If Allah allowed it, then it is perfectly wise, just, and pure — even if your emotions or modern mindset cannot process it yet. Let’s talk real examples: 🧕🏽 1. Aisha (RA)’s Marriage to the Prophet ﷺ Modern minds question it: “She was so young! It sounds wrong!” But here’s the reality: ➡️ It was done with full honour, parental approval, deep wisdom, and emotional safety. ➡️ Aisha (RA) herself cherished it — she became a scholar, a teacher, and proud wife of the Prophet ﷺ. ➡️ *Allah allowed it.*☝🏼 It was part of the Prophet's ﷺ life, and thus — it is not wrong. 🧠 *If it sounds wrong to you, then the problem is in your lens, not Islam.* 🏹2. *The Concept of Concubines and polygamy in Islamic History* This makes many feel uneasy today. But pause. ➡️ Islam didn’t create slavery — it came to regulate, protect, and slowly abolish it with dignity. ➡️ The system of concubines and polygamy was a regulated mercy in a time of war and captivity, with full rights to women, and elevation through marriage. 🎯 If you’re reacting emotionally — not intellectually or spiritually — you’re judging a system designed by the All-Wise. ✍️ 3. *Any Ayah or Hadith That You Feel “Uncomfortable” With* Do you feel uneasy when you hear: “Men are protectors over women”? “Women should wear khimar and jilbab”? “Obey your husband”? “Cut off the hand of the thief”? “Fight in the cause of Allah”? Ask yourself: Who taught you to doubt Allah’s commands? Instagram? Netflix? Comment sections? “Progressive” Muslims? ⚠️ That’s not learning. That’s slow indoctrination