The story of the Kuwaiti man who divorced his wife because he found her in a published video dancing at one of the women’s gatherings
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The student : ... You know the Kuwaiti preacher mentioned, Subhan Allah, my Shaykh, a tragedy regarding this issue, a tragedy, a tragedy. I mean, I say that the man’s wife was covered, wearing the jilbab, meaning she was observant. But her weakness was that when she went to the women’s gatherings, the women’s gatherings, she would become like the rest of these women, taking off the hijab and dancing, and they would dance like the rest of the women. I mean, even these gatherings that take place at weddings, and her husband would say to her, meaning, don’t go, my daughter, don’t go. And she would make excuses and say, “O son of the noble, it is all among women,” and so on. The point is that one day, at a wedding, they were filming the gathering on video. Of course, they filmed it. It is possible that her face was not shown, or it is possible that her thighs were shown, or something like that, and she was dancing and so on. The point is that he says the days passed and the days came, after a year or two, she went to Riyadh.
The Shaykh : Who is she?
The student : No, the man.
The Shaykh : Her husband.
The student : Ah, the incident happened in Kuwait. The husband says he went to Riyadh and went to his maternal uncles, relatives, a group like that. And lo and behold, they were sitting in the gathering discussing, saying, “Which are the most beautiful women, the Kuwaitis or the Saudis?” One said the Kuwaitis, and one said, “I will tell you, we will bring the proof now and you will see.” So he put in a video tape. The video tape was the tape of that gathering, stolen in one way or another, I do not know. He said, “So I was sitting, shy, next to him, and so on, meaning his relatives and so on. And lo and behold, I saw my wife dancing, and now everyone is watching her, and she is, meaning, without a hijab, and so on. So I could not control myself, and I traveled immediately and divorced my wife.”
The Shaykh: Allahu Akbar.
The student : He says, mentioning that these tapes are sold for the highest prices on the basis that people are bored of the artificial scenes that are depicted, these nude scenes, because this is acting; they want something real, meaning, Arab pictures and so on. So I warn, of course, that it was truly a good lesson: be aware, these gatherings do not deceive you into thinking it is all women; the matter is, meaning, terrible.
The Shaykh: Allah is the Greatest!
The student: Yes.
The Shaykh : Allah is the Helper.
The Shaykh : Who is she?
The student : No, the man.
The Shaykh : Her husband.
The student : Ah, the incident happened in Kuwait. The husband says he went to Riyadh and went to his maternal uncles, relatives, a group like that. And lo and behold, they were sitting in the gathering discussing, saying, “Which are the most beautiful women, the Kuwaitis or the Saudis?” One said the Kuwaitis, and one said, “I will tell you, we will bring the proof now and you will see.” So he put in a video tape. The video tape was the tape of that gathering, stolen in one way or another, I do not know. He said, “So I was sitting, shy, next to him, and so on, meaning his relatives and so on. And lo and behold, I saw my wife dancing, and now everyone is watching her, and she is, meaning, without a hijab, and so on. So I could not control myself, and I traveled immediately and divorced my wife.”
The Shaykh: Allahu Akbar.
The student : He says, mentioning that these tapes are sold for the highest prices on the basis that people are bored of the artificial scenes that are depicted, these nude scenes, because this is acting; they want something real, meaning, Arab pictures and so on. So I warn, of course, that it was truly a good lesson: be aware, these gatherings do not deceive you into thinking it is all women; the matter is, meaning, terrible.
The Shaykh: Allah is the Greatest!
The student: Yes.
The Shaykh : Allah is the Helper.
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