Such a tired attempt at deflection. If you are literate, you can read the Quran. Obviously it’s impossible to translate from one language to another precisely, but it’s sufficient. ‘Beat’ her doesn’t suddenly mean ‘tickle’ her (that was a real argument made by a real person)https://twitter.com/plantagenent/status/941101934664192002 …
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And there are escalating punishments in 4:3 for disobedient wife 1. Admonish 2. Don’t sleep with 3. Lastly beat
Why is this always brought up in some limp attempt at defending the verse? Who cares how many steps there are before? Beating your wife should not be on that list.
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Of course. It is a refutation to those who say the verse doesn’t say or imply beating or striking your wife.
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