Is the questioner's objection to some of God's legislations, such as polygyny and the rights of men and women, considered disbelief (kufr)?
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Man is not held accountable for mere thoughts unless they lead to words or actions, and he must resist them. Disliking these thoughts is a sign of faith. One must submit to the rulings of Islamic law. Guardianship (qawamah) is for organizing family affairs, not for domination, and a wife's obedience to her husband has limits. Among the wisdoms of the waiting period () is to ensure the purity of the womb.
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