Sura 65, Managing your females, and setting out the terms of divorce

Manage the female. Within Mein Koran, women are tools, objects and procreation devices. Men rule, women obey. That is a main theme of the pagan Meccan cult, which worships Baal [the iLah], and Muhammad [the totalitarian Jihadist, rapist, murderer, war leader etc. who today would be called 'radical'].

Nowhere in the Koran is there a pretext or legal code of 'female rights'. The best that can be said, is that a man who divorces one of his many wives, must ensure that she is taken care of, or given sustenance. This does not hold true if she has blasphemed or committed adultery.

“The Koran, and Islam in general is obviously and decidedly a misogynistic tool. There is little in the Koran which elevates women. It is quite clear that hierarchy exists within the Muslim world, with Arab males at the top and female slaves near the bottom. This Sura outlines the 'laws' regarding divorce and its first seven verses are the only verses in the Koran which one can consider to be 'nice' to women. For in these verses there are commands given by the impersonal force and thing Allah, on how men should approach a divorce – but as usual with the Koran, the text is so badly written and garbled that any number of interpretations can be collected from its reading:

.....There is no law here, just a general code of conduct. So don't divorce your women – plural – unless they have misbehaved. Notice that Islam allows men polygamy, but not females. It takes for granted the inferior status of women. In Suras 4, 9, 60 for instance which are written after this Sura, and elsewhere in the Koran, it is pretty clear that women do not have the same rights as men [they are half the value of a man]; and that a man can simply divorce a woman by saying 'I divorce you' three times. Thus the fallacy of quoting Sura 65 as an example of glowing female 'rights' within Islam is that the entire notion of female equality within the Koranic cult is false, and this Sura is anyways superseded by later Suras which in Islamic theology are far more important than earlier Suras.”

The first 7 verses are 'laws' or admonitions which are entirely at the discretion of the man who runs the household as a patriarchal monarch. He can determine what is 'lewd' or improper. There is no objective set of definitions as to what constitutes improper conduct on the part of the female.

Besides 'female management' there is the all important theme of violence against the UnBelievers. This is the 'good stuff' of Koranic theology. In this Sura of 12 verses only 4 preach hate speech against those who are either not Moslem, or dare to defy the thunderous strictures of the Al-Lah moon diety. How moderate.

Verse 11 lays out a fantastic hereafter for the pious Moslem and by contrast and default, an eternity of hellfire and doom for those who reject Allah's messenger. Severe torment awaits the Unbeliever [65:10], who is linked to evil in his disbelief [65:9]; and who will follow those in times past who 'revolted' against the 'commands' of the moon deity of Mecca. Toleration indeed.

Only those who submit and lose their individuality, free-will and rationality to the Al-Lah idol will prosper. The rest will simply be eradicated. This is a cult of intense intolerance merged with a rapturous and diabolical obsession about the Day of Judgement. It is fair to say that besides misogyny the Koran and the cult of Muhammad are fascistically and fatalistically entranced with the destruction of those who reject his prophet-hood. In that vein Islam does not differ that much from other pagan cults of communalism.