.