Posted on 05/08/2014 12:34:39 PM PDT by nickcarraway
She forged divorce documents to have a second husband
A court in Ajman sentenced an Arab woman to a suspended one year in prison on charges of forging official papers and having two husbands at the same time.
The woman went on trial in the northern emirate after her first husband filed a law suit accusing her of marrying another man after forging documents showing that he had divorced her in their home country.
The husband, in his 40s, denied divorcing her and told court that he had not travelled home with his wife at that time.
The court found that the woman had forged divorce documents to marry another man and convicted her of polyandry and forgery.
According to the Arabic language daily 'Al Bayan', the man with three children told the court that his wife flew home and returned to the UAE with another husband.
He told the court he was shocked to learn that she returned to the UAE but not to her home. He then learned that she was living with another husband, which is prohibited in Islam because he had not divorced her, the paper said.
It said the judge issued a reduced sentence against the wife after her first husband dropped the case and asked for divorce.
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I am surprised she was not stoned or thrown off a cliff.
I’m amazed she wasn’t killed immediately.
She just couldn’t get enough of that hot Dicken’s Cider!
its okay for me but not for thee.....
Islam is definitely biased toward the men. He can divorce her at will in three seconds, but she can’t divorce in most cases unless she has powerful relatives or can find a sympathetic judge.
Many muslim nations have charities for “hanging wives”, women whose husbands don’t support them but won’t divorce them.
This woman may have taken matters into her own hands and forged the divorce because he wouldn’t grant one.
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