In the Days of Abraham: Black Man: Beware of Chastisement if any Physical Abuse to Black Women
Much resposibility is given to the black male in the hereafter. His trials and tribulation in getting to the prize requires sacrifice, patience and self control. Taking your anger on the weaker of the s*xes does not please the One God. Allah(God) has said to exert a chastisement on any black man that abuses his weight over a woman. Apparently to Almighty God (Allah), this is a critical problem with the Black American family and He(Allah) has heard the cry of the Black women. So the father comes home. When the father comes home, the family straightens up. You know how the siblings get when their father drives up. They may have been bad all day.....but when the father walk in the door....there is a tendency to correct yourself. Black Man in America.....YOU MUST STOP HITTING YOUR WOMEN or beware of the consequences. Of course, you are free to doubt me for being the father. You can doubt that I am "little Abraham". But, if you strike another black woman, you will find out how much truth is behind me.
Alright Brother Jamal,
I think this is good that you have pointed out that Black men shouldn't beat their mates whom Allah has blessed him with. This message is a truly note worthy message in my opinion ( not that I didn't like the other blogs if only for their entertainment value), because beating/hitting/striking/tapping another human being is just not what is beneficial. It's interesting that you you the word chastisement, because I was reading something from the Holy book the Q'uran regards this chastiment / beat that is taken out of context by well meaning men (is what I call them for the benefit of doubt) but nonetheless immature and ignorant persons.
I have been in relationship where the guy hit me and I would hit him... it took me a while to realize my worth that a civilized person doesn't resort to physical violence or physical abuse in order to communicate his/her point. Both of us at that time were searching for things that we both missed out on in our childhood... (Good men who I like to call FATHERS). His father happened to have been a pastor who beat his mother when he was married to his mom. Sad isn't it?