It's now legal in Pakistan for men to marry underage girls once they menstruate

On February 3rd, the Sindh High Court in Karachi ruled that men can marry underage girls, under Sharia law, after they have experienced their first menstrual cycle. This is the same set of laws that rule homosexuals, adulterers and blasphemers should be put to death and that it's okay to lie for the sake of Islam.

Sharia law [Islamic law as handed down in the Koran] allows men to marry girls as long as they've had their first period. The prophet of Islam, Mohammed, married Aisha when she was 6-years-old and still played with dolls, and on the pleading of the child's father, who gifted his daughter to Mohammed, he waited a full three years before having sex with the child, thus consummating the marriage.

So Sharia law is actually more conservative than the prophet of Islam by having the adult male having to wait until the child has her first period.

The ruling of the court in the case was of 14-year-old Huma Younus, a Catholic girl who was abducted,  forcibly converted and married off to a Muslim adult in October 2019. Her parents went to the police and the court seeking justice in the matter.

The teen’s parents said that the girl was born on 22 May 2005 and have provided a Catholic baptismal certificate and school testimony as evidence that she is merely 14 and thus, the marriage was invalid and illegal, citing the Sindh Child Marriage Restraint Act, which prohibits the marriage of any child under the age of 18.

But the Muslim judges ruled the marriage between the child and her abductor, Abdul Jabbar, was legal under Sharia law because she had already experienced her first period.

After the high court’s regressive verdict, Younus' parents and their lawyer Tabassum Yousaf, announced that they will seek justice from Pakistan’s Supreme Court. 

They plan to fight this injustice to the bitter end, but Pakistan is a theocracy and it's doubtful that the Sindh High Court ruling will be overturned. In order to do that, they will first need to set their watches to the Twenty-First Century.

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Germany wants to invalidate Muslim refugees' pedophile marriages

Islam's prophet, Mohammed, married one of his dozen or so wives when she was 6-years-old! Her name was Aisha and being as considerate as he could be, he waited until she turned 9 before he had sex with her.

Many Muslims do all they can to emulate Mohammed, from drinking camel urine, to hating Jews, to killing gays and even to marrying very young girls.

Muslim immigration has brought this situation to Europe in droves. The German government is preparing legislation to outlaw child marriage, a "normal" practice among the country's more than one million refugees.

How un-Islamic of Germany.

The proposed bill has the support of the Social Democrats and the Christian Democratic Union, which are the majority parties in the ruling coalition.

It appears that Germany has finally removed their heads from their nether regions and identified a problem that challenges their core belief that pedophilia is a bad thing.

Of course, Muslims aren't taking this lying down--there has been a spike in acts of violence as hate crimes have soared by 77 percent between 2014 and 2015. There has been 1.050 recorded cases of arson against refugee homes last year, as German nationals appear fed up with the inundation of refugees who demand more and more from host nations.

Germany now has 4.7 million Muslims who comprise 5.8 percent of the total population. There are at least 1,450 Muslim couples in Germany in which at least one spouse (usually the female) is underaged. In 361 of these marriages, at least one partner is under 14, but the legal age for marriage in Germany is 18. The underage marriages may be much higher than we know, according to Deutsche Welle, Germany's international broadcaster.

If the legislation is passed, and it probably will be, it would deny legal status to any marriage in which one partner is under the age of 16 and would require a legal hearing if a partner is between 16 and 18.

Diedre Berger Director of the American Jewish Committee's office in Berlin believes that poverty and insecurity in life in the refugee camps in the Middle East is driving Muslim families to push their daughters into underage marriage for their protection from other Muslim men, some of whom think it's okay to sexually assault any unmarried woman they want. 

Berger believes that about half of the marriages in the refugee camps involve children under the age of 16. "A law that would annul these marriages leaves the young women very vulnerable, and some already have children."


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