Nuchuz and darb. Couple Conflict and Domestic Violence in the Quran: Treatment and Remedies

"...those (of your wives) whose disobedience (nuchuz) you fear, exhort them, get away from them in their beds and strike them (idribuhunna)

Among the many controversial subjects of the Koran, this passage taken from verse 34 of sura 4, has aroused many passions among both Muslims and non-Muslims.

The question of conjugal violence being very complex, and the Koranic language remaining very concise, the conjunction of these two characteristics will allow all the reductions and therefore all the manipulations among those who especially do not want to understand Islam.

Among them, Islamophobic Islamologists, careerist politicians, but also complex Muslim thinkers and violent men of bad faith... All contributing to manipulate or reduce the true teaching of the aforementioned Koranic verse.

Alongside these people, there is you, dear reader, who legitimately asks questions about this verse so brandished and used by polemicists of all persuasions. You ask yourself: What to think of this Quranic passage?

If you are in this case, then this book can help you better understand the original contribution of the Koran to the problem of couple conflict, through, in particular, verse 34 that few people have been able to read in all its depth, but also in its entirety, and therefore in all its coherence.

We therefore place in your hands this work which will lead you beyond the simplism of ignorant or bad faith interpreters to show you the true scope of Koranic teaching on the subject, both in its external aspect and in its interior appearance.

Topics covered in this book:

• woman nuchuz
• wife's obedience to husband
• nuchuz of man
• man wants divorce
• man is unfair to his wife
• domestic violence
• the version