#C27093 Assalamu Alaikum. I am a 19-year-old female. I got engaged (nikah) in January 2025, and my nikah lasted for almost a year before I got married in November 2025. Before marriage, I had a physical relationship, but it was forceful. I wanted to escape that situation because that man would not leave me alone. When my marriage was arranged, I was extremely happy because I felt like Allah had finally given me a way out. The man I married was a bit overweight and had some physical issues, but I never judged him or felt bad about it. People around me said we were not a good match, but I believed Allah had planned something beautiful for me. From the time of our nikah until the wedding, he seemed like the best man on earth. He would secretly come to meet me, even without informing his family, while my family always knew where I was going. After marriage, just 15 days later, we had our first fight. His salary had run out, and he was shouting that there was no money and expenses were too much. I never cared about money or looks—I only wanted a caring and loving husband. He did not speak to me the whole day, and I kept crying, wondering what my fault was because I had never demanded anything. Our second fight happened about a month later. I was reading the Quran, and he corrected a mistake I made. I accepted it, but when he kept repeating it two or three times, I became irritated. He then dragged me by my arm in front of my in-laws and pulled me upstairs. I had been hungry since morning and had just gotten my period, so I was already emotionally and physically drained. Things were somewhat okay after that, but our third major fight happened because of a misunderstanding created by his father. I apologized and begged for forgiveness, but he left the house in anger and did not come back for an entire day. I was a newlywed bride, and people were watching the drama unfold. When he finally came back late at night, he did not even come to our room. I cried so much and wanted to call my parents to take me home, but I stayed silent. Later that night, he snatched my phone and secretly checked it. I was calm because I had nothing to hide. I had blocked my ex and there were a few random men in my contacts whom I barely knew. When he asked, I told him everything honestly. That was the point where my destruction began. He told me that before our nikah, my ex had messaged him and told him everything about my past, calling me “used.” He said he had ignored it because he thought I was just immature. If he knew everything before marriage, he could have refused, but instead he used it against me later. That night, he said, “Spend this night here; tomorrow I will divorce you.” I spent the whole night shivering and begging while he slept peacefully. The next morning, he told me to get ready so he could drop me off. I ran to my in-laws, and they asked what happened. I stayed silent, but my husband shouted at me and threatened divorce if I did not speak. I finally told them everything. My mother-in-law said, “Yes, leave her,” but my father-in-law supported me and said what happened had happened and we should move on. I held his feet and begged him to save my marriage. My husband then told his brothers everything, saying this was the kind of wife he had been given. Ironically, he claimed he had never spoken to any non-mahram woman, yet he had his own past—he had crushes and watched pornography. No matter how serious our fights were, he always wanted physical intimacy. On one side he threatened divorce, and on the other side he wanted physical relations. Later, he took away my phone and kept me locked in the house. I accepted it because I only wanted to save my marriage. For a whole month, I neither saw my parents nor spoke to them. Whenever he became extremely angry, he would choke me or drag me out of the house in front of everyone and leave me at my mother’s home. He abused my mother terribly and even called her a prostitute. My father held my husband’s feet and begged him to forgive me, but he would not listen. He would leave me and then return the next day crying, saying he got angry but could not live without his wife. Despite everything, I never taunted him for how he treated my parents. I stayed happy and loyal. But he kept insulting me in front of his family, calling me filthy names and humiliating me. We never even went on a honeymoon. I was saving money myself so that maybe we could go somewhere nearby just to refresh our minds. Then one day he got extremely angry, dragged me out of the house, threw me into the car, and told me to go to my mother’s house. On the way, he gave me one divorce. His father was sitting there and did nothing, as if this behavior was completely normal. The next day he came back asking for me again. My father refused and said he would send legal papers, but my husband apologized and begged me to return. Later, he made a fake account using my name and contacted my ex, asking for our pictures and pretending to be me, saying, “If I get divorced, will you accept me?” I never contacted my ex again after my engagement. He also manipulated my friend into giving him account passwords and used that to recover my old pictures with my ex. Whenever he accused me of things I had not done, he would force me to swear on the Quran while I was menstruating, and I would swear truthfully. I kept begging everyone to make him understand. I told them I would spend my whole life in captivity if necessary, but please do not divorce me. Three months ago, everything seemed normal. We came back from an outing, and after using me physically, he suddenly said, “I am divorcing you,” and pronounced divorce three times. At 2 a.m., I called my father to come and pick me up. My father came and said, “Shame on a man like you, your children, and your upbringing,” but even then he did not insult him further. My parents did not know about my past—it was something only Allah and I knew. Yet my husband exposed it to everyone. Even after divorce, he kept texting me saying, “Forgive me, come back, I made a mistake, I was wrong.” I had sincerely repented to Allah for my past and accepted my mistake. I was trying my best to be a good wife. I did all the household work myself, even though there were maids in the house, because he said he could not afford to pay them. Sometimes I went to sleep hungry. I fed him with my own hands. Even after all the humiliation, I never demanded money or made unnecessary requests. Yet he still complained that he had married into a poor family and that my parents gave him nothing, even though I brought all my dowry and my father paid for the wedding events. The only thing was that he didn't had any past or any girl in his like maybe because of his looks other than that he was used to abuse people he never obeyed or gave respect to his parents always keep lying about the stuff I want to know: who was wrong in this situation? How much of it was my fault? Should he have kept my truth private? Or was what he did justified? Did I really deserve all of this?
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past relationship is the main problem here. But even before marriage your husband knew about this from your ex. He had an option to reject you. Instead, he married you and torturing you to the core. It's really good if you stay with your parents instead of going back to that person. Living alone is better than living with a monster. Go to work, take care of your parents, live with peace of mind.
The only fault you did is marrying that guy... Seems he got what he never deserved. And i don't understand why you have been begging all the time. A relationship should be totally based upon trust and respect. If your partner can't respect you I think he doesn't deserve to be your husband. You need to realise even if your husband comes for patchup you need to ask for khula this time. Make your strong. Still you can complete your studies. Have some skills and be confident of whatever you did in your past was just a part of time. You are not repeating what you did once with your ex. May almighty bless with strength and courage.
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Dear sister, please get out of this toxic relationship. There are many good men out there in society. You seem to be very young. If you haven't completed your degree yet, you should finish it. Otherwise, you can get another degree or take some courses, and then start a new path for yourself. Don’t get any fear for society all the best 👍🏻
It's incredible that people can digest that long suffering just in the name of being married to unknown strangers.
I never read long posts but for some reason I started reading & recalled a movie- Haq. Please take care & you or your parents dont need to beg anyone.
Sorry to hear this, but the moment he hit you was the moment you should have walked away. No matter how angry someone is, there is never any justification for raising a hand against you or disrespecting you. Everyone has a past, but it seems he only used you for his own comfort and convenience. You should have stood up for yourself the first time it happened and never gone back. You deserve to be treated with respect, kindness, and dignity. Ask Allah for forgiveness for the mistakes you committed in past, make sincere tawbah, and trust in His mercy. Inshallah Allah will ease your pain.
The physical relationship was not being forcefully, the girl also wanted to do it lol😂😂if girl wasn't ready for that then boy couldn't even touch her without permission 😂😂
I didn't understand "FORCEFULL PHYSICAL RELATIONSHIP".
What has been done cannot be undone. You are still young. Start everything afresh, forget your past ( though its not easy) study & become financially independent. Never marry again, better you remain single.
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You deserve it, your past was not a mistake, it was a choice. Sab galtiyan karte fir rote ye sab q hora bolke.
Congratulations on escaping from the devil. He is the devil - he was going to torment you emotionally and physically for the rest of your life. God saved you and gave you a second chance. Don't look back and don't go back to him, ever. As for your past, everyone has pasts. He has no authority to hold your past against you. He does not own you. You are your own person and not a property. Instead of living in the past, thank God that you are away from the monster of a man and focus on your future. As for ex, sounds like another vile man. Stay far away from such filth. Your life is yours and yours only. People talk like dogs bark - eventually they will get tired. No need to explain anything to anyone. Move forward and be happy.
In this situation you were wrong that you shouldn't have given him second chance.
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Listen girl . In this age and era if a man treats you the way you have been abused and humiliated …. Don’t even think twice . You have been saved from a lifetime of suffering.It’s not about saving any marriage . It’s about your dignity . Marriage is a wonderful institution which requires 2 imperfect individuals who respect each others flaws and past and secure a bright future … I don’t see anything of that in your post . I don’t know how much you are educated but please finish your graduation atleast and become independent . You help your parents to run the house … don’t be a burden and god willing one day you will Look back and be proud of what you are . God bless .
No you didn't deserve this at all. But I think as per the situation it will be better if you try to move on. The man has probably some psychological problem. If he new before the marriage he could refused to marry you but he instead choose to torture you. Whatever you have only one life so I think you should move on.
Madam if u were so god fearing why was enjoyment required before nikah. U said u were reading quran so in quran is it fine to have a physical relationship before marriage? Now coming to husband and wife issues this are common in every religion u have two options as always u take kulla and start new life simple
Triple talaq is banned in india. He can't divorce you just like that... And what a story "forced physical relationship with ex" lol.. the abuses did by ur husband is bad but did u confess ur past to ur husband at time of marriage? Especially the 1 year gap u had?
Assalamu alaikum my dear sister and friend to see to b vry frankly ur past is a lesson to ur life at the same time each n every human being has the same past it's not abt sex money good r bad it all depends on situations see i don't want to point out others I'll tl u abt my own life I m 38 now that to I m a middle class person who's driving an auto rickshaw in Bangalore thr r vry few ppl lik u who's willing to liv a small family with happy peaceful life but most of the men don't understand the value of a life n wife even I went through this kind of problems after my marriage now I m living my life alone it's going to b 10+years because of uncomfortable words which I was expecting frm partner now I lost the intrest in her n I m only taking care of my son's education n living my life y I m telling u my life is because u lost ur education and life ones fr all because of ur past so now nothing is wrong as u always mentioned Allah is there with you n ur family is thr with u don't b shame on ur self because of this marriage n life plz start ur education wrk fr ur family and ur self ull really find a partner in future god is thr keep ur self busy always don't ever never turn to ur husband again if u really love ur family the most life is not a joke we think life well become better 1day but day by day life is vry toughest lesson to overcome ourselves frm the worst life to better life mainly don't keep on thinking about wts happened it's ur past move on god is with you and your family is with u best of luck 👍👍👍👍 everything is going to be alright soon 👍👍👍👍
See kiddo... Human Beings make mistakes... The problem is when we don't accept that mistake... Or let that mistake rot our life away... Seems in your case it's the later... So don't let this goofup rot your life away... Leave... Begin a new life... But don't hide away from the past own it as a learning experience... Hope you choose the right path
Sorry to hear this but hope you are at peace now. Somehow the story looks TGTBT....during these modern times where social media is the easiest help you could have got. I wish your parents taught you that nothing should matter more than your self respect.. irrespective of your past life...we are humans...bound to make mistakes. It's sad that you lost your time and energy. I truly wish you find a good partner so that you can move on and stop blaming yourself
Who was wrong in all this - Allah
Isn't triple talak not allowed anymore??
What do you mean by ''forceful physical relationship'' ⁉️
No one has the right to abuse you physically and mentally period.Nothing can justify physical and mental abuse by partner. You are saved big time..next time a man tries to harm you,abuse you give it back..slap,shout ,kick ,use your nails teeth do whatever just don't be quiet.
Most people had relationships earlier. Your fault was that you didn’t say this to your husband before your marriage. He came to know from your ex. This was the main problem. But you are not completely wrong in this situation. Your husband should understand that you were in a relationship not you are in now. Past is past. He could choose to stay humble and accept it. He didn’t. He abused you and used you as well. Now don't return. Stay single, build your career and stay happy.
Now search and know a great practice called nikah halala if your ex husband requests to remarry. May be your father-in-law or brother inlaw would be best option to do so. All the best.
Please never go back towards him. Marry someone who can really care about you.
Father was quite in the car during talaq because he was preparing for halala nikah
Repent for whatever happened before marriage, It's between you and Allah now. Don't do the same mistake again. No further sharing about past to anyone in the future. Your ex husband may come back but he may not accept you fully even if he begs you to come back now. He/his family might torture you again. Don't allow yourself to go through that pain again. Make yourself busy through studies,courses, job etc and move on. 2nd marriage is possible but only marry after being Independent. Your own family might taunt you sometime in that case , Sabr. It might hurt but focus on your goal of being Independent. Men might come to give you emotional support , don't seek it from them again. They might use and manipulate you again. Repent and do not get into the trap again.Wait for things to be halal and comes with respect. Learn from your past and Improve. In your free time learn deen for peace. It will help you distract from the pain.
You were wrong. To get married at that age instead of empowering yourself with education and a career. To let him treat you so badly. To keep begging him to keep your marriage. To let him insult your family. Yes, you were wrong all through. You should have never married so young. I don't know if this is a real story of your life or you wrote it just like that, but here is a very important lesson for all boys and girls. First build your own life, grow your spine and then marry only if you find your person.
If you ask Allah wholeheartedly for forgiveness, then this could be forgave by Allah. Don't discuss it again and again. First take rest, take care of health, come out from this panic situations. As you asked forgiveness (tauba) , inshallah Allah will show you better//best life, may be with new life (partner). If you need really , I will send you some YT audios for peace of mind.
When the things are over what is the reason to think about it again. There are issues from both the sides but abusing someone routinely and sharing partners shortcomings to everyone is a bigger sin that will be punished by Almighty. If someone is not comfortable with his partner don't make hell out of it Try to sort it If not Move on in seperate directions without making any show out of it
Listen to this beautiful song 🎵 in your free time: "Pesugiraen Pesugiraen Un Idhayam Pesugiraen... Puyal Adithaal Kalangaadhe, Naan Pookkal Neetugiraen..." The past is gone and cannot be changed. What truly matters is the present and the future you choose to create. Every action you take makes a difference. The important question is: What difference are you going to make? Even when we place dots after a full stop, it signifies that the story is not over—it continues. Likewise, life always offers another chapter, another opportunity, and another reason to move forward. So, leave the past behind, embrace the present, and keep moving ahead with confidence. Never give up. Stay strong 💪 and believe that your best days are still ahead of you. ✨
I believe your ex was wrong in this situation. Once you got married, he should have respected your new life and closed that chapter instead of contacting your husband and bringing up the past. Your husband also made a mistake. If he knew everything before marriage and chose to move forward, he should not have later used those same issues against you when things became difficult. Now that the marriage has ended, your priority should be protecting your peace and emotional well-being. Don't allow either your ex or your former husband to continue affecting your emotions or decisions. Learn from the past and avoid repeating the same mistakes, because once we recognize a mistake, repeating it becomes a choice rather than an oversight. Take care of yourself and your parents, give yourself time to heal, and gradually come out of this period of grief. When you feel ready, consider finding a suitable life partner who respects and values you. Unfortunately, some people may view a divorced or separated woman as vulnerable, especially if she is independent and working, so it is important to be cautious and protect yourself. May Almighty Allah ease your hardships, heal your heart, and bless you with a life filled with peace, dignity, and happiness in this world and the Hereafter. Aameen.
Walaikum salam warahmatullahi wabarakatuhu... May Allah heal your heart and replace every pain with something beautiful...Ameen 🤲 You didn’t deserve this at all... Please take this phase as a sign to value yourself more deeply... Walk forward with dignity, set boundaries and never allow anyone to break you again... Allah always protects those who are sincere... And remember sabr never goes unrewarded... You are still young, and InshaAllah Allah will bless you with a marriage that brings real peace, respect, and love. What is written for you will find you and this time it will come with ease, not pain Insha allah... Stay positive our prayers are with you 😇
وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركاته From an Islamic perspective, if a person sincerely repents for a past sin, it is not permissible to continuously remind them of it, humiliate them because of it, or expose their faults to others. Allah is Most Merciful and accepts sincere repentance. Based on what you have described, if you had truly repented and were trying to be a loyal and good wife after marriage, then repeatedly using your past against you, insulting you, exposing your private matters, humiliating you in front of family members, verbally abusing your parents, dragging you, choking you, locking you in the house, and threatening you with divorce were not justified. A husband is entrusted with protecting his wife’s dignity, honor, and privacy. Even if he had concerns or grievances, Islam teaches that they should be addressed with wisdom, patience, justice, and respect not through abuse, humiliation, or oppression. If you made mistakes in the past, that is between you and Allah after sincere repentance. A person’s past does not give anyone the right to mistreat them. Wrongdoing from the past can never be used as an excuse for cruelty or abuse in the present. What stands out from your account is that this marriage lacked the peace, mercy, respect, and security that Islam encourages between spouses. A marriage should be built upon kindness, trust, and mutual respect. When there is repeated abuse, public humiliation, threats, and the use of divorce as a weapon, the relationship becomes deeply unhealthy. So, while no human being is completely free of mistakes, the treatment you described was not justified. Your husband should have kept your private matters confidential and treated you with dignity. The abuse, humiliation, and exposure of your past were wrong both morally and Islamically. May Allah grant you healing, peace, justice, and a better future filled with respect and happiness. Ameen.
Are behan please usse 2 thappad lagao or nikal jao wahan se please apne baare mei socho nikah mei rehne ka mtlb ye nhi hai ke tum mazur ho or sab zulm seh loge apne liye stand lo aage zindagi or padi hai us bekaar aadmi ke saath kharab mt kro 🙏
He shouldn't have married you, else he should've asked you about your past relationship. Maybe by that time you might've understood about his nature. He wants you for your beauty and for that he ignored it, and now it often gets remembered and he feels bad about it. There is nothing wrong with you or with him, the major problem is your ex, who doesn't want you to lead a happy life.
But a capring person turnee suddenly into a demon maybe something exists which you did not reveal nhi to 360 koi nhi badalta Corporate Stories & Confessions
As soon as someone lifts a hand on you - you need to leave. I wish we were educated and progressive enough to make that decision.
What happen forget about it. Everyone has his past either good or bad. In short note forget and fast forward
Nikah and Marriage both are different?? Atleast use ChatGPT
Your mistake is to not tell the truth before marriage. Other than that, you are a loyal wife. You don’t deserve this torture. Run away from his life and he will learn his lesson. If you want to reunite then do it with police help so that everything is documented.
At least use a free AI or chat gpt to write the story properly
You are so young. Nothing wrong in your side. In adolescence age someone misguided and used you. Ignore your marriage. Forget everything. You need peace of mind. Concentrate in your studies or job. Take any desicion after 4 to 5 years.
No you didn't deserve any of this, he had no right to expose your sins to anyone, but this is something which is not in your hands. Khair don't be guilty. Hope your heart heals.
If this is real incidents then this is pathetic that you r tolerating this. May be you should have studied and got independent 1st..i know even after being independent, girls end in a marriage like u said but at least u can come out of that situation. Don't lose your self respect and dignity over such a disgusting person please. And as i can understand your parents are in support of you.. Just come out of this marriage you are so young.. And regarding the ex stuff and photos just police complain against your husband it's kind of cyber harassment. Whatever it is just stop blaming yourself. You r so young you have your whole life ahead.
U did mistake ... but move on life is precious... he is not good man .
Dear sisters or whosoever is reading my post kindly refrain from telling ur past into ur present as it only creates problems and distance ..repent and improvise..n conceal ur faults between u and Allah..start fresh Secondly a man who cant control himself in anger is like a bull that cant b tamed ..thank Allah that u got rid of him ..Now focus on urself only ,become financially independent and love urself ...A relation that requires begging ,insults,torture is of no good ...what would u teach ur kids ..Never let anyone treat u like shit ..understand your worth ..
No not your fault.. leave him..why you are scared of your past.. do work and stand up on your feet.. don't get pregnant.. be strong..you are living worse life at present
You seek validation from no one. Believe your self... Miya biwi kibas hty hai uos ny sirf apko nae blkyapny khud ky libas ko ganda kia... May be trauma hwa ho uosy b phr b zulam zulam hi hta hai phr chahy chota ho ya bara... Jo mard apni biwi ko protect n provide nae kr skta wo shohar kehlany ky qabil nahi...!! Do Astagfar n sadqa as much as you can ky apky dil mai kisi b qism ka kena ya hasad na ay bs. You need to protect your eman only. Do not let yourself be judged by anyone no matter what. Best wishes!!
Your are having ex and your husband accept it ...
Pls mention that culprit name or id here
This is a sin whose punishment is suffered in this very life; it is nothing but what your own hands have brought upon you.
I read a story book every day to improve my English. Today your post completed my daily task.
Focus on yourself. Stay strong. Not all men are same but its always a man who consider it as a birth right to torture, abuse and humiliate a woman. Set your priorities. Thank Allah for this divorce He has saved your life from being hell or even being end. Complete your studies. Look for a job if you need any help in studies or anything please let me know stay strong and restart.
Zinnah is the wrongful act which will haunt u all the life... May Allah have mercy on us all...so does u...
Tripple talak was banned long ago. Just file a case against him for using tripple talak and subsequent mental harrasment. Also for domestic violence. No body has the right to hit you.
Aapne Past clear karna chahiye tha shadi se pehle. Ajkal chupana bahut mushkil hai. Sach samne a hi jata hai ek na ek din. Waise bhi koi mard ye nahi chahta ke uski biwi kisi aur ki ho pehle. Apne Zina kiya hai toh bhugto ab
جانور نہیں کوئی درندے کے ساتھ رہ رہی ہو،
If you are willing to spend one more day with him after reading this comment, you have wasted another day of your life. He needs you only for his physical needs. He will not leave you, so you must be the one to leave him if you ever want a moment of peace in your future.
Ek hath se taali nahi bajti 👏👏👏
Vt de hell u compromising fr dis cheap man 😡
Jo hua so hua, turn back to Allah he'll give you best match inshaallah azamish samjh k shukar ada karein waisey toh one-sided story lakin 75% bhi asa hai toh acha hua Allah ne apko asey logo sey dur kardiya jo apko bezat karwa rahy thy. Sabr rakhy aur Allah k kun ka intizar karein
When he knew everything about your past he should have left you before marriage but he married you. If he is a good guy he should keep your past private so as not to expose it in front of everyone. He exposed you In front of everyone, I think you should end this toxic marriage. Take divorce and move on. Life is so big don't take any tension live your life happily. Duniya bhari padi hy acche logon se
Women shouldnt be hoeing around before marriage!
No, you did not deserve any of it. The man you married and the man you dated were evil.
May Allah reward your patience forgive your mistakes protect your dignity and grant you a future filled with peace respect and a spouse who treats you with kindness and mercy
Can i marry with you to start new life
Virginity is meant to be a gift for marriage but some girls treat it like a birthday gift and hand it out to anyone
past always matters.It chases no matter when,how and why. Virgin people deserve Virgin people
You need therapy and also need to have a job where you can realize your potential and gain some self respect. I am not sure why are you even questioning about who was in the wrong? You made a mistake before getting married and repented. Your ex husband had a God complex and despite knowing your post chose to marry you so that he can punish you. Please don’t consider going back.
Alhamdulillah we latino womens do not and Will not depend on any men..if something goes wrong we leave and stand on our own...SO sad to hear your story sis.
U should have married a divorced man jiska khud ka past ho wo shyed asi larki ko accept kersakta hai ek clean past Wala admi nai....y did u kept going back to him again and again ...
Allah khair kare
Credit goes to ur ex..
Main reason is religious mind , Just use mind and logical reasoning
❤️ nothing to say.. Allah is with you
Divorce him, take some rest then ask your parents to search for a good man for you if he doesn't have property or a high salary accept him support him and be happy.
Best hua tumhare sath if someone love u and u cheated him for the sake of Allah it's also not acceptable by Allah swt that u cheated someone
He was psychopath thanks to Allah and live yours life happily bless u
Poori kahani mein ex bura ni hai. Wo bs past hai. Bs past.
Hi 19 tera girl ... Past apna kisi ko kabhi nhi btatay... Wo bhe aisay banday ko jissay aap janti nhi ho na understanding hui ho. Anyways ab court jao aur khulla Lou aisay zehni mareez insaan se. Your husband is a psycho patient. Aisay chawal Pagal zehni mareez insaan se jaan churwaou jitna jaldi ho sakay court k through. Aur woman police station ja k complain karo is ki. Harassment and physical abuse ka case karo is pe.
Well, your past is your past. He accepted you the way you are.. after marriage dragging past is just a psychic trick to annoy someone. This was between you and Allah.. we are not here to judge you.. the main problem is you were married to a psycho.. this was his loss. Don't worry Allah will bless you with a blessed one. So don't worry. Be happy.
Mostly both sides have mistakes but if the story you shared is true then the man you married is looks like psycho and its better to move on with a wise and serious person.
It's all because of Allah.
Have a fresh start. don't ever talk about ur ex again. Live in another city and don't share ur or ur new husband's number again. U still have time in life.
We must listen to the both sides
Forcefully se*ual relation kia fazool parda daala hai khudpy wo kia ghar se aghwa krke physicall hota tha? Had hai pehly mazy leti deti rahi ho used ho k jaogi to phr ye life tum deserve krti ho...
Enjoy your life u r free from life time imprisonment
Tooo long
Don't ever imagine going back to him.. For tha sake of you.
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why did u mary in such a early age at the first place ..
Very emotional story. Very sad to hear. Where r u frm
IF you are hiding something from your parents , you yourself know that you are in the wrong. Even getting tortured so much you were hiding your past from your parents, it just means your past ex has more weight than your the torture he was doing For this gen girls , don't even think of getting in a relation without him talking to your mother and sisters. And you have at least met his mother once and let her know everything.
You should be thankful to allah that he saved you from this beast.
May Allah guide us, Move on seek repentance and find another match
Let's elope girl I need a girl like you